I spend over a month using the latest Jabra Elite 75t while working out (on the treadmill mostly), typing reviews and just before i went to sleep (as we all know this lockdown has limited everyone's external activities) and i have to admit that the end result was even better than expected.

Build Quality (IP55 Certified); Design / Size / Available Colors (Titanium Black / Gold Beige / Black); Hearthrough / Sidetone Features; Exceptional Audio Quality (For The Size); Call Quality (Other End); Noise Cancelling; Battery Life (Up To 28 Hours Total); Great Fit; 2 Year Warranty Against Dust...

Price Tag (For Some)

The Jabra elite 75t aren’t perfect, but they’re still great. If you want a pair of everyday true wireless earbuds to throw in your pocket on your way to work, in the gym after, and then while errands on the weekend, these are the way to go.

Convenient charging case; Sleek design of case and earbuds; HearThrough is super useful; Battery life is good; Microphone quality; IP55 sweat and dust resistant; USB-C charging

Connection strength is good; but not perfect; Switching between devices isn’t as seamless as it needs to be; Sound quality is just okay; Playback control buttons cause some suction in ear when pressed

The Elite 75t’s are excellent in terms of the listening experience, comfort, secure fit, size, battery life, looks, and ruggedness. Jabra has once again raised the bar, improving the 75’s in nearly every way…impressively so.

Smaller more compact design; Improved sound quality; excellent clarity with distinctive bass response; Solid construction; Better battery life: 7.5 hours of use between charges; USB-C charging; Secure fit; Improved magnetic charging case; Customizable EQ profiles via Jabra app; Solid HearThrough...

Jabra’s Elite 65t earbuds have been a worthy rival to Apple’s original AirPods and the go-to alternative for people with an Android phone or whose ears didn’t accommodate the one-size-fits-most AirPod design ever since their release.

More comfortable; smaller design; Improved carrying case; Good sound quality with thumping bass

No active noise cancellation; No wireless charging (yet); Controls can get confusing

Jabra has already staked a claim to being one of the best in the business at making true wireless earbuds, and with the Elite 75t , it makes a strong case against the fiercest competitors.

Tighter fit for noise isolation; Good sound quality; Vastly improved battery life

No wireless charging; No active noise cancellation; Alexa needs more integration

Jabra’s latest true wireless earbuds are significantly smaller and last 2.5 hours longer than 2018’s Elite 65t. They also sound better, but they don’t have active noise cancellation or a wireless charging case (yet).

Much improved audio; Small and comfy; Longer battery life

No ANC; No wireless charging (yet); On-board controls take training

When it comes to true wireless earphones, Jabra is one of the stand-out brands as they offer a healthy mix of tech, performance and comfort that few others can provide. The brand has recently launched the Jabra Elite 75t, a noteworthy successor to the extremely popular Jabra Elite 65t and it comes...

Fantastic if they fit well, but very uncomfortable if they don't

Fantastic sound quality; great battery life

Comfort is quite hit or miss; athletic performance also hit or miss; Comfort is quite hit or miss; athletic performance also hit or miss

With the Elite 75t, Jabra continues its successful True-Wireless series, adding some improvements to the tried and tested features. Overall, the Elite 75t reinforces the positive impression that it’s worth paying for Jabra headphones.

I did receive a dud unit initially which had no ends of issues, however the replacement unit was absolutely rock solid. Is the Elite 75t worth the upgrade? The smaller form factor, longer battery life and USB-C charge port and magnetic coupling back into the charge case are all factors in deciding...