[Jabra] Jabra Elite Active 75t on 40% discount

heymegaman wrote: ↑ Did you leave pass through audio on? You can toggle it on and off by pressing the left ear piece once. Otherwise I would try with different devices to see if it still happens

chun_man17 wrote: ↑ I've had the 65Ts for a while before upgrading to the 75Ts... I think the 75Ts are much better (for the reasons below).... but whether these improvements are significant to you, and even if they are, whether they're worth $100+ difference, is up to you.
- 75T gave me more stable bluetooth connections at longer ranges
- 75T had strong punchier base, which I like
- 75T are much smaller and actually fit IN my ear rather than hanging off it. 65Ts I could wear for maybe 1/2 hr before my ears got sore, 75Ts is getting to a point where I don't mind them in there anymore cause they fit so well
- Much better passive noise cancelling with 75T
- 75Ts have ANC through software update, but meh
- The case is so much better with the 75T... magnetic lid and also the buds are held in there magnetically as well... 65Ts you have to purposely fit them in there properly to make sure its all aligned before closing the lid
- Opening and closing of the case lid is much more satisfying because of the magnets... You no longer have to pinch the sides of the case to open the lid like on the 65Ts and in my time with the 75Ts they have not yet swung open accidentally in my pocket and resulted in my earbuds flying out like my 65Ts had before. Also, after a year of using my 65T, something inside the case came loose... it uses a magnet within the case somewhere to detect if the buds are in the case, and when they are, turn them off to start charging and also disconnect the bluetooth connection... once that thing comes off, the buds no longer realize they're in the case once you put them in, and keeps holding onto the bluetooth connection.
- Voice calls are much improved... people always used to say my voice from the 65T sounds like i'm under water
- battery consideration: I think 75T have better battery life to begin with... add also since the 65Ts are older, its battery is older and probably has degraded more than any of the 75Ts in the market as of Nov 2020

I am still on the fence with whether I should go for a pair of 85Ts... maybe I will if I can get a 40% off code... but I'm fully expecting the difference from a 75T to a 85T will be much less of a upgrade than from a 65T to a 75T. If you can get a 75T at a good price my personal opinion is just to go for it. I bought one at full price from bestbuy at launch and don't regret it one bit. I recently bought another pair as a xmas gift during amazon prime day... these heavily discounted prices by Jabra right now are even lower than the amazon prime price ($175) and so it's a no brainer from my perspective.

Sepharite wrote: ↑I got the Jabra 65T and love it. Is the 75T worth the upgrade?

Neotropolis wrote: ↑ FYI - I was able to get a 40% off code for a few units. great tip OP!

Crichtonfan wrote: ↑ I think you should ask for an exchange. Definitely don't hear any white noise on mine when connected to my android phone or the MacBook and PC laptops.

d2fresh wrote: ↑ Did anyone order grey from Jabra?

Placed my order Nov 10th and it seems like its still on backorder

chun_man17 wrote: ↑ I've had the 65Ts for a while before upgrading to the 75Ts... I think the 75Ts are much better (for the reasons below).... but whether these improvements are significant to you, and even if they are, whether they're worth $100+ difference, is up to you.
- 75T gave me more stable bluetooth connections at longer ranges
- 75T had strong punchier base, which I like
- 75T are much smaller and actually fit IN my ear rather than hanging off it. 65Ts I could wear for maybe 1/2 hr before my ears got sore, 75Ts is getting to a point where I don't mind them in there anymore cause they fit so well
- Much better passive noise cancelling with 75T
- 75Ts have ANC through software update, but meh
- The case is so much better with the 75T... magnetic lid and also the buds are held in there magnetically as well... 65Ts you have to purposely fit them in there properly to make sure its all aligned before closing the lid
- Opening and closing of the case lid is much more satisfying because of the magnets... You no longer have to pinch the sides of the case to open the lid like on the 65Ts and in my time with the 75Ts they have not yet swung open accidentally in my pocket and resulted in my earbuds flying out like my 65Ts had before. Also, after a year of using my 65T, something inside the case came loose... it uses a magnet within the case somewhere to detect if the buds are in the case, and when they are, turn them off to start charging and also disconnect the bluetooth connection... once that thing comes off, the buds no longer realize they're in the case once you put them in, and keeps holding onto the bluetooth connection.
- Voice calls are much improved... people always used to say my voice from the 65T sounds like i'm under water
- battery consideration: I think 75T have better battery life to begin with... add also since the 65Ts are older, its battery is older and probably has degraded more than any of the 75Ts in the market as of Nov 2020

I am still on the fence with whether I should go for a pair of 85Ts... maybe I will if I can get a 40% off code... but I'm fully expecting the difference from a 75T to a 85T will be much less of a upgrade than from a 65T to a 75T. If you can get a 75T at a good price my personal opinion is just to go for it. I bought one at full price from bestbuy at launch and don't regret it one bit. I recently bought another pair as a xmas gift during amazon prime day... these heavily discounted prices by Jabra right now are even lower than the amazon prime price ($175) and so it's a no brainer from my perspective.

Sepharite wrote: ↑Has anyone had a good experience with their refurbished products?

chun_man17 wrote: ↑ I've had the 65Ts for a while before upgrading to the 75Ts... I think the 75Ts are much better (for the reasons below).... but whether these improvements are significant to you, and even if they are, whether they're worth $100+ difference, is up to you.
- 75T gave me more stable bluetooth connections at longer ranges
- 75T had strong punchier base, which I like
- 75T are much smaller and actually fit IN my ear rather than hanging off it. 65Ts I could wear for maybe 1/2 hr before my ears got sore, 75Ts is getting to a point where I don't mind them in there anymore cause they fit so well
- Much better passive noise cancelling with 75T
- 75Ts have ANC through software update, but meh
- The case is so much better with the 75T... magnetic lid and also the buds are held in there magnetically as well... 65Ts you have to purposely fit them in there properly to make sure its all aligned before closing the lid
- Opening and closing of the case lid is much more satisfying because of the magnets... You no longer have to pinch the sides of the case to open the lid like on the 65Ts and in my time with the 75Ts they have not yet swung open accidentally in my pocket and resulted in my earbuds flying out like my 65Ts had before. Also, after a year of using my 65T, something inside the case came loose... it uses a magnet within the case somewhere to detect if the buds are in the case, and when they are, turn them off to start charging and also disconnect the bluetooth connection... once that thing comes off, the buds no longer realize they're in the case once you put them in, and keeps holding onto the bluetooth connection.
- Voice calls are much improved... people always used to say my voice from the 65T sounds like i'm under water
- battery consideration: I think 75T have better battery life to begin with... add also since the 65Ts are older, its battery is older and probably has degraded more than any of the 75Ts in the market as of Nov 2020

I am still on the fence with whether I should go for a pair of 85Ts... maybe I will if I can get a 40% off code... but I'm fully expecting the difference from a 75T to a 85T will be much less of a upgrade than from a 65T to a 75T. If you can get a 75T at a good price my personal opinion is just to go for it. I bought one at full price from bestbuy at launch and don't regret it one bit. I recently bought another pair as a xmas gift during amazon prime day... these heavily discounted prices by Jabra right now are even lower than the amazon prime price ($175) and so it's a no brainer from my perspective.

willy222 wrote: ↑I'm having trouble understanding the wireless charging option - with the standard 75Ts, is it required to charge them individually by plugging each into a USB-C port on each earbud? Or do you just plug in the case?

coriolis wrote: ↑ Are you referring to the wireless case charging or the wireless earpiece charging?

Slono wrote: ↑ I have observed with 3 different pairs of elite active 75ts that the white noise is normal with the hear-through feature ON. Once I turn it off it goes away.

I want to add that the white noise shouldn’t really be bothersome since the whole purpose of hear through is to pick up sounds from the environment. I guess to each their own.

willy222 wrote: ↑ Hi, I'm referring to the extra price add-on, called, "Wireless charging enabled*". I don't know what it refers to, that is my question..

willy222 wrote: ↑ I see now, wireless charging option is only for the case. That sure isn't worth an extra $100 in my eyes!

Sepharite wrote: ↑ Has anyone had a good experience with their refurbished products?

Sepharite wrote: ↑ Has anyone had a good experience with their refurbished products?

Sepharite wrote: ↑ Has anyone had a good experience with their refurbished products?