Testseek.co.uk have collected 128 expert reviews of the Jabra Elite Active 75t and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Jabra Elite Active 75t.
March 2020
(86%)
128 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(84%)
1061 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Compact size
Secure fit
Good noise-cancelling
Open
Detailed sound
Good battery life
Pocket-friendly
Customisable audio
Rubberized texture provides grip
Increased IP rating
Compact case and earbuds
Powerful sound performance
Comfortable and secure fit
Easy-to-use onboard controls
Great customisable sound
IP57 waterproofing
Comfortable fit
Great app with customisation
Secure and comfortable fit
Great sound quality
Waterproof
Good call quality
Very good noise cancellation
IP57 certification
Lots of customisation options
Great audio with impressive bass
Super comfortable and compact
Now have noise cancelling too
The editors didn't like
Lack rhythmic efficiency
Can sound brash
Push-controls disturb fit
Rapid charge is slower than most
No active noise cancellation
Mediocre sound
Dust and fingerprint magnet
Elite 75t are a better value
Not that different from Elite 75T
Mic quality good
But not fantastic
No active noise cancellation (ANC)
Not hugely different to the cheaper Elite 75t model
No wireless charging
Average battery life
Left earbud can't be used independently
Bass may be too prominent for some
So compact
They can actually be hard to fish out of your ears
Good battery life, Pocket-friendly, Customisable audio
Rapid charge is slower than most, No active noise cancellation
Like the Jabra Elite 75t, the sportier Active 75T doesn't have all the bells and whistles of some leading true wireless buds – there's no active noise cancellation for a kick off. They're nice looking though still not quite as stylish and simple to use as...
Abstract: The Jabra Elite 75t (and its Elite Active 75t counterparts) is among the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds that are currently available on the market. The earbuds have won praise for their form-fitting design, sweat/water resistance, and HearThrough technol...
Abstract: DRN pulled out the big gun when it comes to testing active lifestyle gear. Devlin Webb at a tender 16 years old has represented at State and National level in both Australian Rules Football and cricket. In AFL he captained the Victorian 12's team in 2015...
Comfortable to wear, Delightful sound signature, Simple and easy app,
Slightly bass heavy, No wireless charging, ShareTweetShare
If base-heavy but incredibly clear music is something that is to your taste, then the Elite Active 75t are your perfect companion. The price could be deterrent, but you are getting features such as passive noise-cancelling, transparency, an app that has s...
Abstract: Noise-canceling may aid aural isolation, but it isn't always a convenience. For one thing, it can drain battery power enough to cut listening time by 10-20 percent. Noise-canceling and ambient sound mode options also create more on-bud tap/press control v...
Can only use right earbud for mono mode, Wireless charging case costs extra, No active noise cancelation, Lots of complaints of connectivity problems out there
ProsFully waterproofBig, powerful soundFormidable battery lifeSolid connectivity (for me)Extremely comfortableConsCan only use right earbud for mono modeWireless charging case costs extraNo active noise cancelationLots of complaints of connectivity proble...
Smaller more compact design, IP57 water-/sweat-/dust-proof 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 ma
Lack of active noise canceling, No wireless charging
Bottom line: I like the Elite Active 75t's a lot and will continue to use them daily for work, play, and epicness. Their sound quality, comfort, secure fit, size, battery life, looks, and ruggedness are excellent. Plus I prefer their minimalistic form fac...
