Testseek.com have collected 162 expert reviews of the Jabra Elite 65t and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Jabra Elite 65t.
March 2018
(83%)
162 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: The Jabra Elite 65t is probably the best-looking set of truly wireless earphones I've tested. It sports gunmetal grey accents and a black semi-gloss body. The whole thing is plastic, but, unlike many earphones on the market, it doesn't feel cheap.The bo...
Abstract: The Jabra Elite 65t is probably the best-looking set of truly wireless earphones I've tested. It sports gunmetal grey accents and a black semi-gloss body. The whole thing is plastic, but, unlike many earphones on the market, it doesn't feel cheap.The bo...
Compact, discrete and light-weight, 4-microphone system, Good audio quality for calls and music, Portable charging case, 5 hours continuous use / 15 hrs with charging case, Mobile app software allows equalizer controls
None I can think of, Final Words, If you want a wireless earbuds that offers good audio quality with a stylish look to match, then buy the Jabra Elite 65t now. You won't be disappointed, seriously, Related articles, Linner NC50 Wireless Neckband Earphone
If you want a wireless earbuds that offers good audio quality with a stylish look to match, then buy the Jabra Elite 65t now. You won't be disappointed, seriously. Related articlesLinner NC50 Wireless Neckband Earphone ReviewJ...
Published: 2018-04-17, Author: Chris , review by: theverge.com
Incredibly stable connection, Pleasant sound with good bass, Customizable fit, Two-year warranty against sweat / dust
Sometimes get uncomfortable during extended listening, No foam tips included, You'll need a recent phone for best performance, Possible QA issues with some units
Solid, secure, comfortable fit, Excellent sound quality, Great call quality, Solid passive noise isolation, 5 hr battery life (15 w/case), Zero video lag
Not fully water-resistant
As I stated above, the Jabra's Elite Sports continue to be one of my favorite earbuds, especially for epic, sweat-soaked workouts. That said, the Elite 65t's have become my new goto headphones the rest of the time. Their comfort, secure fit, sound quality...
Build Quality, Design / Size, Hearthrough / Sidetone Features, Very Good Audio Quality (For The Size), Call Quality (Other End), Excellent Stability, Bluetooth v5.0, Jabra Sound+ App, Bundled Charging Case (Up To 10 Extra Hours),
Price Tag (Compared To Other Similar Models), Bass Levels (Compared To The Elite Sport), No IPX Certification (The Elite Active 65t Do),
Just like with any other set of earbuds you can use the Elite 65t either to listen to music or make calls so naturally we do both whenever we have one such product in our hands. Now when comparing the Elite 65t to the Elite Sport (obviously since...
The answer to our big question of how Alexa performs when it isn't native to the operating system isn't positive. There are some important limitations — it's not like you can't use Spotify with Jabra Elite 65t earbuds, but to get directions in your ear or...
Design is stylish, durable and comfortable, Great audio quality, Up to 5 hours of battery life on a charge, Free companion app, Excellent call quality
A bit heavy, Lacks Find My Buds functionality
Jabra's packing a hell of a lot of value and functionality into the Elite 65t. For $169.99, you get a pair of wireless buds with a sleek, durable and comfortable design and up to 5 hours of battery life on a charge. Delivering consistently clean detail an...
Remarkable battery life, one of the longest we've tested, Custom equalizer setting to finetune music to your liking, Solid connectivity, with no latency issues with video, Intriguing and solid design, HearThrough sound amplification is one of the best, Ph
Poor noise suppression when worn, Generic battery case, Fit can become loose during sweaty workouts
Yet another relief we're gladly accepting, Jabra has the Elite 65t priced at $170. While that mark places it in the same territory as its direct mainstream rivals, it's still nevertheless much more forgiving than the Jabra Elite Sport's hefty $250 cost. S...
Abstract: I see what Apple did with the AirPods, they created a wireless version of their EarBuds by simply cutting the cable and jamming amazing tech into that last bit that hangs out your ear. Familiar, and funky.Personally, I didn't like the look of them, and...
