Jabra Elite Active 75t review: The Jabra Elite active 75t are a versatile truly wireless earphone set that offers good music quality, g...

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 the AirPods Pro. And though they’re marginally more durable than the Elite 75T, you’re probably just as well saving the extra £20 and buying the Elite 75T. That said, if you’re the kind of person who might drop them down the loo and you want a bit of security they’d survive the trip, even at £189.99, you’ll be hard pressed to find a pair of earbuds that pack in so much for the price.

Good battery life; Pocket-friendly; Customisable audio;

Rapid charge is slower than most; No active noise cancellation;

The Jabra Elite 75t don’t have all the bells and whistles of some leading true wireless buds. They’re not quite as slick as the AirPods Pro and they’re not as sporty as the Jaybird Vista or the PowerBeats Pro. But you’ll be hard pressed to find a pair of earbuds that pack in so much for the price. Solid sound, superb portability and a strong battery life in a slick little package that’s enticingly wallet friendly.

Good battery life; Pocket-friendly; Customisable audio;

Rapid charge is slower than most; Fit not quite lock-tight;

Top battery life, a durable waterproof design, and noise-cancelling all make the Jabra Elite Active 75t a well-rounded package for anyone looking for sports headphones and willing to pay to be sure that they'll make it to the finish line.

If you’re looking for a set of true wireless earbuds that do more than just tick all the boxes but don’t cost the world, the Jabra 75t are a safe bet. The quality of experience you’re getting here feels a step above the cheaper options even if it doesn't quite manage to outshine the best the category has to offer.

With the Jabra 75ts, the brand continues to build on an already-strong foundation with small but meaningful improvements.

Improved battery life; Smarter design;

Lacks proper noise cancelling; Pricey;

Outside of Samsung and Apple, there’s been a bit of competition from headphone makers to try and provide the AirPods equivalent for Android. For the last few years, Jabra has been leading the way, and with the Jabra Elite 75t , things look promising.

Fantastic battery life, Lightweight and comfortable case and design, Jabra’s Sound app is amazing

Wireless charging case sold separately, Unable to use left earbud independently

Yes, Jabra’s Elite Active 75t are almost one year old, but it’s time to take a second look at these sports-oriented true wireless earbuds. Why? Well, Jabra just updated the firmware, suddenly endowing the Elite Active 75t (as well as the less expensive Elite 75t) with a major new feature: Active noise cancellation (ANC). To make the occasion, we’ve updated our original review with some new observations, a new rating, and all of the ANC details you need to know. They’re still $200 and they still offer full waterproofing via an IP57 rating, but it’s time to find out if the addition of ANC changes the game, or simply changes the name. We’ll just come right out and say it. The Jabra Elite 75t are the best-fitting true wireless earbuds we’ve ever tried here at Digital Trends, and the Elite Active 75t are identical. They share the same ergonomic shape that feels like it was custom-formed for my ears. I know they won’t fit everyone like a glove, but your odds of getting a good fit are better ...

Secure and comfortable fit; Great sound quality; Waterproof; Good call quality; Very good noise cancellation;

No wireless charging; Average battery life;

Good battery life; Pocket-friendly; Customisable audio;

Rapid charge is slower than most; Fit not quite lock-tight;

Just like how the new-gen smartphone camera owners who love their image quality in over-saturated over-processed look, the Jabra Elite 75t will win fans who are into this “extreme-V” shaped sound signature.

Compact case with 28 hours battery life; HearThrough mode offers optional ambient awareness; Multi-Connect allows 2 active device connections; IP55 water rating

Excessive sub-bass tuning and lacks midrange warmth

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