The Jabra 75T earbuds have become popular due to their Active-Noise Cancellation(ANC) feature and long-lasting battery life. There’s a lineup of Jabra headphones and earbuds, including the in-ear Jabra Elite 75T and the Jabra Elite Active 75T. Both have a sleek and stylish design. The difference between the two is that the Jabra Elite Active 75T performs better in sports due to its higher IP rating making it more resistant to sweat and water than the Jabra Elite 75T, which performs better in calls and music. Additionally, it is also available in more colors. Despite all these features, some customers have brought out issues regarding these earbuds. This article will examine the biggest customer complaints about the Jabra 75T and explore alternatives.
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Comfort
One of the complaints about the Jabra 75T is comfort. Customers complain that the Jabra 75T is uncomfortable and falls off easily when running or exercising in the gym. Compared to the previous Jabra 65T, they are smaller and fit easily in the ears. Moreover, they come with three different-sized ear tips, small, medium, and large. Buyers, however, complain that the comfortable ear tips either do not fit perfectly or they shake a lot when they’re inserted in the ears.
Left Bud Works Only With the Right Bud
Another complaint about the Jabra 75T is the inability for the earbuds to operate independently. Unlike the Galaxy earbuds from Samsung and others, the left earbuds can’t be used independently. The left earbud only works when you’ve worn the right earbud in your ear. You can, therefore, not interchange the earbuds once one runs out of charge. The Jabra 75T first connects the right earbud to the device playing the media via Bluetooth. The right earbud then sends waves to the left through your head, sending audio.
Therefore, you can either listen to the right earbud alone or both. When the right one gets misplaced, the whole set of earbuds becomes useless. The earbuds, therefore, cannot be used for more than 7 continuous hours without their case. However, they can last slightly over one day with the case. Most alternative earbuds, however, can work separately since they connect to the phone independently.
Sound Decreases Over Time
A third complaint about the Jabra 75T is that the sound decreases over time. Although the Jabra 75T has great sound quality, consumers have complained that the audio volume decreases with use. Although they support Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, there are various reasons for sound degradation in Bluetooth audio over time. One of the major reasons is the Bluetooth codec used in the earbuds.
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The Jabra 75T supports standard SBC and the AAC Bluetooth codec. The two work best with Apple products. Additionally, the problem can be caused by internal and sometimes external damage to the headphones. Internal damages such as a faulty transistor or WIFI interference from other devices may cause poor signal transmission lowering the sound quality and volume over time. External damage, like clogging of the audio hole, causes sound degradation. One of the solutions offered by the company is upgrading the earbuds’ software through your phone. However, some say that cleaning the little hole between the charging point and the part inserted into the ear solves the problem
Inability to Clean the Earwax in the Earbuds
The final complaint about the Jabra 75T is the difficulty cleaning them of earwax. The Jabra 75T is made in a comparatively smaller size compared to other earbuds. The large Jabra headphones come with a larger sound output hole that enables one to remove the earwax easily by using readily available materials such as cotton buds or even pieces of tissue. Besides, some of them have a small screen that prevents entry of earwax that damages the internals. The screen can therefore be removed from the earbuds, cleaned, and re-inserted easily without damaging them. Jabra, however, does not specify whether the protective screen is present in the Jabra 75T, nor can you see it since the hole is small and deep.
There being no assurance of a screen that prevents entry of earwax, regular cleaning of the earbuds is necessary. The small size, however, makes the removal of the wax impossible. The accumulation of earwax in the earbuds brings about effects such as reduced sound. Therefore, it is dismaying that the wax accumulation in the earbuds results in reduced sound, yet the wax cannot be removed.
Are the Jabra 75T Worth Buying?
Despite the flaws and limitations, the Jabra 75T are still a great pick for anyone looking for earbuds that offer an immersive audio experience with high-fidelity sound. With a long-lasting battery and stable Bluetooth connectivity that is strong even over long distances, the earbuds will give you the best value for your money. Furthermore, they have a noise-cancellation with an advanced digital chipset to upgrade them even after they’ve already been bought and a hear-through mode.
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The Jabra earbuds are a game-changer that bring unique features to the industry. Moreover, they are great for performing strenuous activities such as lifting weights or running, since they are less likely to fall out if they fit perfectly. Plus, the IP55 and IP57 rating prevents them from getting destroyed by water and sweat. The button on both earbuds enables easier control of sound. Unlike the touch feature on some AirPods, you can operate the Jabra 75T without removing your gloves. We recommend these earbuds for daily use. However, if that’s not impressive enough, below is a list of more options you can choose from while you’re still looking for a good set of earbuds.
What Are the Best Alternatives to Jabra 75T?
If you can’t look past the above limitations, there are several options from which you can choose. Here are our top picks:
- Apple AirPods Pro (2nd generation)
- Raycon Fitness Bluetooth
- SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds 2
- EarFun Free 2S
Let’s look at each of these alternatives in detail.
AirPods Pro (2nd Generation)
The Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Generation) are among the best earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation and transparency mode. Unlike the Jabra 75T, these earbuds have a stem that extends toward the mouth. Moreover, unlike the previous AirPods Pro (1st generation), you can swipe up and down along the stem to control the volume. They, however, work best with Apple devices. Moreover, the sensitive touch feature prompts accidental pausing of media when adjusting the AirPods. It also has a Magsafe case that enables wireless charging.
Raycon Fitness Bluetooth
The Raycon Fitness Bluetooth is one of the best earbuds for about $120. They offer unique specs, such as an awareness mode that enables you to hear sounds around you. Moreover, the battery can last up to 9 hours on a single charge and 54 hours with the charging case. Additionally, they can be used independently since each earbud connects separately to the phone. This is convenient as you can use one earbud at a time while the other one is charging. Besides, they have an IPX7 hence sweating and a little moisture are not a problem for these headphones. However, customers complain that the touch functions are sometimes unreliable and don’t work sometimes.
Samsung Galaxy Buds2
The Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 are among the best earbuds. For starters, the earbuds look nice and are comfy. Other than the great sound quality, the noise cancellation capabilities on these earbuds are superb. For calls, they have three microphones that pick up your sound and also noise reduction technology that cuts out external noises. Additionally, it has a Low Latency Ambient Sound that acts as a hear-through feature, enabling you to be aware of your surroundings. It also has Bluetooth connectivity of 5.2, unlike Jabra’s, which is 5.0.
EarFun Free 2S
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The EarFun Free 2S cost about $49. The earbuds have great specs despite their low cost. They have IPX7 water and sweat-resistant capabilities. Besides, the battery lasts about 7 hours on a single charge, 30 hours with the compact case, and a 10 minutes fast charge offers 2 hours of playtime. Moreover, the sound quality is good. However, they don’t have a noise-cancellation feature or a hear-through mode. Additionally, they have Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity. This means that they have a stronger Bluetooth connection and can still work well with devices that are far away.
Furthermore, the earbuds have an EarFun App with an adjustable EQ that lets you adjust the sound to your preferences. Moreover, you can also customize the controls and upgrade the firmware of the earbuds via the app. They are designed to provide a tight seal around your ears preventing entry of external noises. The 4 microphones and the Qualcomm cVc technology ensure that your voice is well-captured for clarity when talking on the phone and reduces 90% background noise.
