Jabra Elite 65t

Jabra Elite 65t review: the best AirPods alternative

The new $170 Jabra Elite 65t earbuds are my go-to recommendation for anyone who wants truly wireless earbuds that aren't Apple's AirPods. As good as the AirPods are , there are several things that might rule them out for some people.

Jabra Elite 65t Review

Step aside, AirPods! Jabra's Elite 65t are the fully wireless headphones to beat.

Jabra Elite 65t review: Third time's the charm

Though a few caveats apply, this is almost everything we wanted out of the second-gen Elite Sport earbuds and a solid product that cements Jabra’s reputation on the frontlines of the true wireless arms race. After the largely-iterative update delivered by their second-gen Elite Sport earbuds, Jabra have now expanded their true wireless portfolio again with the Elite 65t earbuds.

Jabra Elite 65t review: Perfect fit with a good audio range

The Jabra Elite 65t are a reliable pair of earpods, that fit perfectly in the ear and offer a great audio experience. Here's our full review.

Jabra Elite 65t review: Perfect fit with a good audio range

The Jabra Elite 65t are a reliable pair of earpods, that fit perfectly in the ear and offer a great audio experience. Here's our full r...

After the largely-iterative update delivered by their second-gen Elite Sport earbuds, Jabra have now expanded their true wireless portfolio again with the Elite 65t earbuds.

Jabra Elite Active 65t

You have to hand it to Jabra-the company has invested in an app that works with multiple models of its headphones, and it's the rare case in which the app actually improves the user experience to a notable degree.

Jabra Elite 65t

Compared to what else is out there, it's not bad for a true wireless sport IEM at $170. As of this writing, I'm unaware of anything cheaper with the same features and performance. It's a better deal, of course, if your timing is good and you catch it when it's $130.

Jabra Elite Active 65t True Wireless In Ear Sport Headphones - Copper Blue 100-99010000-40 review

Great-sounding wireless buds, for in and out of the gym, but a few usability niggles keep them from being perfect

Jabra Elite Active 65t review

If you’re the sort of devoted fitness buff that would give The Rock a run for his mountainous piles of money, you’re perhaps better off opting for the more tech-heavy Elite Sport. For everyone else, though, I’d fully recommend the Elite Active 65t. They're the best running earbuds I’ve come across, both in terms of build and sound quality. And the latter has me really deliberating over whether these buds could replace my beloved AirPods on the daily commute. If it wasn’t for the fact that they do dig in a bit after a while, it wouldn’t be up for debate. Bells and whistles like Alexa compatibility are great, even if they are a bit half-baked, and I like that the app lets me quickly jump between different audio modes and settings. They’re not flawless, but if you’re in the market for some truly wireless in-ear headphones that tick nearly all of the boxes, you'll be hard pushed to find better for the price.