Jabra Elite 65t True Wireless

Affordable price ; Great audio quality ; Quick and easy pairing ; Low-profile design

Call quality suffers in noisy environments ; Extended wear gets uncomfortable ; On-board controls can be awkward

Clean sound ; Good battery life ; More comfortable than older model

Not as rich or powerful sounding as the best ; Some inter-earpiece connection issues

Better battery life, better comfort – but not quite the best sound in this class.

Reliable connection ; Great passive noise isolation ; Punchy bass, bright highs ; Advanced features, good battery life

Somewhat tight fit ; Slight connection noise

With solid sound, great battery life, and intuitive features, the Jabra Elite 65t easily rank among the best fully wireless options on the market.

Mature, understated design Pleasure to use Excellent battery life Balanced sound quality

Slippery earbuds and case Limited eartip selection Limited water resistance

The Jabra Elite 65t is a perfect balance of usability, features, and sound quality. These headphones offer a reliable connection and are a pleasure to use day-to-day, plus their long battery life means you won’t be fishing for the charging case as...

Ease of use ; Solid connection ; Comfortable to wear

A lack of passion and dynamism in the sound

Very good on a practical level; not good enough, sonically

Good build quality. Graphic EQ and presets available. Lightweight and breathable design. Impressive passive noise isolation.

May not fit comfortably for some users. Struggles to cut down bass-range noise.

The Jabra Elite 65t are alright for neutral sound. They have a somewhat neutral sound profile that lacks a thumpy low-bass and a bright treble range. Their passive soundstage is also perceived as closed-off and small, so it doesn't sound very...

Good passive isolation. ; Stable and breathable for sports. ; Good range and wireless connection.

Not as comfortable for everyone. ; Mediocre build quality for the case.

The Jabra Elite 65t are smaller and fit more comfortably than their predecessors. They sound excellent for truly wireless headphones, perform reliably and are great for making calls, with two microphones in each earpiece. Battery life is decent at 5...

The relatively tight, noise-isolating fit isn't for everyone. You have to step up to the more expensive Elite Active 65t to get a true sports model that offers enhanced sweat-resistance.

The well-designed Jabra Elite 65t truly wireless earphones rival Apple's AirPods and are superior in some ways.