Jabra Earbuds Review: The 2020 Flagship TWS Jabra Elite 75t


Having done a couple of Jabra earbuds reviews, to say that I'm excited to see what Jabra comes up with next would be an understatement. Jabra has consistently put out headphones with great performance, and I was very keen to see what they come up with next.
The Jabra Elite 75t are True Wireless Earbuds, a successor to the Elite 65t, which I really liked and are on top of many reviewers' list as the best TWS (True Wireless Stereo) earphones of 2019. What can the 75t bring to the table that the 65t did not? It turned out it brought plenty. People at Jabra are obviously in-tune with what consumer wants in their TWS earphones. Read on to see what I mean.
Smaller, but a perfect fit
The first thing that I noticed of the Elite 75t is that they are significantly smaller than the Elite 65t. Jabra definitely aimed for a smaller package, with smaller buds, together with a smaller charging case. This obviously is a welcomed improvement, even though the Elite 65t itself was not large by any standard; the new iteration became even smaller and more pocketable.

But just because the buds became smaller, it didn't mean that the famous fit that the Elite 65t was compromised. The Elite 65t to me fit so well and snugly in my ears that I called them the closest things to TWS in-ear-monitors. So when I saw the smaller package, I wondered how they would be able to achieve that if the overall size got smaller. But you know what? Jabra somehow did it. And they know that they did it, because it's the Number One feature they boast about on their product page.
Even with the smaller buds, they fit snugly and formed a firm seal in my ears. This means great sound isolation, better bass response, and not having them fall out when doing physically strenuous activities.
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A charging case worthy of 2020 flagship Earbuds
The Elite 75t charging case not only got smaller, but it got better. A whole lot better.
First thing that I noticed is that the lid got magnetized, and then I noticed that the Earbuds are also now held in by magnets. In my book, the more magnets you utilize effectively the better.

Secondly, the case is now charged through a USB-C cable, and that's another tick in what consumers want these days, as more and more devices switch to USB-C.
Thirdly, and this might only be understood by people who have owned the Elite 65t: the new charging case now stands on its base, instead of on its side. This doesn't have much functional impact, but it just feels nice when it's standing upright and ready to be flipped open like a jewelry box.
Finally, it's smaller! I've said it already, but it's such a nice form factor that it's worth saying again. The case fits nicely in the palm, in the pocket, or in any small pouches in a back pack or handbag.
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