Beats Fit Pro vs Jabra Elite 75t

Bass texture isn’t exactly perfect, but as I mentioned before, it definitely isn’t mud. It’s about as good as you might be able to expect from this particular product, but you’re not going to reach new levels of bass detail nirvana. Mids, whether by virtue of their recession or otherwise, have some gloss to them, meaning that fine details are hard to perceive and don’t jump out much.

They provide a level of detail that my cheaper true wireless buds absolutely do not. -They're small and light, which makes them comfortable. They don't budge once I put them in and I pretty much forget they're in my ears. They work just as well for a workout as at the office

(Beyond 1.5-2 hours) All in all, I do like the headphones because they fit my ear nicely and I like the noise cancellation/sound of them so I plan to keep them. I will say at full MSRP, I would probably look at other brands for in ear wing tipped and not get these though. (I know I just contradicted myself!) The reason I say that, is because there are probably better or more comfortable headphones for over $200 and I got these on sale for Prime Day at a big discount (~$150)

*The Active noice cancelling and audio sound was great. I mowed a lawn on the second day I owned them. I turned on the noise cancelling. This made the mower and string trimmer a quiet as they were when I used only earmuffs

These earbuds are pretty good. +Great noise cancellation +Easy connecting to my PC or phone +Sound quality seems very good +They're very secure in your ear (too secure) Biggest Problem: - They're not comfortable to wear! They hurt my ears enough that I'm constantly taking them out trying to manipulate them so they're less irritating but I always end up just using a speaker or another pair of headphones. The little silicon piece used to hold them in place puts too much pressure on that part of your ear and there's little you can do about it since they don't include any different sized pieces for it (I'm not even sure it's removable). You'll be spending way more time fidgeting with them trying to find a comfortable position for them than you should have to

Almost all of them agreed on the Jabra Elite 75t's, or at least gave an honorable nod to them, even if they didn't include it in their lineup of the best buds. So I thought I was locked in to something good, and I was very excited and hopeful. But, on the first day I was very disappointed. The earbuds almost did not fit at all, and fell out after a couple seconds

I’ve tried most myself or borrowed friends’… the best by far for running is the Beats Powerbeats Pro wireless with the hook over the ear… never need to be adjusted. Last forever on charge. They’re great!!

2ish is likely the version most likely being used by my devices these connect to. That said, the range is OK, not great; ANY interference by way of doors/walls/obstructions after a distance of about 10 ft will severely diminish the signal to the point where you won't be able to discern the audio you're hearing. I will kind of give kudos here for their ability to remain connected - even over a poor signal - but that's really moot if you can no longer hear anything because the audio has to travel through obstructions. To be clear here: this is not necessarily a hit against Jabra, so much as the nature of BT connectivity; it's just not very distance-friendly in general

Guess you must be an Apple fanboy because those headphones are really terrible for the money and far from audiophile grade. I've demoed them and jeez they're bad.

Jabra's T series will always be my go-to for sound quality, features, and overall value. Please, do not waste your money on AirPods or AirPods Pro. Apple's pod style headphones pale in comparison to the Jabra T series products in both audio quality, battery life, and especially comfort.

The Beats by Dre Pro True Wireless Earbuds are great sounding, but not comfortable to wear for an extended period of time. They sound great with good highs and deep rich bass. Its just a shame that I can't wear them for more that an hour before they become uncomfortable. The sound quality and battery life do not disappoint however I just can't get past the comfort issue

The 75t are comfortable enough for me to wear for hours. * The small charging case is pretty great. The case on the 65t was bigger, so big that I didn't want to carry it in my pocket. The 75t case is small enough to put in my pocket, and I love that it's constantly topping up my headphones throughout the day

Comfortable to wear for long periods of time and you can wear one at a time to prolong usage. Charging case can give you (3) full charges for each headphone. Highly recommend.

Was pretty confident with this purchase and pulled the trigger... Had it now three days of YT viewing ~2hrs a day, switching the HearThrough feature on and off to drive and speak to customers, and tuning the Sound+ app's EQ to tailor my music tastes elsewhere

Love my Beats Pro wireless. They go around and in the ear for stability. They do not move while running and don’t even fall out when the dogs attached to your waist see a squirrel and you slide head first down the muddy sidewalk like a seal.

For that I say, “buyer beware.” Today on my walk, I had to check on the left bud because it dropped or didn’t work after 1 minute of putting them in. I tried putting them both in the recharging case multiple times, I checked my Bluetooth, .

it has about 6-7 hours battery life. noise cancelling, usb-c charging. sweat and water resistant.

The upside is that those both made me slightly sick when noise cancelling was on whereas the 85t's caused no such issue. In summary, I'm returning these and keeping my 65t's. Frankly, other than the better batter life and faster charger these are a step backwards.