So these are the new Jabra Elite 85T’s… they’re completely different from the 75T’s and 65T’s and in general jabra has been doing a great job of refining their truly wireless earbuds year over year. Now the most notable new feature on these ear buds is that they have active noise cancellation but personally I really like their brand new fit and improved ambient mode.
The OnePlus Buds are a great pair of $80 earbuds that really do over deliver. They tic off all the right boxes for everyday carry truly wireless earbuds and and they even have a few extra goodies. But today lets see how these $80 earbuds stack up to the Galaxy Buds Plus and Jabra Elite 75T’s. Two great pair of truly wireless earbuds to consider if you’re an android user.
So the new Sony WF-SP800N are a great pair of workout ear buds and I actually prefer these over the Powerbeats pro cause first off they sound much better and you can make them sound how ever you want, and more importantly they also have an ambient mode… as well as active noise cancelation. And thanks to their optional ear fins they stay in place very well. But a lot of people want to know how these earbuds stack up as everyday carry wireless earbuds and how they compare to the Galaxy Buds Plus, Jabra Elite 75T’s and pixel buds.
The new pixel buds are great, and I really like them specifically cause they feel very premium for a pair of earbuds in this price range. But if you’re an android user you have plenty of other truly wireless earbuds to choose from in the same price range which do have their own pros and cons. But for today lets see how the Pixel Buds stack up to the Galaxy Buds plus and Jabra Elite 75T’s which are two very popular earbuds for android users to choose from.
I’m going to start off this video by saying that I think paying over $200 for any pair of truly wireless earbuds is a lot… But the original Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless have always been my exception to that rule cause they just sound so freaking good. And now we have the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 which also sound really freaking good and I can’t stop using them. Now they also some very important upgrades and new features from the original momentum’s… but for this review im also going to be comparing them to some more sensible options like the AirPods 2, Galaxy Buds Plus and Jabra Elite 75T.
So the new Galaxy Buds Plus are way more refined this time around and they’re the obvious choice if you’re a galaxy user and they’re also great if you have any other android device. But the Jabra Elite 75T’s are another pair of refined earbuds that are super popular with android users. And there are some very important key differences between the Jabra Elite 75T’s and the Galaxy Buds Plus. So if you’re trying to choose between these two earbuds lets see which ones right for you.
The Jabra Elite 75T’s are an overall great pair of truly wireless earbuds. If you’re an android user I think these are the earbuds to get and even if youre and iPhone user I think these would be a good step up from the $160 AirPods depending on what you’re looking for. Although they’re not perfect and I do have some criticisms I really like to see all of the improvements Jabra made from the Elite 65T’s.
