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“That’s a trick that the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds, Sennheiser True Momentum Wireless 2s, and Sony’s 1000XM3 buds are simply incapable of. (Id argue AirPods get a pass here since they can now automatically switch between Apple devices without you having to do anything, and if you own AirPods, you’re probably in that ecosystem. ) Multipoint works well on the 85t earbuds, seamlessly switching back and forth between your phone and PC or tablet based on what’s actively playing audio. It should be interesting to compare them to other premium noise-canceling models like Apple’s AirPods Pro, Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless 2 and Bose’s new QuietComfort Earbuds.”
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Parker HallGear01.29.2021 08:00 AMReview: Jabra Elite 85tThe company’s latest in-ears have a two-year water damage warranty, wireless charging, noise canceling, and a mighty cozy fit.Save this story for later.Elite 85tMultiple Buying Options Available$230 at Amazon$230 at WalmartIf you buy something using links in our stories, we may earn a commission. This helps support our journalism. Learn…
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Wired
75.8
One-minute reviewJabra is back with yet another pair of wireless earphones. This time its an upgrade to the widely popular Elite Active 75t, aptly named the Elite 85t (the Active moniker has been dropped to indicate theyre not as suited to sports). The focus? To block out loud, irritating external sounds with some powerful active noise cancellation (ANC), like the Apple AirPods Pro and the Sony…
TechRadar
89.55
Different people want different things from their true wireless earphones. Some want premium builds (I recommend Sony WF-SP500N), others want waterproofing (Urbanista Athens are the way to go) or ANC (1MORE’s ANC Pro is still unbeatable). After testing many different TWS earphones, Jabra has been a consistent high-performer in one category in particular which other headphone makers doesn’t seem…
International Business Times
89.55
Enlarge ImageThere seems to be a new set of noise-canceling true wireless earbuds announced every week. Not to be outdone by the long-awaited Bose QuietComfort Earbuds detailed earlier this month, today Jabra unveiled the Elite 85t ($229, 220, AU$349), due to hit stores on Nov. 1. But the company also has a surprise for current Jabra Elite 75t and Elite Active 75t owners: Those buds will soon add…
CNET
69.85
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Over the last several years, Jabras true wireless earbuds have consistently earned positive reviews and are often at the top of recommendation lists for people who arent interested in Apples AirPods. Last month, the company announced its latest set and first to ship with active noise cancellation. The $230 Elite 85t are Jabras most premium earbuds yet and meant to go toe-to-toe with the AirPods…
The Verge
83.25
VerdictWith the Elite 85t, Jabra brings ANC to its wireless range of earbuds. While they summon up effective performance both in terms of sound and noise-cancellation, there are better-performing options available.Key SpecificationsReview Price: 219.99Bluetooth 5.0Sound+ app (Andoid/iOS)IPX4 ratingSemi-open designQi-wireless chargingAdjustable HearThrough ModeThe Elite 85t are Jabras latest…
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95.5
The standard of in-ear Bluetooth noise-cancelling headphones has excelled in the past few years and Jabras Elite 85t buds are no exception.In terms of features and sound quality, Jabras Elite 85ts punch high and lands on par with its competitors. I was thoroughly impressed with the noise-cancelling capabilities which rival even the Apple AirPods Pro. Despite their small size, these guys pack a…
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