They’re among the best sports headphones on the market and are likely to have their price cut, but at what point should you buy the Jabra Elite Active 75T headphones?
The Jabra Elite Active 75t earbuds are among the best running headphones on the market for sports fans. Though they may have been discontinued, they are still available on Amazon and remain a firm favorite with avid exercisers thanks to their Active Noise Cancellation , ample battery life, silicone wing-free secure fit and solid sound quality, among other things .
On Amazon, they currently retail at $189.99. The lowest they have ever dropped on the online retail giant is $99.99 — almost half price — so we think they’re well worth snapping up if you can find a pair for around the $100 mark. Or, if you can find a new pair for a two-figure fee, it’s worth acting promptly and hitting “add to basket”.These ultra-compact earbuds boast a rich and powerful sound via 6mm custom speakers.
First and foremost among these is the fit, which Jabra promises is “like no other”. Rather than the silicone wings seen on many of their competitors they pair a selection of snug silicone tips with a cleverly shaped frame that sits securely within the ear. So, you can walk, jog and sprint to your heart’s content without worrying about one of these earbuds falling to the floor.
Another sports-minded feature of these earbuds is their resilience; they’re IP57 water and dust resistant, so sweaty sessions shouldn’t be a problem.
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