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Jabra Elite 75T Earbuds - $139.97 + Tax - Free 2 Day Shipping
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Verizon has a 30% off accessories deal when you buy 3 or more accessories, including the Jabra Elite 75T Titanium and Black, for $139.97 (total order cost with filler items) + tax
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Be aware that these are master-slave configuration, meaning you can't use left and right buds independently. The right earbud is always the master and that is the only one which can be used by itself. This causes connection issues a lot between left-right and even devices which are further away from the right earbud.
All of the premium earbuds in this category including Apple, Sony, Samsung, pixel+ etc. are using independent channels. Even the mid grade ones like Anker are using independent connections. There is no excuse for Jabra to not have this feature in their premium earbuds. They promised these in CES2020 and then backed out months later.
Be aware that these are master-slave configuration, meaning you can't use left and right buds independently. The right earbud is always the master and that is the only one which can be used by itself. This causes connection issues a lot between left-right and even devices which are further away from the right earbud.
All of the premium earbuds in this category including Apple, Sony, Samsung, pixel+ etc. are using independent channels. Even the mid grade ones like Anker are using independent connections. There is no excuse for Jabra to
not have this feature in their premium earbuds. They promised these in CES2020 and then backed out months later.
I have a cheap pair of (holy shit I can't even name the brand of cheap earbuds? WTF)
that cost $30 and they both work independently with a mic on each one. I once tried "upgrading" to these Jabra earbuds and the fact that they didn't work independently just blew me away. I don't understand how a cheap pair of earbuds can have such a simple and helpful feature while these expensive ones simply don't. I returned these and stuck with the cheap pair that actually had more utility than these ones. To me, any company that refuses to allow you to use your earbuds independent of one another is trash.