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Jabra Elite Active 65t True Wireless Earbuds (Manufacturer Refurbished) $44.99 shipped free at Target or Newegg
$44.99
$54.99
Target [target.com] and Newegg [newegg.com] have Jabra Elite Active 65t True Wireless Earbuds (Manufacturer Refurbished) for $44.99 shipped free. Earbuds are sold and shipped by Jabra.
Specs and technical details are here [jabra.com].
Specs and technical details are here [jabra.com].
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Really considered a pair of the active 75t refurb for $120, but couldn't justify it since these will just be for working out for me.
Really considered a pair of the active 75t refurb for $120, but couldn't justify it since these will just be for working out for me.
Was this $35 a couple of weeks ago?
Was this $35 a couple of weeks ago?
I do think the Walmart protection for $4/$6 also covers for things like drops, water exposure, etc. too if anyone is looking for that. I'm not sure what the manufacturer warranty will cover yet.
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Also they've been pretty convenient for biking (right ear only) instead of using my ergofits
- The design is better aka they fit in the ear better and stay put more so. They also look better, most other ones stick out a bit.
- Comfort-wise, they're on par with most others,
- The mic is a bit better, its not the best mic out there but probably the best for sub $50. It does use physical buttons but they're light to press, so you're not jamming the earbuds into your ear
- Battery life is good at 5 hours of playback and 15 minutes of charging gives 1 hour of playtime
- There's an app that allows to you set an equalizer
- App also lets you "hear through" it works just OK, not fantastic but good for running
- You can also customize whether or not when you take one earbud out it pauses music/book/podcast or not, and then autoplays when it gets put back in.
I mainly use these for running. My biggest peeve is the case, it doesn't use magnets like the other ones, so to open it and close it, it uses a pressure-based latch which can be a pain in the butt to open sometimes.
- The design is better aka they fit in the ear better and stay put more so. They also look better, most other ones stick out a bit.
- Comfort-wise, they're on par with most others,
- The mic is a bit better, its not the best mic out there but probably the best for sub $50. It does use physical buttons but they're light to press, so you're not jamming the earbuds into your ear
- Battery life is good at 5 hours of playback and 15 minutes of charging gives 1 hour of playtime
- There's an app that allows to you set an equalizer
- App also lets you "hear through" it works just OK, not fantastic but good for running
- You can also customize whether or not when you take one earbud out it pauses music/book/podcast or not, and then autoplays when it gets put back in.
I mainly use these for running. My biggest peeve is the case, it doesn't use magnets like the other ones, so to open it and close it, it uses a pressure-based latch which can be a pain in the butt to open sometimes.
Tip on opening the case: squeeze it on the sides and it pops open WAY easier.