AirPods Pro Vs. Jabra Elite 75t: Which Is Better?

Apple's latest pair of true wireless stereo earbuds, the AirPods Pro, continue to enjoy massive demand from consumers. It takes the original AirPods and adds better features such as a noise-isolating in-ear design, better audio quality, shorter stems, and the much-requested noise cancellation feature. The AirPods Pro, however, are quite pricey for most people at $250.

Now, renowned audio company Jabra has released the Jabra Elite 75t, the successor to the company's popular Jabra Elite 65t. The new audio accessory offers features that might make some people choose to get it instead of the AirPods Pro. Here's a quick comparison of their features

Noise Cancellation

The AirPods Pro features active noise cancellation technology which continually cancels outside noise so users can listen to their music without outside interference. Jabra's Elite 75t doesn't have active noise canceling. Instead, it has passive noise cancellation features that helps reduce outside noise as well. It's not active noise cancellation, but it is noise-canceling nonetheless.

Sound quality

As mentioned, the AirPods Pro boasts of better audio quality compared to the original non-noise-canceling AirPods. Several reviewers, however, say the Jabra Elite 75t, however, boasts of better audio quality compared to the AirPods Pro.

CNet said the Jabra Elite 75t offers better sound, complete with “better clarity and tighter bass,” which are two of the things that sound enthusiasts will look for. Gizmodo, on the other hand, said the Jabra's “price and performance” are better than the AirPods Pro which banks on “cachet and convenience.”

Price

Speaking of price, the AirPods Pro makes all of its features available for a not-so-affordable $250. The Jabra Elite 75t, on the other hand, offers all of its features at the more affordable $180 price tag. Teh new competitor is $70 cheaper than the Apple audio accessory.

Battery life

The AirPods Pro are rated to last 4.5 hours on a single charge with noise canceling on. The Jabra Elite 75t, on the other hand, are expected to last 7.5 hours at moderate volume levels, with passive active noise cancellation in the background, on a single charge. The charging case doesn't support wireless charging, but Jabra said it will release a wireless charging case in the future.