The design is practical, which means that the Elite 65T will fit most ears without the need for additional attachments (which can be a hassle). The connectivity, between the earphones and your device, as well the connectivity between the individual pods are stronger thanks to Bluetooth 5. Throw in a strong battery life and a compact carrying case, and that’s the Jabra Elite 65T in a nutshell. Sure, they don’t carry the fancy features such as an in-built fitness tracker or language translation, but as far as the basics are concerned, the Elite 65T have got every note right.
Coming to the design, the Jabra Elite 65T has a very understated design. The gunmetal grey color and the round form factor is very comfortable to use and see, while the microphone that slightly angles towards the mouth(ever so slightly), is surprisingly good at picking up your speech, so much so that Siri and the Google Assistant work like a charm with the Elite 65T. We also get 3 pairs of different sized IP55 certified ear tips that aid in some serious noise cancellation, and to be honest, the ear tips are really durable and will hold their own even if you do some serious workout with them on.
When it comes to the setup, the process is fairly straightforward. Plug them into the ears and you will receive a notification to open the Bluetooth settings on the device. We also have the option to connect to two devices, which is very useful.
