The right bud allows you to play/pause your music, answer calls, while the left bud allows you toggle the volume. Another cool feature on the Jabra Elite 65T is that if you are on a run and there is some considerable traffic around you, you can double tap the right ear pod and just like that, the ‘Hear Through’ mode is enabled which pipes in the noise from the surroundings to you.
The battery life of the Jabra Elite 65T is perfectly satisfactory, with 5 hours of continuous playback before you require a top up. The pod case itself is good for two full top ups. The charging is done via a micro USB cable, a bit surprising because Bluetooth and USB Type-C has become a perfect partnership. But then again, no harm was done.
Coming to the output, the Jabra Elite 65T performs at par or better than most Bluetooth headsets in the market, with equally distributed sound across both the pods, with Bluetooth 5 giving you seamless connectivity. The AirPods do offer superior sound, but thanks to a slightly better noise cancellation setup here, the overall experience is very immersive.
