How do you connect the Elite Active 75t?
The Jabra Elite Active 75t uses Bluetooth 5.0 which permits a 10-meter wireless range. Connection stability isn’t exceptional and the connection can hiccup when you use the earbuds outside.
As with other Jabra products, the Elite Active 75t also supports multipoint connectivity, meaning the headset can be connected to two devices at a time. Multipoint lets you keep an ear on incoming phone notifications while streaming music from a laptop. The Elite Active 75t remembers up to eight devices at a time, making it easy to manually switch between sources.
The Jabra Elite Active 75t can connect to two devices simultaneously.
AAC is the only high-quality Bluetooth codec supported by the Elite Active 75t, which serves iOS users well. However, this doesn’t provide much benefit to Android users as AAC performance is unreliable on Android OS. Seeing how these are billed as workout earbuds, high-quality codec support isn’t a priority. Other features like durability, comfort, and fit typically take precedence for this variety of true wireless earphones.
How long does the battery life last on the Jabra Elite Active 75t?
The Jabra Elite 75t lasted 7 hours, 14 minutes on a single charge in our objective battery test of continuous playback peaking at 75dB(SPL). To conserve battery, the earphones automatically turn off after one hour of inactivity or 15 minutes without connection. Since these buds are intended for exercise, quick charging is more important than longevity: 15 minutes in the case yields an hour of listening. The case supplies a little more than an extra two and a half charges, meaning unexpected battery drainage is a rare occurrence. Once the USB-C charging case is empty, you have to set aside 2 hours, and 20 minutes to fully charge it. The case does not support wireless charging.
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