Jabra Elite 10 vs Airpods Pro 2 vs Galaxy Buds 2 Pro vs 75T vs everything: #DearDHRME

We compare the Jabra Elite 10 with the Sony wf-1000xm5, but you have questions. Many questions. We are the dancing horses we rarely make. Electronics. That is a fact. We've been testing the birds since the last video and we said that. The sound with the Sony wf-1000xm5 All Things Considered was a tie and we've been testing it a bit more and there are a few situations I've run into. I'm not necessarily completely in love with the Jabra Elite 10, let me explain first. you jump to the comments section for the medium base. I prefer the Sony, the thump on thump is much nicer, but the sub bass still goes to the Jabra, at least in the stock tunings.

Jabra also smoothes out the higher frequencies than the az80 techniques did, so we didn't change it much for the sound. Now it's not as bad as the easy 80 techniques, but I would still say they are a tie in sound, but the Sony is still more versatile as we said and B does not suffer from that smoothing effect in the treble, now the small irritation I have for my life with OCD is that my Jabra notification tone gives you a little widget to switch between ANC, which is nice, but that widget gets stuck. To see the notification tone even after unplugging the buttons you have to tap on it and go to the app and then hopefully it's a bug that gets resolved soon and another thing we've noticed is that if you set up the built-in Google Assistant , then it will sacrifice the volume control, so if you press it for a long time you will read your notifications and you will no longer be able to use it to control the volume, so you have to choose, so what we did was turn off the built-in assistant, just use the Built-in normal assistant to talk to Google Assistant.

Siri whatever and use long press to increase the volume as volume is very important to us and finally we heard many of you complaining in the comments about button failures or bad service from Jabra so for that Let's be clear, we have faced a problem in the past. with the Jabra 75t active where one button stopped working but was replaced by Jabra, so Jabra, if you're listening, listen to the Elite 8 active versus the

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10, the biggest difference of course is the shape of the tips, these They are oval on the

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10 and round on the Elite 8 active and the oval tips generally give you more comfort and less illusion and while we're on the tips, you also get four tip sizes in the le10 box versus 3 on the Elite 8 active, which en It's a bit of an odd choice for Jabra and while the battery life on paper seems to favor the Elite 8 active, we got 12.5 hours on the elite 10 and the active eight wasn't bad either, although 10 hours, so that the five color variants on the elite 10 outnumber the four on the Elite 8 active, what else of course the main feature, Dolby head tracking support is present on the elite 10 just because it has those Sensors and accelerometers are required to detect how your head moves?

I don't have that, I don't think this is something they will also include with a software update because you need little hardware for it to work now. Sound-wise, the Elite 10 seems to have a wider extension on both sides, the treble and bass, than the eight. assets, this doesn't appear in every song, but it really stood out when I was listening to Goat by Polyphia, especially the symbols, they give you a feeling of spaciousness on a daily basis. 10, the brighter sound signature also eliminates timbers and treble. sometimes it doesn't seem completely natural, on the other hand there is also a little more sub-bass noise on the elite 10, but it is clear that they are tuned by the same company for the most part, in which situation with the Elite 8 active it makes sense . well, it comes with a stronger IP rating on the ear

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, it has ip68 compared to just ip57 on the elite 10.

So if you need more dust and water resistance, this will be your choice. Additionally, the case also has IP ratings on the ear

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. 8 activate ip54 while the elite 10 case has no IP rating. And continuing with the same theme, V8 active is also certified to military standard 8108 and the buttons are also coded so that they do not corrode due to the sweat and salt that is in it and if you like money, because you can save 50 dollars if you get the 8 active. What's similar about these, unlike what all the marketing says about the Elite 10 having better ANC than the Active 8 based on our testing and using our In our ears we couldn't discern any kind of difference between our TRS for ANC and level B for transparency.

The calls are almost the same in too good and noisy conditions, but in windy conditions it is again not advisable. The same bastard controls the muting. Automatic muting. It automatically responds to all these functions. they are part of the Jabra app and you get them with both Buds and of course the final similarity is that they both have this smooth texture, you would think only the active one has it, but the elite 10 has it too, so which one will be our choice? Elite 10. We're not as active as we seem in our videos, and there was also too much occlusion and noise isolation in transparency mode, so running with the active eight didn't really make us feel safe.

We prefer open ears for that. something like that, but if you like indoor workouts then the active 8 will be fine. What about the

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Pro versus the elite 10? Well, let's start with calling again because Jabra has dialed in call controls beyond the basics, you have team integration. on mute Auto Answer Auto mute is also ecosystem agnostic and this is a theme that appears in many headphones these days. Multipoint works on all devices, so if you have an iPhone or Android, you can still use multipoint, you don't have to. In one OS, spatial audio and head tracking are also multi OS, so you can get the same type of spatial audio in Android, while in

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you have to have an Apple device, in airpods you can only use Siri, whereas on Jabra you can use your know your Google assistant, your Amazon Alexa and you can also use Siri if you're going to use an iPhone, that's fine.

Here we see a pretty big difference in IP rating again: ip57 on the Elite 10 and just ipx4 on the Airpods. pro gen 2. so there is no dust resistance on the airpods on paper, they both advertise a 6 hour battery life with ANC on, but as you probably know in our testing on the elite 10 we got a whopping 12 and a half hours , so there is no competition here and again if you like the money save that 50 dollars now it is no secret that I am a fan of the airpods Pro Sound and just like the Sony wf-1000xm5 there is something to be said about these headphones and there's also Apple employs a lot of intelligence, including sound at different volumes, including measuring your ear canal in real time.

You know that Apple applies a lot of intelligence to give you the most consistent sound experience. That said, the Airpods Pro do rattle a bit. darker and less expensive than the Jabra Elite 10. Again, they both sound good, but at least for the short test I did, I prefer the Jabra, except for that couple of middle vocals and, you know, the main instruments look a little better. little in the background, but could equalize it. yes EQ something you can't do on the airpods pro the only area where the airpods pro 2 have always been successful is in transparency and here they are rated at level s which in combination with the incredible comfort that the airpods have pro. just make us forget we're wearing them, we'd say they're probably a bit more comfortable than the Jabra and while they're both rated for ANC and TRS, the Gen 2 airpods pro are slightly better within that same bracket and of course there's that new adaptive ANC with all the intelligence that comes with it and of course airpods make sense if you are already in the ecosystem and have a lot of apples at home, there is that perfect change, you get spatial audio that tracks the find my network and Siri, but our craziest revelation was that the microphones work much better on calls when paired with an iPhone.

It's crazy, even though we're file buds, the pressure-sensitive stems and strokes on the AirPods Pro 2 are intuitive, plus there's no putting the earbuds in your ears, especially to control the volume on the Jabra, which requires a long press again, it's not that bad, but we prefer the airpods pro. I guess we're more stroko files than butner files. Also, there is no occlusion on the airpods pro, where you can talk and you can still feel like you are being heard from outside, even on the Elite 10 with its oval shape, you feel it a little, so what would be our choice if your style Does life include multiple types of operating systems?

Choose Jabra. but you know what Fanboy is going to Fanboy and will buy Apple anyway, the Jabra Elite 7 Pro are very good discreet headphones that are never talked about much like Marvel. Jabra also had too many launches cluttering their brand even though their product name is more sensitive than most other companies, what are the similarities between these two? Well, the app, the control, the buttons, all remain the same. Typical Jabra Fair. The biggest difference between the 7 Pro and the 10 is in terms of power off. Well, a few things, but let's start with. the sound there's much lower bass on the elite 7 Pro when you're sitting, you know, in a quiet place and if you don't like overblown bass, the elite 7 Pro is actually a better option in many cases, but apparently people No. like that and we don't like bass either so

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s ended up going back to the more basic sound on the le10 now in terms of battery life we ​​have 633 minutes on the elite 7 pro and that's on SBC so it's a bit low, the fit is also Not oval as you know it's around your tip, the Elite 10 is actually more of a successor to the Elite 85t than the Elite 7 Pro.

However, the 7 Pro gives you a more secure fit and the ANC is much better on the Elite 10. Surprisingly, the S level versus the C level on the 7 Pro, even though the levels are about the same in transparency, which is trb, we think the transparency is better in the elite 7 pro, much brighter according to the overall sound, what we have also noticed on the 7 pro is that the multipoint was buggy, even though we disconnected a second device it kept reconnecting and we tried a couple of times but it just came back and once it even went back to phone mode which basically meant that when we tried to play audio by pressing the button once it would say microphone muted which would only happen if I was on a call of course very strange and then the question of money because there is a hundred dollar difference between the 7 Pro. and elite 10.

So, again, if you like money, you know what to choose. We don't think this is an apples to apples comparison because they are both Jabra products and not Apple, and B, the shape of the tips is just different. But aside from the different fits, the Elite 10 is clearly the superior product here. Oh, and look, the elite 7 Pro will be discontinued from the

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line. What's up with the Galaxy? Well, the Galaxy buds 2 Pro versus the elite 10 are an interesting comparison to start with. with the ANC on Jabra as we said it's TRS versus level a on Galaxy which is pretty good but not as good as Jabra again then there's a discussion about buttons versus touch and in recent times we've started to enjoy the touch on the Galaxy bus 2 Pro quite a bit because you also get volume controls which, all things considered, are pretty reliable.

Now the dust resistance jabras offer you ip57 so there is dust resistance built in but for liquids they are both basically the same because the buds 2 Pro offer you ipx7 as well so we tested the battery life on both Buds and we got 12 and a half hours on the elite 10 and only 8 hours 45 on the Galaxy buds 2 Pro, of course both are very respectable numbers, but here clearly the elite. 10 is the winner so we prefer the Jabra for phone calls in noisy conditions because Jabra suppresses background noise where Samsung just lets

everything

in and that new setting on Samsung for improved voice clarity didn't make a big difference for us and if you have a month, you get that mute control on Jabra, plus Jabra is much more versatile across ecosystems because it works multipoint, you get a variety of codecs and there is also no portable iOS Galaxy app on iOS, so if you are on iOS Then Jabra It makes a lot more sense.

What do the Galaxy buds 2 Pro have going for them? Well, it is much more compact, the case, buttons and sound signature are something special. Well, Jabra is good, but to make them sound like the Galaxy bus. 2 Pro I had to use this type of EQ so it's a good demonstration of how the sound is different and of course talking about EQ no EQ on the Galaxy buds 2 Pro just EQ presets that Samsung gives you and then Of course, transparency which we really like. the Galaxy buds series in general for the transparency capabilitieswe would rate as level a so you can actually use them for transparency compared to Jabra which is a trb, so what is our pick for Samsung ecosystem dwellers?

And at the current price, the buds 2 Pro are very attractive, but we feel equally comfortable recommending the Jabra. Well, let's also compare them with the Bose QC headphones. So why do the Elite 10 make the most sense? Well, it comes with multipoint. Surprisingly, Bose doesn't have it. Oh, and speaking of multiple. -Point: If you need to connect to a new device, pairing is also easier on the Jabra - you simply press and hold both ear plugs and it goes into pairing mode compared to the Bose where you have to place the plugs in the case and press a bit. button and you know that, oh and speaking of buttons, you get buttons on the Jabra versus touch on the Bose and we're file buttons so we prefer the buttons and touch controls on the Bose to do something strange: amplify the sound on your You hear every time you touch so it's not very comfortable but again Jabra's IP ratings are far superior in dust and water resistance with ip57 vs ipx4 on Bose and as a motherfucker you know we used to think back in the day .One day in 2019 2018 when we were reviewing, you know, headphones, Bose was the month, it had the best call controls and it had the best call quality, you know, not anymore.

I think many other brands have surpassed arcs and I think Jabra is better. like a month for many reasons including call controls for example there isn't even a mute for phone calls on the Bose which is a bit annoying and noisy call conditions are generally better both tubes on those car whistles in the background and that's it. You feel like you're in a hollow chamber compared to the Jabra's sound. Oh, and there's a big difference in battery life. In our tests we got 12 and a half hours on the Elite 10 and just 6 hours on the boat, so that's yes, it's a factor of two and speaking of battery, there's wireless charging support on the Jabra too, you're just bound to to type c for the arches and if you like money again, there is a 50 dollar difference here, now the Bose qc2 stands out for a couple of things, the ANC, I mean, it is the best ANC we have tested in headphones , even within TRS.

I mean, if you're really going to be picky about both, it still stands out, there's a silence that surrounds you, so it's really very powerful with its noise cancellation and we also like the hearing protection when it's on transparency, so If it detects a loud sound like the airpods Pro 2, it immediately eliminates the loud sound to protect your hearing in terms of fit, so Bose has wing tips and in many cases, or at least in some cases, you will get a fit a little safer on the Bose if you move around, but you know the wingtips are something extra you should try and see if it works.

Many people also love the sound of Bose. of analyzing the ear canals in real time is also quite impressive, very similar to the airpods pro 2. Our pick here, the Jabra Elite 10. Speaking of the Jabra Elite active 75t versus the WWE 10. First of all, I don't think we would recommend that to the people. buy the elite active 75t now because they are very old at this point and contain a lot of technology that is a bit outdated, for example they have a primary secondary architecture where one of the buzz does all the heavy lifting connecting to the phone and the other bud connects to that, which means battery drain is not standard and also leads to weird things where you can't just use one Bud, you have to just use the right one, so it's not something we generally recommend.

Unless you get a great price, but if you already own it, the 75t active still holds its own in terms of sound, the bass is still there. You know if you love that bass you probably won't get exactly the same from the elite 10 you can get very close at least in the original tuning but speaking of overall sound we prefer the elite 10. What I noticed was the treble and the higher frequencies are a little more accentuated and maybe it's because I'm getting older. Ears prefer that slightly brighter sound, but man, the Elite Active 75t still holds up to this day sound-wise.

I know what Jabra said when they moved away from that formula and moved on to series seven. Apparently people didn't like it very much because Jabra was known for those rumors and they are going back to that with the active eight and the 10, which one would we buy? Good active 75t if you buy them, if you buy them new, they will be recently manufactured and will not be sitting. on the shelf forever and B, if you get them for a really good price, maybe if you're already using them and upgrading just for the sound, I wouldn't do that, but for many other reasons the Elite 10 is still the clear .

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