With an update Jabra brought a decent ANC for Jabra 75T , eventhogh the ANC of Jabra 85T is not so good as others, I think that they would upgrade it with an Update
@@cjesticvibe they sent me new AirPods Pro which the Apple customer service rep said we’re rebuilt on the inside cause there were so many hardware issues. I have been using them now a couple days and I have to tell you the bass is better, the noise cancelling is better and there is no static at all while on phone calls.
I wish I had known about about the right ear only on the Jabra's before buying them today. I've watched a number of reviews on them and you're the first person to mention it.
Great review.... The Jabra 75T Actives are better then the 85T in terms of sound and bass in particular. My Momentum TW 2 are by far the most pleasing when it comes to listening to music. I have also purchased the Nothing Ear 1 and when upgraded with their new firmware OMG they sound great.... Not quite on par with the momentum's but damn they get close. I think they even pip the Jabra's but then sound is very subjective. I've seen video's on the Nothing Ear's and some of the negativity simply isn't true especially when people talk about the fact the bass get muddy. That simply isn't true. I have quite a few IEM's and I love the Nothing Ear 1. If you can get hold of a set then upgrade the firmware listen to them and let me know what you think. The thing to remember is the price too.... For $100 US I think (I got mine for $145 AUD) compared to the Momentum's which are in the $300 to $400 area depending on whether they are on special or not, the Nothing Ear 1's are simply amazing. I'm a Bose fan boy and have those too but I only where my over ear headphones now. I three sets of Bose in ear headsets including wireless (ANC) as well as wired (both ANC and non ANC) but no longer wear them to tell you the truth. IEM's are getting so much better that it's becoming very difficult to distinguish which is better these days in 2021.
Thank you, You covered all my questions. For me, comfort is first. Music sound comes second. Style is also important. I don't like airpods style... Sennheiser MTW is too shiny for my taste. For me, ambient sound is also important. My least concerns are call quality, ANC, wireless charge. I prefer physical button rather than touch. Their battery life's are all about same. Therefore, I bought Jabra 85t and I don't regret. Thank you. If I really want to focus to music, I have Sennheiser momentum wireless headphones.=)
Thank you for the content, mate. I enjoy your to-the-point style and objective comments. These would be the third pair of headphones I buy thanks to your reviews and comparatives. Thanks again.
@@yentdepyro8481 the main thing about them is that they have the most accurate and rich sound Bass is great as well and if its not enough you can increase the bass in the sennheizer app eq... I personally have the bass on medium cuz it becomes too boomy
@@yentdepyro8481 If you are bass head, go Jabra elite 75t. Bass head people are always complaining there's no enough bass on sennheiser but audiophile people loves sennheiser. Audiophile people hates 75t but bass head people loooves them so much! Bass head people also don't like 85t either...
True, i always wondering the lack of interaction between viewers to the RU-vidr, since he one of the smaller RU-vidr, not a bad one, just a smaller one
You do realize that Jabra also has Siri, Ok Google, Alexa... also Jabra has much better and Senhiser has better battery life than Apple Earbuds... you kinda fudget the battery life by mentioning the overall case battery life|? lol who actually does that? Most annoying thing is when your crappy apple earbud dies out after 4 hours whle the others last 7 hours...
This is a small thing, but I really like that you say Hero/Sidekick set up, cause a lot of reviewers say Master/Slave set up and idk I really don’t like that, so thanks haha. Also, I really like your reviews, I’ve been watching them a lot, cause I wanna buy the momentum 2. Keep it up!
Thank you for this such a nice content! I would like to ask you suggestion between sennheiser cx400 BT (54euro) and Anker soundcore Life P3 (64 Euro). Which one do you suggest ?
@@wewe-kq8fw I had other earphones but the sound quality was nowhere near the Sennheiser true wireless 2. The Sennheiser true wireless 2 sound much better than the other ones but for a comparison... I think the Jaybird sound the same but with less details.
Multipoint pairing > sound quality when there isn't a vast difference in sound quality. Comfort > sound quality when there isn't a vast difference in sound quality That's why the Jabra is far >>>>> momentum tw2. Momentum sounds better (but not by a whole lot) but they are not comfortable (hurt my ears) and they don't have Multipoint pairing (I have two phones and tablet and laptop)
jabras just feel cheap, the plastic , the connection, the ear tips. And the sound quality is night and day between the momentum’s. the jabras sound horrible after switching straight from the momentum’s
@@andremartinez6417 That's BS. I'm a audiophile (over 15 years). Have bought and listen to thousands of dollars worth of musical equipment (headphones, iems, speakers, etc). I had done many reviews over the years. What I discovered is that most sound creates brain burn in after awhile. For example, coming from open back headphones such as Focal Elex or Clear right to the airpods pro makes the airpods appear to have strong and sufficient bass. And they stay that way as long as I don't hear anything with stronger bass. Switching to the Jabra, the Jabra sounds slightly muddy at first but with stronger bass. They then clear up and become acceptable to listen to after an hour or so. Switching back to the airpods and now the airpods sound thin in the bass and bright (not harsh though). It's all about how your brain was burned in from the last thing you heard. You hear problems with a particular headphone the moment you switch to it. The momentum, at best, is a 8.5 in sound quality and the Jabra (un EQed) is about a 7.4. With EQ the Jabra becomes a 7.8. That's not a lot of difference. And why is sound quality more important than comfort? Or multipoint pairing if one has multiple phones at all times?
@@andremartinez6417 How so? If you had two phones that you used daily and felt pain whenever you wore the momentum tw2 for more than 1hr and the jabra was comfortable to you for many hours then you still would value the momentum over the jabra?
Call me lazy but went with airpods pro so didn't have to download an extra app just to use one pair of earbuds. Sony is an exception owning wf-xm3's and wh-xm4s so theres reason
can i use the sennheiser or momentum independently for phone calls? for example can i use the left one until the battery runs out and switch to the right one while the left is charging? again just for phone calls thanks.
Hi, You forgot, or didn't choose to mention, that the Sen TW 2's have DROPPED the codec for APTXLL which the 1st version sported! Very strange and a retrograde step IMO. An 'improved' or 'updated' item should have more/better features, especially as it's gone up in price by a MASSIVE amount! Why would Sennheiser drop the Low Latency spec of the ATPX codec? And why has the price increase by such a huge amount??? SQ wise they are no better either! So, what do you actually get for the extra c£100 over v1??? These questions need answering.
@@andrethedias im not sure if this is a legit question or sarcasm but I'll answer anwyay. I usually prefer a well balanced sound in my over ears for home listening, the bose sound is rather well balanced, so it an easy transition from home to portable. Many other tws tend to have an overly exciting sound with boosted bass and treble which i don't usually enjoy(especially sony)I like the fit of the bose over many other tws, the noise canceling is objectively the best in any tws(or at least in the top 3). I trust the company as ive dealt with them before and the service was solid, i feel confident in the longevity of the product based on how many old bose headphones are still being sold used and my sons qc35ii still working well after years of abuse. I think the size of the case is fine and the battery is fine in real world usage, despite this reviewer oddly making a big deal out of it.
Is it me or are the sennheiser’s are not as loud as other earbuds? I have to put it at 90- 100% volume in order to enjoy them . Wish they were louder. Maybe mine are defective or something. Have you had this experience ?
I never put my momentum 2's on 100% volume, that's way too loud. I usually have it around between 70% - 85%. Perhaps your hearing isn't as good if you think 100% isn't loud enough.
GYMCADDY, can I ask your opinion? (if you read this) I have found the Beats Solo3 and Sony XB-700 for the same price, and was wondering which ones you think are better (if you know)
Fot me the XB-700 was really unfortunately really uncomfortable :( but if you're searching a lot of bass, buy it and I hope it fits better for your ears
Debating between Jabra Elite 85t and Sennheiser Momentum 2 ( I do not want the Airpods Pro since I have an Android) I sometimes go biking and besides for the wind being an issue like you said, Ambient Mode is very important to me. So which pair of earphones should I get?🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hello anyone. Quick question. I have a little hearing loss. Does it sound louder in transparent mode? Compared to no earbuds. Since hearing aid is also pricey, might as well go for high end earbuds. Thanks in advance
I’m partially deaf in my left ear. Saying this, the only buds with transparent mode that amplifies sound (that I know of) is the Samsung buds + or the pro’s. It is a beta feature, though, and it wasn’t much louder than the normal transparent mode but it was noticeable.
Yes, I also heard Samsung buds pro amplifies sound much louder with transparent mode. Others transparent mode is just like produce natural to compare samsung buds pro. and for lower price, I found LG tone free also amplifies sound much louder with transparent mode. But samsung is the top.
I agree, the 85ts sound like trash compared to Sennheiser. Huge disappointment, especially since the 75ts sound much better than the 85t. Kind of like Jabra took a step back.
There was a review where someone said that the 75t even fits him better because he has smaller ears. 75t has also harder bass. But for most people not better bass. I think I'm gonna get the 85t's but sennheiser is also great. jabra has a excellent app. And a lost and found application.
I'm looking for something I can use with both my Samsung Note 20 and iPad. Sennheiser's app on both Android AND ios has TERRIBLE ratings! That alone steers me away from Sennheiser.
Is it me or the airpods pro are not comfortable after a while? I had to return these and the powerbeats pro for the same reason, they make my ears hurt so bad:/
I've had both and returned the sennheisers! the sennheiser sound better but not by much. The reason for returning the sennheiser is because of the poor fit, they fit like deep into your ear canal and I feel pain after 5 mins of wearing them. Jabra 85t is a comfortable fit and I may end up keeping these. Hope this helps..
The Jabra 85ts are garbage! The sound quality and fit are a huge downgrade in comparison to the Jabra Elite 75ts. So much so that I'm returning them back to Amazon this week and going back to my 75ts, which stay in my ears all night at work and sound great. I used the Sennheiser's for 6 months before the left ear completely died. Up until the death of the left ear bud, they sounded fantastic and were comfortable in my ears as well. Sad that I can no longer use them and can't justify spending another $400 CDN and taking a chance of having them break again.
@Saige Sharp Thanks man. Yea....I guess the comfort issue is a big deal because on Reddit I've seen a bunch of people asking the Comply Foam company if their making some foam tips for the Galaxy Pro's because the ones that come with the Buds are so uncomfortable. Comply said that it won't be release until the end of 2021. So....being what you've just said and what I've seen on Reddit, I'll probably skip these Pro's. I have the Buds Live which I love and the Sony WF1000-XM3's. I can wait. Lol....thanks for the insight.
Yeah the size of the case is the #1 reason why I prefer those over most other wireless earbuds. Just so small and compact making it so easy to carry around in my pocket.
@@RedNocturne true the pain is from the hard plastic and not the tips. But if the tips can somehow change the way how the hard plastic touches against your ears I guess it could alleviate the pain. But as for right now, it’s causing me terrible pain in one side :/
@@RedNocturne yeah its hard to get around that unless you can find a pair that is completely silicone for the ear tips Bose might be more comfortable but they are bigger and the added weight bothers me Ive been fortunate to be able to try lots of earbuds but unfortunately I haven't ran into a pair that is wrapped in silicone or foam so there is no added pressure from the plastic housing.
@@jpr96 Its a common joke among the reddit page. A lot of earbuds are faulty from Jabra i guess and I was one who had theres break a first time, get a new pair, and then have that pair break too. I just got unlucky if im being honest.
