Klipsch T5 II vs THE BEST! - Jabra Elite Active 75T 

Klisch has always been on High Efficiency, so I don't know about the T5 2 But T5 1 were okay Though, you had to place these very, very precisely, otherwise it would just sound almost like void, but that's just placement T5 1 had no ANC, though I could not hear my girlfriend speaking to me while wearing those and watching something... So I guess it's good enough ^^

Agreed. Currently in the market for headphones/earbuds. Sound/Audio is key for me and I've heard (based on research) Sennheiser smashes all in that department. Klipsch is just as promising when it comes to that also, but they are more on the bass side which is great for rock, metal, rock whereas Sennheiser is neutral overall with a grand soundstage, great with picking details never heard before for low, mid, high and bass that is on point. ANC it seems like Klipsch does well (the McLaren edition specifically) whereas the Sennheiser I think is good, but probably not as great as Klipsch yet to some degree may not matter if you are listening to something and outside noise is already blocked out entirely. (This is just some speculation without having physically tested them) However, still need that review like you said haha

@@grayfoxr6397 Funny, I've heard the exact same things you're also saying. But one detail for me is that I looked up Sennheiser's Momentum 2 on the RTINGS website (one of the best review teams out there) and the results weren't as great as I'd hope they would. I believe these do get praised and hyped a lot because they can achieve good audio while being fully wireless, but if they were normal headphones with the same audio quality there wouldn't be so much commotion about them. You understand what I'm getting at?

Momentum has the best sound quality but cx400bt also same as momentum but no other features that momentum has. Therefore, If you can pay more, get momentum true wireless 2. If you not, then get cx400bt just for audio. But if you want all other good features but dont want to pay more than $200 get Klipsch t5ii. If you still want momentum true wireless 2 but dont want to pay more than $200, wait until price drop or buy used one...

@@ss-xq9bg Well cx400bt are ugly and huge, definitely not a consideration. Klipsch t5 ii's price is 199$ on Amazon. I can't find them anywhere else, it's like they're not selling in Europe....

Sethuna hi sorry to hear that The size of momentum true wireless 2 and cx400bt is same but actually cx400bt is looks smaller in ear to compare momentum. By the way Klipsch T5ii is smaller than both sennheiser earbuds but sound quality is behind from sennheiser.

Thank you!! 😁

Thanks man! Yeah shame that they dont have ANC

I mostly came for the head shake test!!

when is it coming ? the T5 ANC

Having used the T5 I Sound quality is far from being a drawback 😙 Comfort was, on the T5 I, my brother owns the II And he's very fine with these

@@bastienhouse5202 thank you. I ended up buying the T5 2 because Amazon had them for like half price. They do sound great. I like them.

​@@S5King7 Oh really ? I'm honestly hesitating right now... Between : - Airpods Pro (got an iPhone recently, I'm waiting for DMA to kick in so we can sideload even more apps, not just 3) - Oneplus Buds Pro (but I'd get these over the Airpods, for the price) - WF 1000 XM4... I would put silicone on it almost right away though ^^ - Klipsch T5 II... Don't know what to doooo ^^ (Often like this, I'm checking products, narrowing a list, until I come up to 2 or 3 products, often a very nice sweetspot for price/quality) And then... Well then it's the longest thing ever 😂 Almost ready to ditch the Airpods, as... Well the Pro 2 will be out soon, and I don't want the white, at all Oneplus earbuds Pro seems nice, but, I don't know And XM4 lacks Multi Connect (same for Airpods) 🥴

@@bastienhouse5202 T5 II is getting a little old, but if you can get the deal I got it is a good buy. Otherwise some of those newer models sound good.

​@@S5King7 Found these in Boulanger (A french tech wallmart if you prefer) For 160€ which I think is very reasonable Without ANC though, my brother tells me that he read somewhere, that with ANC ON, sound is getting kind of weird... I think he has the normal ones, I'm having dinner with him this evening, I think I'll ask him to try those a couple minutes... Even if I end up buying the Sony though, those foam stuff, it's going into the bin... Had a pair with foam once, years ago, I just can't stand foam in my ears Maybe allergic reaction, or I don't know, it just hurts, it's like sucking any dirt, or whatever it can, then you put it back into your ear... Meh... x) Hope they improved comfort from T1 to T2, cause the T1... Honestly, either you just deep fucked your ear until you could see some notes getting out of your nose, or you just felt it slip little by little, just awful...

did you upgrade?...if so are you happy with what you went with?

@@debbiecombs2830 Sorry for the late response. Warning: Long read… I did end up purchasing these! I work in the construction industry, so the T5ii Mclaren edition's IP67 rating was too enticing to pass up! I’ve owned these for about 2 months now, and much like many other reviewers, I had an issue with the poor design of the earwings; they kept slipping off the actual earbuds and caused seating misalignment when placed in their case. Also, when I initially bought them, often the push button controls wouldn’t trigger their functions (pause/play/transparency mode). The transparency feature sounded extremely unnatural as well…..So, with all it’s initial shortcomings stated, guess what, I still friggin LOVE these earbuds! Lol. Crazy I know, but the sound signature is everything I could have asked for! And as an aside, I own the Jabra elite Active 75t’s, and the Sony WF-1000Xm3’s. I’m definitely not an Audiophile, but I’d like to think I have a pretty good ear. My ears preferred the high output, yet extremely balanced sound character of the Klipsch; the bass wasn’t as punchy as my Jabra’s, but I still felt the reverberations and it never overpowered or distorted the mids or highs. My Sony’s have a broader soundstage (think auditorium), but the Klipsch put me in front row! In addition, in the two months of owning my T5ii’s, I’ve received THREE updates to the firmware which made noticeable improvements to the push controls and the transparency mode. The controls work without a hiccup now, and although the transparency mode still isn’t as good as the Jabra’s or Sony’s, this function is at least serviceable now lol. All in all, I nitpick because Klipsch nailed the most important aspect of earbuds, the sound! If they release updated earwings, these will by far be the best, active, truly wireless earbuds on the market!

@@WadeRagland it's my understanding that they did redesign the wings and if you reach out to Klipsch they will send them to you. Sorry for being so late, my McLarens are in shipping so I've done lots research.

@@WadeRagland I don't know if you've ever owned the original galaxy buds or the buds+ but those have always had the ideal fit for more me, "snug and deep". I did have to swap to some random JLab eartips for a tighter fit than the crappy eartips Samsung provides, and the sound was also a little better as a result. Anyways, how snug and tight do the klipsch 2s fit compared to the Jabra? Which of the two sound more neutral/great for all music genres? Do you constantly have to adjust either of them when doing something that requires a lot of body movement or do they stay still? Honestly, if they're both equally great at staying still- then the sound quality would be the deal breaker. I imagine the T5 ones would produce more natural sounds with stringed instruments and drums- maybe not?

An honest question. Does all music have to have bass? Why all the emphasis on bass? Thanks.

@@rxonmymind8362 Not all, depends what music you listen to.

i want to know that too,

That is definitely not the case here. I have been watching this guy for some time. Never once I doubted his sincerity. He never game me a reason to, as his reviews are always on point.

He is sincere