This is the Review of the Comparison between the Samsung Galaxy Buds and the Jabra Elite 75t. Both of these earbuds are of popular brands, so it becomes difficult to come to the conclusion which one is better than the other. To know which one is other than the other by knowing about both of these earbuds fully, go to the detailed review.

Samsung Galaxy Buds	Jabra Elite 75t
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PROS	PROS
Light, discreet, comfortable design. Legit six-hour battery life. Tiny case with wireless charging. Better sound isolation than Apple’s AirPods. Strong audio performance. Intuitive companion app.	Sound better than the AirPods Pro, with better clarity and tighter bass. 7.5-hour battery life between charges. Very light and comfortable. Supremely portable.
CONS	CONS
Flaky Bluetooth connectivity. Touchpads are finicky. On-board volume control requires sacrificing other features. Disappointing microphone quality for calls.	Rival models from Apple and Anker have better call quality. Bass may be too much for some. No wireless charging (yet). On-board controls take training.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Detail Review:

INTRODUCTION:

Samsung Galaxy Buds

The Samsung Galaxy Buds are retailing for around a hundred and thirty dollars currently. These earbuds have pretty good minimalistic looks and a quite good comfort. These earbuds also perform well in terms of sound.

Jabra Elite 75t

The Jabra Elite 75t is currently retailing for around 180 dollars. These are offering a good battery life, waterproofing, no sinking delays with video, the ability to pair into two devices, passive noise isolation, and a USB-C port for charging.

DESIGN:

Samsung Galaxy Buds

The case is just as compact as the actual buds themselves. It’s a really cute little thing just like a pill-shaped box and it comes in the same color as the earbuds themselves as well, which is very neat. When you do flip up the lid of the case, you can easily stick the earbuds in there nice, quick, and simple because of the magnet held in there. Though it doesn’t feel like the thermostatic attraction, so the earbuds do fall out when you do to the case upside down with the lid open. But at least there are some magnetic connections, so when you do pop that lid they don’t come flying out accidentally. You have a little LED inside the case and also on the outside of the case so that you can see exactly what is going on, that’s charged or not, and how much battery life it has and all. The case has a USB Type-C port and they also support the full wireless charging as well.

These earbuds have a tiny form factor. This is definitely the most compact truly wireless earbuds that I have tested out and they’re super light as well as just 5.6 grams. The Galaxy Buds definitely look and feel more premium however, that soft-touch finish is really nice indeed. On the earbuds, you have the touchpad. The Galaxy Buds are available in white, black, and yellow colors.

Jabra Elite 75t

The earbuds have a small minimalistic look with the touchpad on the side of the earbud. The case comes in a stylish look. There is a magnet inside the case to keep the earbuds in place properly. There is right and left Brandon inside the case. The case also has the Jabra logo outside. There is a USB Type-C port for charging.

These are dust and water protected up to an IP 55 rating. This can take up to low-pressure water jet sprays. With my test of a gentle stream of h2o, these Jabra’s are still working fine. Still, it’s better to keep them away from water. It can be used for gym purposes obviously. There are no buttons on either side. The earbuds are nice and have touch sensors, so I don’t have to press so hard that I have to jam these into my ears. There’s no need to take out your phone to do any functions like play-pause, skipping tracks, etc with these.

COMFORT:

Samsung Galaxy Buds

I was really impressed with how firmly they fit into the ears. They fit in there nice and snug and they really do hold firmly as well. You are getting plenty of substitute ear tips and ear wings as well to suit your ear size. They fit firmly in the ears and neither of them has popped out even once. They are really light, compact, and comfortable design. The Galaxy Buds are really comfortable to wear for hours on and you will not find any ear fatigue or anything like that.

Jabra Elite 75t

Three ear tips are provided medium was okay but small actually worked out a little bit better for me. There are no ear fins included with the Jabra 75t making these heavily reliant on the ear tip. The 75t is all plastic it is super lightweight and they don’t stick out of the ears. As far as comfort and stability, they stay in the ear very well. The Jabra Elite 75t has a similar design and minimalistic look like the Samsung Galaxy Buds in my opinion.

I tested out how well these fit in the ear by using it during my jog. The Jabra Elite 75t stays in ridiculously well. During my jogging and gym use, I’ve never had them fall out or get loose. There have been many times during my gym activities, many other truly wireless earphones or ear tips actually lifts up a bit, the seal has been lost and I need to press them in. But I didn’t get that with the Jabra Elite 75t in much more vigorous movement. On a very few occasions though I do have to just gently just press it back in.

FEATURES:

Samsung Galaxy Buds

The paring process is really very easy with these. I literally just open the lid, pulled out the buds, and they appeared in the Bluetooth menu above the android phone and the iPhone. I’ve been testing these out on the iPhone also just to see if they would play nicely together and so far they definitely played well. Noise-cancellation technology also works well. The Galaxy Buds do a really good job of blocking out everything that’s going on in the world.

You do also get full touch controls with the Galaxy Buds as well. It’s a single tap in order to start your music, a signal tap again to pause it, a double-tap to skip to the next track, and a triple tap in order to skip back a track. Also, a double-tap to answer any incoming calls and a long press that cause up the phone assistant. It’s kind of annoying that you can’t change your volume using the touch controls. In case, if suddenly any track plays loudly, it’ll just absolutely blast your eardrums and you wouldn’t be able to decrease your volume instantly that you need to take out your phone to do so. But I found that the controls have basically worked really well.

Also, these earbuds have the wear detection. What this means is taking the earbuds out from your ear does automatically stop your music. They do work independently of one another as well. You can leave one in the case and stick the other one in the ear and then it will just start playing music as standard. That’s really good if you want to listen to some tracks but also aware of what’s going on around.

Jabra Elite 75t

The touchpad on the left earbud performs the functions like one tap to toggle hear through, double-tap to skip a track, or to activate sidetone on call, three taps to go to previous tracks or to mute call and press and hold to decrease the volume. The same way the touchpad on the right earbud performs the functions like one tap to play-pause or to answer the call, double-tap to activate voice assistant or reject the call, three taps to put the current call on hold, and press and hold to increase the volume.

The Jabra Elite 75t’s provide excellent passive noise isolation and it’s able to block out a lot of the noise around you. During my time testing with music on I barely hear what’s going on around me. It’s a great seal thing and you would experience a more isolated audio experience. But if you don’t want to get mugged from behind you, you can turn on the microphones with hear through and let the outside noises pump into your earphone. You can adjust the sensitivity and it sounds good for the most part but there’s this white noise you hear in the background and it’s very faint. If you’re listening to the podcast, you’re going to hear this ambient air sound in the background.

If you want just one earbud in the ear and the other one in the case, you can use the right earbud but you can’t use the left earbud like that. With some other competitors, you can actually use either one but you can’t use like that way from both the earbuds here. There’s also auto pause and play, so if you take off the earbuds, the music will automatically stop and if you put them back into ears, the music will automatically resume. I tested this function, this worked flawlessly and you can also turn this feature on or off within the app.

Bluetooth 5.0 is offered in these earbuds which are to be expected with all new devices especially, at this price range. Bluetooth 5.0 is the current and latest technology. Testing this from the distance I’m able to achieve about 99% coverage when I’m paired to the Android Pixel 4XL smartphone. Testing this with video on both the Pixel 4XL and the iPhone10, I didn’t have any syncing delays with both YouTube and Netflix, which is a huge plus there for video Watchers. As far as Bluetooth connections, the Jabra Elite 75t’s can handle up to 8 devices and be paired to two devices at the same time. I tested this as well and found this does indeed work however between the Pixel and iPhone. I had to pause the initial source first and then I can press play and jump to another pairable switch.

BATTERY AND ITS LIFE:

Samsung Galaxy Buds

As far as battery life, you get the full six hours that Samsung is advertising per charge in the earbuds themselves and if you stick it back in the case, you can get another six hours out of them as well. As far as the charging process, you can use the USB Type-C cable that comes along with the box to charge up the case. Also, if you’ve got a wireless charging pad with the Qi standards, just stick that on there, or if you’ve got a phone that supports a wireless reverse charging as well such as the Galaxy S10 you can set the case on top of them, enable that feature in the phone and they’ll start to power up.

Jabra Elite 75t

The Jabra claims up to seven and a half hours with thew earbuds and with the charging case you can get up to a total of 28 hours which is definitely on the high end of the performance. With the battery test at 50% volume and from full to dead, I was able to achieve 6 hours and 43 minutes. The real-world result is also good and slightly above average. There is a fast-charging on this thing, so 15 minutes in a charger from the dead will give you up to an hour of music playback. There is a USB-C to charge these things, which should be the standard for all major brands at the moment.

SOUND:

Samsung Galaxy Buds

The sound quality is really good which is all the more impressive, when you consider the size of these things. Rock music will really get your pulse pounded, jazz music and hip hop music sounds great because that bass come through nice and clear without drowning out the rest of the sound. It doesn’t matter what genre you’re into, the sound will just be crisp and clear. The stereo output is perfect and it will actually sound like you’re in the room as they’re recording the music. Seriously, for some in-ear truly wireless earbuds these earbuds are probably one of the best for sound quality.

Jabra Elite 75t

These are indeed bassy but they’re not as bassy as the Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro. On initial impressions, the Jabra has a very blanketing and suppressing type of bass, that doesn’t make the rest of the sounds to just stand out as much as it should. But after my battery test and after several days of use, I’d noticed it’s not as dominant as initially right out the box. Even further testing, I can confirm that the Jaybird Vista has deeper and more resonating bass on the low end compared to the Jabra.

After testing these with other competitors, the bass is there, it’s punchy, and you can get deep and resonate bass on your tracks with the help of the Jabra app, which also has an equalizer and you can tone the bass as you like. The mid-range does have more character than the Apple Airpods Pro yet, it’s not close to what the Sennheiser Momentum’s Truly Wireless offers. The soundstage is not as wide at all in general and the mid-range is not as boosted in its factory settings. But you can use the app to tune these and give it as you want.

WHICH ONE IS BETTER THAN THE OTHER?

In my opinion, if you want budget-friendly earbuds just to use during your regular work and at the home then the Samsung Galaxy Buds is better than the Jabra Elite 75t. But if you want a pair of earbuds, which will be good to use during your workouts and jog then the Jabra Elite 75t is better than the Samsung Galaxy Buds.

Expert Review of Samsung Galaxy Buds:

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Expert Reviews of Jabra Elite 75t:

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