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The Elite Active 65t are part of Jabra's third generation of fully wireless Bluetooth headphones. The Active 65t focus on providing a solid music experience while also supporting your lightweight ...

The Jabra Elite Active 65t ($190) are the company’s newest truly wireless earbuds. Released in late May 2018, the Jabra Elite 65t Active are the next evolution of the company’s other truly wireless ...

The top-rated true wireless earphones will soon come in a new range of color options, including one just for Amazon customers. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's Reviews ...

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Apple’s AirPods 2 with Wireless Charging Case feature the same golf tee-style looks that we’ve seen from the company for over a decade, a white pair of earbuds with plastic tips and long tubes that ...

A fantastic pair of no-wires-whatsoever headphones are available for a ridiculously good price today. Newegg is selling the Jabra Elite Active 65t in “Copper Red” for $33 Remove non-product link. That ...

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The earbuds have Bluetooth, up to 5 hours of battery on a single charge, and up to 15 hours total using the charging case. Also rated against sweat and dust. Work with voice assistants. This price ...

Bump up your audio quality for runs, workouts, and for around $30 cheaper than usual. Amazon is selling the Jabra Elite Active 65t true wireless earbuds for $55. That’s well below the $80 to $90 these ...

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