The Elite 5 true wireless earbuds are small and light, weighing only 5g per earbud and measuring 21 x 20 x 27mm. They’ll be comfortable for the long haul once they’re in place. ..
The Jabras earbuds have a ‘press’ control on the surface of each earbud, which has no effect on how well they fit. To issue instructions, you don’t need to exert much pressure, but you do need to be more positive than when using the more common capacitive touch-control option. ..
The charging case in which the earbuds are stored is also small. It’s small enough to fit in a pocket and finished so smoothly that it won’t irritate you while it’s there. It’s also lighter than many price-comparable alternatives, weighing only 40g. The Elite 5 is available in three finishes – or, to be more precise, two and a half. ‘Gold beige’ and ‘titanium black’ are available from any retailer, but ‘black’ is only available from jabra.co.uk.
The Jabra Elite 5 is a small Bluetooth speaker that has been extensively specified with Bluetooth 5.2 for wireless connectivity, SBC, AAC, and aptX codecs support. It has multipoint connectivity which allows it to connect to two sources at the same time and once the sounds are streaming they are delivered to your ears by a pair of 6mm full-range drivers. Owners of compatible smartphones will be pleased to learn that the Elite 5 supports both Microsoft Swift Pair and Google Fast Pair. ..
The Jabra Elite Sport is a good phone with excellent battery life. It has seven hours of active noise cancellation, rising to nine hours with ANC turned off. The Jabra Elite Sport is also compatible with Qi-certified wireless charging devices, which only adds to the convenience quotient – 10 minutes of power equals about an hour of playback.
