Review on 🎧 Jabra Evolve 65t: True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Superior Call Quality and 15-hour Battery life by Amy Padilla

I tried countless Bluetooth adapters and Bluetooth headsets for my Windows PC but they sounded pretty bad and the connection was unstable. It was really useless. I can hear others well, but they cannot hear me. So I decided to give it a try as it comes with a USB dongle specifically for connecting to a PC. Also the regular Elite 65t had rave reviews when they came out a few years ago, now they have two predecessors like the 75 and the 85. They are basically identical to the Elite except for the extra set of mics that are clearly necessary for the business. Calls to PC. The sound quality is good, the app is nice, and the connection is 10 times better than regular Bluetooth headsets that connect directly to the computer. The range isn't that great, about 50 feet of unobstructed travel. I haven't had a single person say they can't hear me. The battery life is impressive, it can work around 5-6 hours on a single charge. The case offers an extra charge, maybe 1.5. Now for docking with 1 star. The case has the weakest magnets. Virtually non-existent. So you need to get the buds straight back to the upright position or they will fall out. The lid of the case isn't magnetic either, it's held in place by a physical snap-in pin. So you have to press and wiggle the top of the lid pretty hard to open it. Not efficient at all. The case ends, as already mentioned, with the headphones being charged no more than 1.5 times. Uses micro USB and does not use wireless charging. I know these buds came out years ago but for a premium product versus a consumer pro version they probably should have been added (USB-C).