I've had a Jabra 65t since it came out and I'm very happy with it. I was really looking forward to the 85t. I pre-ordered it and have been using it for a few weeks. And that left me quite disappointed. First the positive. Comfort: The 65t fit my ear perfectly and I never felt uncomfortable. But 85t are more comfortable. Case and battery: These also slide into the case more easily with magnets, and USB-C and battery life are better. And the sound quality is better than the 65t, but not in a make-or-break way. Now for the cons. Slip resistance: The 65t is slippery and I drop them pretty regularly (almost) to get them out. from the charger or from my ear. The 85t is more slippery due to the smaller size. Looseness: While they're more comfortable in my ear, they don't fit as snugly. This causes them to dangle a little when they shake their heads, especially when walking. They didn't fall out, but it's annoying to feel like they're moving and feel like they might fall out. Sound Blocking: This was the biggest disappointment. First, they block passive noise worse than 65t. I actually think the 65t is better at blocking out noise than the 85t with the noise canceling on. The 85t lets through a lot more wind and other noise. Yes, and noise reduction is inferior to Apple AirPods Pro or Sony WF-1000XM3. On a positive note, both made me slightly nauseous with the noise cancellation on, while the 85t didn't cause this problem. So I return them and keep my 65t. Honestly, without better battery life and a faster charger, this is a step backwards.
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