Jabra Elite 75t vs Nothing Ear (2)
The Verdict
Jabra Elite 75t delivers proven reliability with stronger battery endurance, offering 5.5 hours of ANC playback versus Nothing Ear (2)'s 4 hours, plus superior total case capacity at 28 hours. Nothing Ear (2) counters with advanced features including LHDC 5.0 hi-res audio support, multipoint Bluetooth connectivity, and a personalized sound profile via Mimi hearing test, all while weighing slightly less at 4.5g per bud. Jabra's 6mm driver prioritizes comfort and call quality through four microphones, whereas Nothing leverages an 11.6mm driver for richer audio with custom diaphragm tuning. Both offer ANC, wireless charging, and solid water resistance. Jabra excels for all-day listening and call-heavy users seeking durability. Nothing Ear (2) appeals to audiophiles wanting hi-res audio and dual-device connectivity at a lower price point. For most users prioritizing battery longevity and proven performance, Jabra Elite 75t remains the stronger choice, though Nothing Ear (2) offers exceptional value for audio enthusiasts.
Who Should Buy
Buy the Jabra Elite 75t if…
- →Compact design with excellent secure fit for all ear types
- →IP55 water and dust resistance is suitable for workouts
- →ANC added via firmware update expanded capabilities post-purchase
Buy the Nothing Ear (2) if…
- →Striking transparent design that stands out
- →Hi-res LHDC 5.0 codec support and personalized sound profile
- →Bluetooth multipoint for two-device pairing
Category Scores
Pros & Cons
Jabra Elite 75t
Pros
- Compact design with excellent secure fit for all ear types
- IP55 water and dust resistance is suitable for workouts
- ANC added via firmware update expanded capabilities post-purchase
- Excellent call quality with 4-microphone beamforming
- Customizable EQ and sound profiles via Jabra Sound+ app
Cons
- 5.5-hour battery with ANC is short by modern standards
- No multipoint Bluetooth connectivity
- ANC was added later and is weaker than purpose-built ANC earbuds
- Only AAC and SBC codecs — no aptX or LDAC
- Jabra has discontinued the Elite 75t line — no future updates
Nothing Ear (2)
Pros
- Striking transparent design that stands out
- Hi-res LHDC 5.0 codec support and personalized sound profile
- Bluetooth multipoint for two-device pairing
- Comfortable, lightweight fit with secure seal
- Affordable at $149
Cons
- ANC is good but not class-leading
- Battery life with ANC on is shorter than rivals
- App and feature support is best on Nothing phones
- Pinch controls take getting used to
Full Specifications
| Spec | Jabra Elite 75t | Nothing Ear (2) |
|---|---|---|
| Active Noise Cancelling | ||
| Type | in-ear | in-ear |
| Weight | 5.5 g (each) | 4.5 g (per bud) |
| Battery | ||
| Battery life | 5.5 hrs (ANC on), 7.5 hrs (ANC off), 28 hrs total with case | 4 hrs buds (ANC on) / 6.3 hrs (ANC off), up to 22.5 hrs total with case (ANC off) |
| Charging | USB-C, Qi wireless (Active variant) | USB-C, Qi wireless |
| Drivers | 6mm dynamic driver | 11.6 mm dynamic driver with custom diaphragm |
| Features | Active Noise Cancellation (firmware update), HearThrough transparency mode, Jabra Sound+ app with EQ and ANC control, 4-microphone system for calls, One-touch Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant | Personalized active noise cancellation, LHDC 5.0 hi-res audio support, Personal Sound Profile via Mimi hearing test, Dual connection (Bluetooth multipoint), Pinch-stem controls, Transparent design with glyph case |
| Connectivity | ||
| Wired option | ||
| Codecs | AAC, SBC | LHDC 5.0, AAC, SBC |
| Bluetooth | 5.0 | 5.3 |
| Multipoint | ||
| Water Resistance | IP55 | IP54 (buds), IP55 (case) |
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