Jabra has just released a Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) update for free, and this includes Jabra Elite 75T and Elite Active 75T.
So far, the Jabra Elite series has had no active noise-canceling feature, making it a bit more appealing to more accurate wireless earbuds that are able to block environmental noise.
If you already own Jabra Elite earbuds, you’ll now be able to get the ANC for free, while newer versions of wireless earbuds will automatically upgrade straight out of the box.
In addition, the Jabra seems to outperform its competitors with Apple’s AirPods Pro and Sony WF-1000XM3, both of which come with noise-canceling smartphones.
It’s important to note that once you’ve updated your earbuds, using the ANC feature will affect battery life.
With ANC, your Jabra battery will last up to 5.5 hours on a single charge, with a total battery life of 24 hours.
In contrast, without the ANC, you’ll get an extra two hours of battery on a single charge.
How to download and download free updates
It can’t be easy to catch an NC upgrade on your Elite 75T or Elite Active 75T earbuds.
First, you will need to download Jabra Sound + app from anywhere. IOS App Store Or Android Play Store.
Launch the app and pair your device, and then you’ll be prompted for new features and given the option to ‘update now’. Things will be rolling when you tap the update button.
Once it’s downloaded, you’ll be able to continue using your Jabra headphones with active voice cancellation. Just turn the feature on or off via the Jabra Sound + app or by pressing a button on the earbuds.
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