The Elite Active 75t are almost identical to the Elite 75t that we have already tested. Only their IP57 certification (and therefore their increased resistance to water and perspiration) sets them apart and therefore makes them more suitable for sports use. Even if they are a little more complete and compact, we still prefer their predecessors, the Elite Active 65t, which are positioned as the best sound performance/price ratio to date for headphones of this type and dedicated to this specific use. .
Strong points
- Very wide frequency response.
- Well-defined and detailed mids/high-mids.
- Very solid autonomy (7 hours per charge, more than 2 additional charges with the case).
- Very easy to use, multilingual voice aids, complete and customizable commands.
- Good feeling of comfort and support, good passive insulation.
- Very complete and intuitive application.
Weak points
- Imbalance in the first part of the spectrum, even after EQ.
- Concerns of precision in the extremes.
- Significant latency.
NB: The reported price drop is calculated by comparing the lowest price of the day with the average of the lowest prices charged by all merchants for the product last month, with security rules to exclude prices from shops whose the VAT policy is not clear (known as “grey” shops, typically in the case of imports from China).
Alternatively
Good in everything, they excel (almost) in nothing: the formula perfectly characterizes what the Elite 5 offer. most expensive models on the market. Except for this, they are limited to doing their job well in all other areas. If you are looking for a pair of complete and versatile true wireless headphones at a “moderate” price, the Elite 5 could therefore satisfy you… provided of course that you support the in-ear headphones.