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Like my Jaba Elite? I have a friend who tries to convince me that only Apple is acceptable and everything else complete trash in comparison. Maybe that has bee
by kharak 6y ago
Like my Jaba Elite? I have a friend who tries to convince me that only Apple is acceptable and everything else complete trash in comparison.
Maybe that has been true in the past. Today, that's just delusion.
- binaryblitz 6y agoHonest question: Can I be listening to music on my MBP and answer a call with them on my iPhone seamlessly?
- zachm0 6y agoNot the person you responded to, but I have Jabra Elites as well and I've been able to switch between my Windows computer and iPhone seamlessly. In fact, the reason I bought the Jabras was because this was the exact feature I was looking for and saw many recommendations for the Elite.
- tbob22 6y agoSame. Doesn't hurt that they were $50 on sale. I've had them for over a year with no issues.
- echelon 6y agoJabra has been doing this a lot longer than Apple, and they've got experience interfacing with tons of non-Mac hardware. They're domain experts.
- binaryblitz 6y agoRight. Lots of stuff works with non-Mac hardware. Lots of stuff doesn't work with Mac hardware. My laptop is from my job (MBP), and I have an iPhone to keep in sync with my wife. Hence my specific question.
- aksss 6y agoYeah, I have Jabra Elite 75t and it can be connected to multiple devices at same time. For me this means PC + iPhone. Works fine for taking meetings, calls, listening to music, etc.
- vacheron 6y agoI assume you mean the Jabra* Elite, which I own (both the 65t and 75t). They're fine but I am not a fan of the shape and design and they are less comfortable than my Airpods Pro (corroborated by multiple reviews). They're also less convenient to use, even when I connect my Airpods to Android/non-Apple devices. I don't hold loyalty to any brand but it's just as eye roll inducing when people suggest X product is bad because they're made by Y company.