Apple AirPods have nothing on these true Jabra wireless headphones at huge discounts

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Today looks like a really good day to buy a good pair of genuine AirPods wireless headphones at a great price, with those who aren’t impressed with Samsung’s first generation Galaxy Buds are likely to be tempted by the latest killer deal on the Jabra Elite 65t.

These bad boys are also not very young, having been launched about three years ago with a now excessive price tag of $ 170 attached to its name, but at a big enough discount, it is still difficult to argue with its elegant design and robust feature list.
Obviously, companies like Amazon and Best Buy no longer list the Jabra Elite 65t for $ 169.99 a pair on a regular basis, but interestingly, the buttons typically cost $ 119.99 at the former large US retailer and $ 79.99 at last today. This means that Amazon customers are technically looking to save $ 70 now, while Best Buy buyers need to settle for a “humble” discount of $ 30.
In reality, the Elite 65t is available at exactly the same unmatched price from both dealers with exactly the same towing capabilities. We are talking about IP55 resistance to water and dust, high quality music, crystal clear calls powered by a total of four built-in microphones, protection against wind noise (but without active noise cancellation), ambient sound technology, up to five hours of life battery life (or 15 hours also considering the included charging case), as well as support for Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant.
The main difference between Amazon and Best Buy promotions, mind you, is that you can only buy the Jabra Elite 65t at great discounts from the former in a Titanium Black shade, while the latter also sells an exclusive Copper Black model for this price reduced.
In the meantime, Best Buy is clearly listing the business as a 24-hour deal, meaning that Amazon may or may not increase the price of these AirPods – eliminating dogs at the end of the day too.

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