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Updated April 11, 2024·
If budget is your top priority, Creative Labs Aurvana Trio LS is more affordable and offers good overall sound quality, comfort, and excellent build quality but without wireless capability. On the other hand, Jabra Elite Active 75t, while more costly, provides a wireless experience, is sweatproof, dustproof, and has active noise cancelling, making it suitable for exercise and travel. Its built-in controls are excellent and it has app customization features, which the Aurvana Trio LS lacks. Additionally, Jabra's earbuds have a shorter battery life but come with a charging case that extends their usage and supports wireless charging. If you prioritize modern features and plan to use earbuds actively, especially outdoors, Jabra may justify the higher cost. However, if you're looking for a wired, high-quality build and sound for casual listening at a budget price, the Aurvana Trio LS would be suitable. Give Feedback
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Advantages of the Creative Labs Aurvana Trio LS
Good for gaming
Good for TV and video
Good for podcasts and audiobooks
Advantages of the Jabra Elite Active 75t
Best in class for exercise
Excellent for air travel
Key differences
Music
6.6/10
5.5/10
The Creative Labs Aurvana Trio LS is only fair for music, while the Jabra Elite Active 75t is poor.
Gaming
7.9/10
5.0/10
The Creative Labs Aurvana Trio LS is good for gaming, while the Jabra Elite Active 75t is poor.
Phone Calls
6.9/10
5.2/10
The Creative Labs Aurvana Trio LS is only fair for phone calls, while the Jabra Elite Active 75t is poor.
Podcasts and Audiobooks
7.4/10
5.9/10
The Creative Labs Aurvana Trio LS is good for podcasts and audiobooks, while the Jabra Elite Active 75t is poor.
TV and Video
7.2/10
5.3/10
The Creative Labs Aurvana Trio LS is good for TV and video, while the Jabra Elite Active 75t is poor.
Noise Reduction
7.0/10
8.3/10
The Jabra Elite Active 75t is very good for noise reduction, while the Creative Labs Aurvana Trio LS is good.
Battery
N/A
7.5 Hours
The Creative Labs Aurvana Trio LS does not have a battery. The Jabra Elite Active 75t has 7.5 hours of battery life.
Cost
$25
$163
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The Creative Labs Aurvana Trio LS has a price of $25 and the Jabra Elite Active 75t costs $163.
"These super-affordable wired earphones are some of the best I’ve heard in recent years. For the money they are unbeatable. And before you say: “I can’t use them as there’s no headphone jack on my smartphone!”, they can work with jack-less phones by using the brilliant little Creative SXFI headphone amp which plugs into a smartphone’s USB or Lightning port (with an adapter) and produces the most sublime audio output."
"Audio is spacious and warm, delivering just the right amount of boom to kickstart your workouts without compromising the mids and highs. Battery life (both on a single charge and the charging case) is superior to all AirPods models. The extremely durable shell also reassures you that it’s going to take more than some severe environmental conditions to damage these buds."
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About Creative Labs
Creative Labs is a Singaporean technology company specialized in the manufacture of multimedia products. They created the world-famous Soundblaster soundcard back in 1989 which was a staple of the gaming community for a long time. Nowadays, besides still marketing their discrete audio systems, they offer a wide array of headphones, gaming headsets and speakers that still preserve that same heritage.
About Jabra
Jabra is a subsidiary of GN Store Nord, a 150-year-old Danish company that specializes in the manufacturing of hearing aids, headsets and earphones. Jabra has a focus on fit and comfort and quality control over everything else. According to Peter Karstromer, Jabras CEO, they “design and engineer technology that frees people to work, live and communicate how and where they want to, equipping them with the tools to live their life to a new rhythm”.
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