Jabra has today announced a new set of true wireless headphones, the Elite 4 Active and successor to the Elite 3 Active. The new Elite 4 Active bring with them some great updates to the previous generation and are perfect for those with an active lifestyle.
Complete with a water and sweat proof rating of IP57 the Jabra Elite 4 Active include active noise cancellation (ANC) but also Jabra’s HearThrough technology to allow you to be aware of your surroundings and keep you safe. The Elite 4 Active include Alexa Built-in, Spotify Tap and Google Fast Pair making it a complete experience at an attractive price.
Not only do the new earbuds have ANC but also provide great noise isolation thanks to their design which provides a secure fit that will stay in your ears even during the most strenuous workouts. This combination in addition to the customisable equaliser and the new 4-mic call technology results in an excellent call clarity.
The Jabra Elite 4 Active come with a charging carry case, which can provide a full 28 hours of charge when combined with the seven hours of charging in the earbuds themselves. The earbuds can be used in stereo mode or with either earbud in mono mode thanks to their Bluetooth 5 support.
The Jabra Elite 4 Active are available now in navy, black and light mint for 9AU at all your usual retailers.
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