Swift Pair joins Google’s Fast Pair tech that was available in the Elite 3s, which allows Android (6.0 and higher) users to do the same thing - connect faster and more easily to the earbuds.Īnd while that’s it for the new features added to the Elite 4, if Jabra’s latest earbuds are anything like their predecessor (and spec-wise, they are), they should deliver a well-balanced sound with good separation between the mid and high frequencies, as well as excellent bass response.
Jabra has also beefed up the Elite’s 4’s “swift” pairing capabilities, adding Microsoft Swift Pair, which allows the earbuds to quickly connect to Windows 10 (and up) PCs. These Fruity Pebbles earbuds are a cereal junkie’s dream come true Sony debuts the WF-C700N, its most affordable noise-canceling earbuds Niche Canadian company takes on Sony with new wireless earbuds and headphones
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