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Jabra Launches Feature-Packed ‘Elite 4’ Entry-Level Earbuds
The newest addition to the Elite lineup offers Bluetooth Multipoint connectivity, Active Noise Cancellation, and IP55-rated water and dust resistance.
Jabra has announced the launch of the Elite 4, the newest addition to the Elite lineup and the successor to the popular entry-level Elite 3.
The Elite 4 has been built to cover everyday earphone essentials, including comfort, sound quality, and convenience while staying at an affordable price point.
Bluetooth Multipoint enables users to switch seamlessly between sources like smartphones and laptops, while the feedforward Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) removes annoying distractions while traveling in loud environments.
When it comes to sound quality, the Elite 4 packs four microphones and 6mm speakers for crystal-clear calls and music enjoyment, while Jabra’s Sound+ app lets users customize the soundstage to their individual preferences.
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Jabra claims the Elite 4 will last for “5.5 hours of play time on your chosen device, and 22 hours with the sleek case (28 hours with ANC off)”. The earbuds appear to be made from pretty decent materials and boast IP55 durability to protect against dust and water.
Jabra Elite 4 Features:
- Bluetooth Multipoint for seamless switching between calls and apps
- Fast Pair and Swift Pair for instant connections
- Active Noise Cancellation
- Comfortable fit for all-day wearing
- 4-microphone technology for optimized call clarity
- Up to 22 hours total battery with ANC on (28 hours ANC off)
- Go solo feature to use either earbud for listening or taking calls while the other charges
- Spotify Tap playback
- Qualcomm® aptX
- IP55-rated rainproof protection
The Jabra Elite 4 is available now on the company’s website. The headphones are priced at $99 and come in 4 colors: Dark Gray, Navy, Lilac, and Light Beige.
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PayPal & TerraPay Join Forces For Cross-Border MENA Payments
The collaboration will be especially helpful in regions where traditional banking infrastructure is limited or inconsistent.
PayPal has teamed up with TerraPay to improve cross-border payments across the Middle East and Africa. The move is designed to make it easier and faster for users to send and receive money internationally, especially in regions where traditional banking infrastructure can be limited or inconsistent.
The partnership connects PayPal’s digital payments ecosystem with TerraPay’s global money transfer network. The goal is to streamline real-time transfers between banks, mobile wallets, and financial institutions, significantly improving access for millions of users looking to move money securely and efficiently.
Through the partnership, users will be able to link their PayPal accounts to local banks and mobile wallets using TerraPay’s platform. This means faster transactions and fewer barriers for individuals and businesses across the region.
“The Middle East and Africa are at the forefront of the digital transformation, yet financial barriers still limit growth for many,” said Otto Williams, Senior Vice President, Regional Head and General Manager, Middle East and Africa at PayPal. “At PayPal, we’re committed to changing that […] Together, we’re helping unlock economic opportunity and build a more connected, inclusive financial future”.
For TerraPay, the deal is a chance to scale its reach while reinforcing its mission of frictionless digital transactions.
“Our mission at TerraPay is to create a world where digital transactions are effortless, secure, and accessible to all,” said Ani Sane, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer at TerraPay. He added that the partnership is a major milestone for enhancing financial access in the Middle East and Africa, helping businesses grow and users move funds with fewer limitations.
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The integration also aims to support financial inclusion in a region where access to global banking tools is still uneven. With interoperability at the core, TerraPay can bridge the gap between different financial systems — whether that’s a mobile wallet or a traditional bank — making it easier to send money, pay for services, or grow a business across borders.
As the demand for cross-border payment options continues to rise, both PayPal and TerraPay are doubling down on their commitment to provide reliable, secure, and forward-looking financial tools for the region.
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