Thanks Remless for the reply. Am looking around for a good reliable ear piece and not willing to believe what websites say about their ear piece, therefore to seek the forum's bros n sis advice.
Thanks again.
The reason why I suggested googling for multipoint is not because to check out what the websites say, but to know which earpieces support this technology. Since there are not many, you can actually go and test it out yourself to see which earpieces actually performs to what they claim.
In this forums, most of us do not own a lot of earpieces to give an actual comparison. Some are just reiterating what the online reviews say. There are some who actually went on spot to test the call quality, like the bro below:
Both Galaxy Buds+ and 75T are suffering from the same issue (poor call quality). The 3rd mic on the Buds+ did help to increse the sound sensitivity however, it's still limited. Jabra on the other hand is still using the old tech (master slave tech instaed of TWS+) which is kind of dissapointing.
And there are some online reviews that actually say 65T's call quality is excellent (which u, as an actual user, feels otherwise) and 75T is an improvement to an already 'excellent' call quality. Probably that's why you do not wish to seek opinions only based on the websites.
The best is to find out which ones support multipoint, then go onsite yourself to test out the call quality.
PS: The bro eventually went on to purchase Anker soundcore liberty air 2, which he is enormously satisfied with the call quality. It does not support multipoint though.