Evolve2 65 Wireless PC Headset – Noise Cancelling Microsoft Teams Certified Stereo Headphones With Long-Lasting Battery – USB-C Bluetooth Adapter – Black

I was getting sick of getting tangled in wires and my old headset died so I treated my ears to these. They are quite heavy on the head but comfortable.. they don’t slip forward or fall off every time I move or bend down. Battery life is pretty good, I’ve gotten well over a week from a full charge with still medium battery life. Noise cancellation is pretty good and customers are saying they can hear me well. They have had a couple of glitches but that’s to be expected given I’ve not read the instruction.. it is a USB C connector so I needed an adaptor to fit in my surface pro as my dock is full. But I’d already got one of them.. comes with a felt pouch. Caution needed as the dongle is tucked away in a teeny pocket on the case.. easy to miss as I did when I unboxed!

Simply the best headphones I've ever had! The quality of the brand is unbeatable. I have mild/moderate hearing loss, so not just any headphones will meet my needs. In some cases, even at the highest volume, I can't hear them properly. In this one, the volume is very loud and clear, and I don't even need to reach the highest volume. :) The bass is strong, another positive point for me. The battery is amazing, it lasts a super long time. I think I spent a whole week working, and only at the end did it go from High to Medium. I have had them for the past 3-4 weeks and I only charged it once. The integration with MS Teams is perfect, and you only need to raise the microphone to mute it and lower it to unmute. Love that! I don't usually use work headphones in my daily life, but these are so good that I use them even when I'm not working. I connect to my phone via Bluetooth and to my work laptop using the dongle - which has a working light. The price is not low, but you are paying for a high-quality product. I highly recommend it!

Since lockdown, like many people, I’ve been working from home and spending a lot of time on Teams. When my old, wired headset packed up (truth be told, my dog found them and had a good old chew), I decided its replacement had to be wireless as I’m tired been chained to my laptop. I’d like to say that I did a lot of research, but I didn’t so I’m pleasantly surprised at how well this purchase turned out. The headphones aren’t the cheapest, but I’ve come to believe that you get what you pay for. If you factor in how much time you are going to be using them, then this is probably a bargain. I also managed to get it from Amazon Warehouse which helped! I purchased the USB-C headset without the charging station and when I unboxed, I was surprised at how well made the headset felt. Everything these days seems to be cheap plastic. The headband is cushioned at the top to make wearing it more comfortable and it expands to fit all head sizes. I love the feel of the soft carry case and it will offer some protection if you commute to the office. Setting up was easy or so I thought. I just connected via Bluetooth without using the dongle which proved to be a mistake. I got really frustrated trying to get the headset to sync properly with Teams. If I raised the microphone arm or pressed mute on the headset, it wasn’t reflected on Teams even though I was muted. It was frustrating and I thought that I would have to just live with it but eventually, I decided to use the dongle and download Jabra Direct software. After that, all the headset functions were in sync. I love the fact that I am connected to two devices simultaneously which means I switch between phone and teams calls without any difficulty. The LED lights mean that people know when I’m busy, but this can be switched off if that isn’t something that you like. I’m still getting to understand all the different LED colours so worth reading the manual something I confess; I don’t normally bother (see above). Overall, it’s a nice headset, however for me, it has one flaw, I just don’t find them that comfortable. I have to say that I prefer enclosed headphones and they hurt my ears after a period, and I wonder if I should have splashed out and bought the Jabra Evolve2 85. As I said before you get what you pay for!

Sure, they’re a bit pricey but hey. I’m in lockdown. And I’m working all hours godsends - and usually sat on video calls a few hours a day, so why not spend a few quid? I was really wary over on ear rather than over ear but they fit snug and they’re kinda soft and padded just right. Sure, they run a bit warm on long (1-3h) calls from my own body heat against the pads but that’s fine. Battery life is really good. I’ve got a usb-c cable on the desk for my iPad anyway so I just plug them in every few days. The jabra desktop software (I’m using Windows 10) is good, easy to understand and is often updated - on install there was a big firmware update and yesterday there was a big software update. I tweaked quickly to set sleep to 30 minutes (instead of 8h), favoured bass, and turned on intelligent noise cancelling. Build quality is exceptional. I bought two pairs and both myself and my wife love them. Even coming with a carry case which is a nice touch. And finally, fit. If you think of Bart Simpson, I’ve got a similar shaped head. Let’s say it’s not that small. And these fit well. Sure, I’m on the end of where they extend but I don’t notice any pinch, etc and I’m happy with them. Oh, another finally (that’s just wrong) - I’ve been told sound quality to the recipient is good, and call quality for me is superb - the best I’ve ever had.

Glad I got this version - USB C Bluetooth connector. My laptop has no standard USB slots, so I was going to have to look for another USB adapter. The headset itself is excellent. Sound quality is second-to-none. Perfect for Teams calls. It natively has several features for teams call that I like: - action button for teams on the side - as you swivel your mic up and away, it tells you mic muted, and also lets you know the position of your mic if you want it to. I did find when I placed the headset directly over my ears it tended to hurt them after a couple of hours. I adjusted them slightly and released the tightness and moved them off my ears slightly and that solved the issue. It won't affect everyone, it's just because these are not headphones that encompass the ear, they sit on the ear. Just something to think about. I suppose in used to wearing for 4 hours with ear-muff style headsets...I just need to learn these are better for meetings. That said Ive used for long periods of listening to music whilst coding, and I can't complain now. Absolutely beautiful sound quality and zones everything out! Great buy, and well worth the money. You won't be disappointed.

I use Microsoft Teams everyday for work and was very excited to find a headset that integrates with Teams. Well, this product is an absolute disappointment. It worked well the first two weeks except for a couple of advertised features not working. This wasn't a big deal since I figured these would be fixed soon. Then the headset stopped connecting to Teams! This was unbelievable since it's a "Teams-certified" headset. I've spent the past 4 weeks going back and forth with their tech support. Jabra's tech support is the worst I've ever dealt with... They are not friendly and not interested in resolving the problem. To make matters, they rarely reply. The tech support told me that all "Teams-certified" headsets are having problems connecting to Teams. If you're using Microsoft Teams, buy a different headset. I recommend any brand besides Jabra. Note to Jabra - False advertising is illegal. If you're going to sell a "Teams-certified" headset, then make sure it works with Teams. If you can't do that, then stop selling the headset and do a product recall.

I’ve tried several wireless ear buds before for calls in the office. AirPods, Sony WF-1000mx4 (twice) and often people on the other end of the call would complain they could hear office background noise. So, thought I’d try a headset designed to be a communication headset, not music headphones that also did calls These are brilliant. Crystal clear sound. And no one. Zero. Na-da. Zilch. Has said they can hear other people in the office when on the phone/Teams/Zoom to me So good. Have now bought sets for everyone in the office too Only little gripe, I wear glasses, and these can, occasionally, become a little sore on the ears when the ears are pressed against the glasses frames. Small adjustment of positioning and they’re fine though Highly recommend

Considering the cost of the Jabra Evolve2 65, you get a reasonably decent blue tooth headset. I use multiple devices for my work, having previously used cheaper wired headsets, to be able to switch between devices was an important factor. The headset is comfortable to wear although it does not feel it sits right on the head, if you move your head rapidly forwards and backwards it will easily fall off, I sneezed violently and they flew off across the desk. However wearing them over long periods of time is OK although in the warm weather it does make your ears sweat, however most over ear headsets will. Range of the headset is about 15 - 20 metres, handy if you need to answer the door whilst on call. Like the integration to the Teams app. Just make sure if you need to connect to multiple devices you only get the one BT dongle. More can be purchased but are expensive. Only issue i had in the early days was the sound would chop, but eventually resolved with firmware and software updates.

Dont buy, In a month time this headset has voice issues now. Means all of sudden you will stop hearing other person and unclear voice comes often too, Loss of my money as I can't return this headset anymore.

Great ANC and Mic quality, recommended for remote workers

Excellent. Great for work at home

Works quite well with team. Been using it since pandemic. Had good range especially with the dongle. The dongle is only for the computer. Bluetooth connection to the phone

Great headset, bought a second one after 4 years. Very good quality. Expensive yes but one of the long lasting headphones I had!