Jabra Evolve2 65 MS Wireless Headphones with Link380c, Stereo, Black – Wireless Bluetooth Headset for Calls and Music, 37 Hours of Battery Life, Passive Noise Cancelling Headphones

Really great headphones for work and casual music listening while at work. I use these headphones with MS Teams and play music in the background even when i am on client calls, the microphone works like a charm. Highly recommended for hybrid or in office environment.

Wireless stopped working after few months. Poor voice noise canceling, my surrounding noise can be heard Poor listening noise canceling - actually it increases the surrounding noise somehow - i can hear myself louder. Keeps disconnecting and reconnecting, sometimes mid calls, making it unreliable for important calls Not comfortable for long calls, hurt the ears. Feels flims. Absolutely not worth the high price tag.

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Leider kann man Musik nur auf Mono hören. Problem ist bekannt, ging wieder zurück.

actualizaré mi reseña, pero hasta ahora, llevo 10 días con ellos y son fantásticos para trabajar en oficina abierta, la reducción de ruido del micrófono es increíble trabajan muy bien con google meet, teams, zoom incluso slack. solo realiza las configuraciones necesarias y estas hecho, yo compre USB-c para MAC y funciona a la perfección.

I was previously trying to get a "jack of all trades" device that would serve as my headset for work (Teams, WebEx) and personal (Zoom, cellular calling) calls as well as listening to music and entertainment. I failed miserably as nothing checked all the boxes. However, once I decided to separate these tasks, I found success. This headset really is phenomenal. When used over standard Bluetooth (with my phone), it works as a good quality headset with good features (love side-tone, mic cancels out background noise, etc), but when paired to my laptop via the USB dongle, it really shines for digital calling. The signal never every drops, and I can walk around just about every nook and cranny of my 1,500sq ft townhome, even 3 floors away from the laptop and the opposite side of the unit. Inbound and outbound audio is very clear. Occasionally the mic picks up a bit of sibilance but adjusting it further from my mouth helps. Having both a mute button and flip-up-the-boom-mic-to-mute is amazing, as is the red LED on the USB dongle when I'm muted. Love it. The main drawback is comfort. I can wear them for an hour or two at a time before my outer ears start to fatigue, and the headband rarely wants to stay in one place on my head. I do have to adjust (pick them slightly off my head and re-seat them) semi-regularly to resolve these two things. However, the overall experience is so good that it's worth this effort and slight discomfort. There's never a perfect solution, sadly. The battery life is absolutely amazing--I literally charge them once a week and they last me though an average of around 2-4 hours a day of meetings (sometimes more, sometimes less) with power to spare at the end of my Friday. I don't use them for media playback (as hinted at in my intro), only tried a few short YouTube videos and they were adequate for short use like that but not something I'd put on to listen to music for more than one track.

In this modern wilderness of clamor—where every human heart is besieged by ceaseless noise, as though the very air conspires to drown our thoughts—I have discovered an unexpected bastion of tranquility: the Jabra Evolve2 65 MS Wireless Headphones, wrought in solemn black and endowed with a calm authority that recalls a thundercloud holding its breath above the moors. To place them over one’s ears is to step into another realm, where the world’s relentless din fades as gently as mist thinning at dawn. Their passive noise cancelling does not rage or roar; it hushes with the steady confidence of a guardian who needs no violence to maintain peace. How rare, how precious, such serenity in an age of perpetual tumult. The wireless design, tethered only by invisible currents, grants the listener a sense of wandering freedom—a sensation I liken to striding across open heaths, unbound by walls or wires. The Link380c companion, discreet and faithful, ensures connection with a reliability that would shame many a human vow. In music, the headphones reveal a realm deep and stirring, each note blooming like heather in unexpected places, carrying the listener through valleys of melancholy and exhilaration alike. In conversation, their clarity renders every word crisp, as if spoken beside a quiet fire rather than through the frantic ether of modern communication. That they endure for thirty-seven hours without pleading for charge is nothing short of miraculous; they seem powered by the same inexhaustible spirit that drives the winds themselves. If one seeks refuge from noise, or a conduit through which thought and melody may flow undisturbed, let it be these Jabra Evolve2 65 headphones. They are not mere devices—they are sanctuaries of sound, steadfast against the world’s unending storm.