JabraEvolve2 65 Wireless PC Headset with Charging Stand – Noise Cancelling UC Certified Stereo Headphones With Long-Lasting Battery – USB-C Bluetooth Adapter – Black

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.

The headset in general is extremely good. The build quality is nice, it's very comfortable over long periods.However I'm having some awful issues with the Microphone audio across a variety of video conferencing tools on my Macbook. My voice occasionally will just repeat the last few seconds of what I said, over the top of what I'm currently saying. It's like there is a delay in processing the audio. I thought it might be isolated to a single platform at first but I'm now had this issue in Zoom and Microsoft Teams. My colleagues tell me its very distracting and makes it quite hard to understand me.I believe the issue is with the Jabra Link 380 dongle, as if I use it directly via Bluetooth then then audio issues go away. Unfortunately, using it via Bluetooth on my Mac means that the UC features don't work - the whole thing is very limited when used directly connected via Bluetooth to a laptop (I'm not really sure why this limitation exists, but it does and it's a tad annoying).I think this headset has great potential but it needs some updates. Jabra published an two days ago (1st July 2020) but it hasn't helped, so unfortunately I'm going to have to return this for now - it's just not stable enough on a Mac for an almost £200 headset.

1) If you are considering the stand option - Be aware there is no advantage to the stand. You still have a USB-A connection to a computer or hub in order for it to operate and charge your headset. It looks fancy, but you also get a USB-A to USB-C connection cable which can plug directly into your headset anyway. The stand just takes up space for no practical gain. That said, I like mine :)2) I got the USB-C connector for my headset rather than the USB-A one. Simply put, USBC is the future. I had hoped it meant higher through put and therefore better quality but at the end of the day, it's just using bluetooth not 2.4GHZ so the quality is the same with either connector. The connection range is good.3) I absolutely love the fact that I have this connected to both my PC and my iPhone at the exact same time and it works with either. Play music on your phone, and when a call comes in on teams on your PC, just push a button or pull down your mic, and it'll answer the call. Also does the same when I got a call on whatsApp or any other coms software. The only advantage getting a Microsoft teams version gives you, is that the side button brings teams into focus to be honest. But since most work places are using teams today, might as well take that advantage!4) They are comfortable, perhaps a little too tight, even though my head isn't very wide, but I do wear glasses and I can feel the pressure on them over my ears. But I've had them for less than 24 hours, maybe they will relax a bit after time.5) USB-C to USB-C works fine, but I've not tested to see if it charges any quicker. Just confirmed it works.6) Jabra software on the PC is cool. I've had it before in a work place and it got annoying there where it had a weekly update. But I think this was enterprise device management software. The version I have now is much nicer, and it updates the devices (receiver and headset and stand). Just make sure you plug the headset into the stand or cable when updating the headset.7) The headband isn't very big. Although the headphones themselves are fairly heavy. But one of the issues I have with most headphones, is the massive gap between the headband and the side of my head (just above the ear) I have a shaved head, and this massive space just looks ruddy stupid on my headphones. But not here!8) The carry case. It's actually really nice. Apple (Airpod max) should look on and think "wow, thats how we should have made our carry case!"The bad......1) The microphone boom isn't extendable. I have a beard, and if I pull the mic down to the perfect position then as my face moves while talking, the beard scrapes on the mic. I have to raise the boom up a little to stop this happening.2) Order the black colour! Trust me on this. I got the other colour and it's like having one of those old PC's from the 90's which was the "alternative to a black case". It is a horrid colour that your granma might paint the livingroom in.3) There has been the very rare time where I go to play music on my phone and for some reason pressing play just doesn't work. Only happens when these headphones are connected up. Other than this it's very receptive to incoming calls and reacts very well.

I’ve tried a few Headsets now without finding the right one until I bought this. It is excellent, no loss of connection, the wireless range is brilliant and best of all, the sound quality is truly high quality across all ranges.Also, the desktop software to adjust sound settings and preferences is really intuitive and easy to use.I use 8x8 unified communications as my phone line and it works perfectly, as it also does with MS Teams and for general use, such as music and video.I can’t stress enough how good this headset is. Well done Jabra you’ve blown the competition out of the water and you’ve now got a customer for life.

Got this to liberate myself from being tethered by a cabled headset, especially as I'd developed an ergonomic strain with suboptimal working from home set up.This may be a bit of an exaggeration, but I feel like it's changed my life.The cushioning over the ears is so soft, mute button is conveniently placed, the battery life is long, it charges fast, looks great...I could go on.Highly recommended! Very pleased with it.

My experience was similar to other purchasers - these headphones have great build quality, are priced fairly and potentially are the perfect accessory for use with endless zoom / Teams calls.The headphones are unreliable though when used with bluetooth directly with a laptop - I tried a 2020 MacBook Pro, a 2020 Windows laptop and a 2013 MacBook Pro. The audio is "choppy" and sounds like there's interference the whole time. This seems to be an issue with many models of Jabra headphones even though other bluetooth headphones work fine with the same laptop - including a pair of £30 bud type headphones.