Bought for working from home as I make lots of Teams calls. Works prefect, clear audio and everybody has said they can hear me clearly. Bluetooth works great so can walk around the house without the connection dropping.

Good noise cancellation and am excellent sound quality. The microphone seems to work well at least I’ve had no one comment that it doesn’t ? The battery lasts well, all week with about two or three hours use per day. Would recommend.

I am not a technical person but these were the easiest headphones I have ever come across to set up and use and the sound quality is terrific. Zoom calls are so much clearer and easier to manage. I wish I had brought them sooner.

The headphones are great with great audio quality and build quality. But it does NOT have Active Noise Cancelation, it just has Passive Noise Cancellation.
For some reason Amazon says it has ANC but it does not. Check out official Jabra Website for exact details.
So if you’re looking for ANC heaphones this ain’t one but if you need a good quality headphones then go for this or else a be ready to shell out close to double the price.

This is a very good headset. I like listening to music on this headset. Also the very good quality of communication. One cons is that USB connector could be designed to be plugged in the headset itself, so I can hide it somewhere inside headset.

This is a good product, started with a small “hick-up” as I thought they weren’t compatible with my work phone system (Cisco) and was a bit disappointed. But, they did work as in the end found out my system was having a “bad week” and all colleagues had issues. Took one star out for comfort.. maybe depends on everyones shape of their heads but I experienced a slight pain (I keep them positioned on my left ear) on my right side due to headband not having a foam protector (which I think its a slight oversight from makers for the cost!). Bought one separately and had it improvised (headband foam protector)! Poorly thought from that angle as this is an item that it is considered to wear for hours on end and they should’ve taken in consideration the comfort too! Quality of performance is okay and works as it is intended. Noise cancellation is okay (found that I am talking louder when in office when I have them on, ha!). Has a few features that are quite helpful, answer the phone while lowering the mic, button to say the level of battery and confirm connection etc.

Hopefully they will last a while (have them for just over a month now) as they are quite pricey (for me anyway – I know there are some more expensive then this!).

I bought the mono version it still has the great sound and noise cancellation as the stereo counterpart the ear price is comfortable and applays equal light pressure on the ear it’s comfortable to wair all day but has some flaws the other side of there is this flat pice of plastic that over the hours digs in to your head it does have a thin piece of foam but after a few hours you really notice it I had to cut a piece of thick soft foam and use a rubbery electric tape to make my own padded cushion it worked really well I hope that future versions of this headset adop something silmar especially if it comes with a 165 price tag. The mono version does not have the busy light nor the foam head band as the other versions.all in all its a great headset with my foam mod it’s perfectly comfortable to wair all day .

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.

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These are a fantastic pair of headphones, and can travel a good distance from the laptop. Which is great, when those meetings over run I can mute myself by turning the microphone up, and go to the toilet upstairs.
It’s only an issue if I need to talk whilst flushing, but like everyone else, I’ll claim I couldn’t find that mute button!

The only downside, is the headband is not adjustable – so isn’t a fantastic fit over the head and ears, takes a while to get used to how to get them on correctly so they feel OK.

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.

It is not noise cancelling, but manual noise reduction simply by pressing against your ears. Apart from the misleading description there is one more issue, it sits on your ears rather than in or around so just relies on pressure to fit, so sometimes it can slide off, so only office use, don’t go out or do gym work with it, but it’s not designed for that. Good bits, it works really well, clear sound and good mic. MIC up mutes and syncs well with teams. If you buy it, think first what kind of dongle you want.

Before buying this headset I read the other reviews and was concerned that there was a number of 1 star reviews with various grievances, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised using it.

You will need to update the firmware on the headset and usb dongle in order to use it to it’s full. For some, this fact alone appears to be a big issue, but I feel this is now relatively standard for IT equipment i.e. you need to keep up to date with the latest drivers, software etc.

The update of the firmware was relatively straightforward. You can update the headset directly from your mobile phone using the jabra app and the bluetooth connection. Alternatively you can download the Jabra direct software and update it that way. The usb dongle can only be updated through your PC/Mac using the jabra direct software, so if you only have a work computer without install rights then this could be annoying for you. I initially tried updating the firmware using my Mac but this failed. There appeared to be an issue with the software on the Mac, so just to be aware. I used my Windows 10 PC to upgrade the firmware without incident, it was very easy.

The sound quality on the headset is good to my ears, I am no audiophile but I can’t tell much difference to my fancy AKG headphones when listening to music. Others have complained of the volume fade up as sound starts, but I can’t say this has bothered me personally. My use case is for skype and teams calls for work and listening to music etc, but if you want to use it for dictation then maybe this will be more of an issue.

The ‘noise cancelling’ effect of the headset are pretty limited. It does not have active noise cancelling technology but rather uses passive noise cancelling such as the shape of the earpiece etc (according to their website). To be honest, I don’t notice much difference than a decent pair of over the ear headphones, so if you expect perfect silence while wearing them then prepare to be disappointed. You will likely have to spend some serious cash to get very good noise cancellation.

I’ve had no issue with connection using both the USB dongle and the Bluetooth function. I’ve tried connecting to my laptop (dongle) and phone (bluetooth) at the same time, but to be honest find this fiddly as it’s not always obvious which device you are controlling when using the buttons on the headset. For example, I wanted to turn the volume down on my PC but it changed the volume on my phone instead. When you are in an active call on one device, usually this becomes the dominant connection. But for me, it’s simpler to have it only connected to my work PC.

I bought the Microsoft teams verified version and after the firmware update is recognized as such by the Teams software. This means the central function button on the headset will call up teams, answer calls etc as expected.

The call quality has been good in use, and is as clear as my previous wired headset. Much of this is down to internet connection as much as the headset itself, so not much to report in this respect. The microphone is short and so is not located in front of my mouth as my old headset was but it picks up the audio just fine. This is actually good as you can sip water etc with the mic down.

Someone else had complained about the ergonomics of the design, but I have not has any issues. They are comfortable to wear and lightweight. They do not grip my head tightly, so if you move around a lot they will fall off, but for sitting at a computer, or walking normally around the room they are fine. Sure you can’t do HIIT wearing them, but they are not designed with that in mind.

Another reviewer had complained about the build quality, but again I can’t see much wrong with them. Sure they are made from plastic…. but most products of this type are. They are light, but this suits me as I don’t want to wear a heavy headset for 8 hours a day. My only comment is that the adjustable band appears to be medium to large in size, so if you have a small head they might not fit very well.

The battery has lasts for multiple days use after a charge, which is much longer than my other Bluetooth headphones. I have not had them long enough to comment on the robustness of the design to wear and tear or whether the charging cycle will reduce the battery life significantly, so I will update this review in a few months with comments on this.

Would I recommend them? For the price I paid for them (135) I would say they have been good. When I looked at the alternative wireless stereo headsets this was one of the cheaper options, and I think they are fit for purpose. Are you going to be blown away by them… no. They do what they’ve been designed to do, and they do it to a reasonable price point.

For working in an office/WFH where you want a wireless headset for calls and listening to music then I would recommend. For other use cases, such as gaming or exercise etc you will want to look elsewhere.