I held back writing a review on these initially as there were a number of reviews that criticised the quality of them.

After now owning and using them for a few months I can give an honest opinion on how good they are.

First of all these are a great lightweight set of headphones. They are used for 90% of teams meetings and 10% listening to music.

One of the best features of these headphones is that you can simultaneously have the headphones connected to your phone and laptop at the same time, so very easy to switch from listening to music on Spotify to connecting straight into a Teams meeting. This seems to work flawlessly.

I have had various headphones previously and just swapped from a pair of Sony in ear buds, but these always seem to loose battery after 3 hours and I ended up having to default to cheap plug in headphones halfway through the day, so not ideal!

Quality of the headphones is great rather than premium feeling. Totally acceptable though and as they are so light weight I don’t feel wearing them is ever a chore they have never caused any aches on my ears after prolonged use (unlike my Sennheiser music headphones)

The pads on the earphones pivot to align to your ear shape and the head band extends to the size of your head. The headband seems to stay in place well, this is mainly due to the rubber type pad underneath the top band. It would have been nice to have this made out of some nice alcantara or something but this is a small criticism.

The headphone mic can be swivelled up our the way when you have no need to talk, and there is a small magnet that snaps the back of the mic into a small recess on top of the band so it doesn’t fall out of place, quite a neat solution.

Connectivity can be by Bluetooth directly to the headset or by using the dongle. If using the dongle in your laptop, the headset connects straight away without any Bluetooth setup. Using the dongle also gives you an LED indicator of the connectivity status, green if it’s connected, red if you are in a call etc. This is useful indicator of you can’t quite work out of the headphones are or not connected. I had this dongle plugged into a USB extension originally so didn’t spot the LED, but now I have it plugged into the side of my laptop I always know that they are connected.

On the right hand side of the headset there is a red illuminating halo that displays if you are busy in a teams call, great to give people around you an indication if you are busy to stop un planned interruptions etc.

I have also only just realised that there are a number of shortcut buttons on the side of the headset that allow you to raise the volume up and down, mute and unmute. If I remember correctly you can use ame buttons to skip tracks when listening to music.

Sound quality is good, again clear and prioritised for voice clarity, exactly what I wanted. Good sound for music, but obviously music oriented headphones would have a richer bass stage.

The headphones don’t have noise cancelling which is a real shame, so people on the other side of the call can hear your background noise. It would make these headphones even better if they had noise cancelling.

Battery life on the headset is fantastic, I easily get two days heavy use without any charging. I tend to charge at this point though so although I would likely get longer battery performance they get charged to stop them going flat. There is however a USB cable that allows them to be powered whilst also charging if flat, so you never have to worry about searching for a spare set of headphones.

The headphone don’t have Boise

I purchased these from Amazon warehouse for 93 and they were basically new in the original box.

Really pleased with these headphones and would highly recommend.

I purchased this product specifically for work use. It was a bit costly, but I have no regrets now that I use it. I love the wireless as I am not restricted to one spot. Also, the battery life is quite good, along with the reception of sound, which is excellent on both ends. Now the noise reduction, I wish it was one of its functions with this model of headphones.

Excellent quality and comfort. Sometimes struggle with the battery not lasting all day you can use whilst plugged i

We had to buy a headset as Microsoft and Apple don’t get along and so airpods stopped working. The headset is good. Works well and works first time.

This a very good headset, well-built and a cut above all other headsets I have had or tried. Excellent build quality and easy to setup and use. For the price it would’ve been good for Jabra to include the charging stand but otherwise very happy with the purchase, would definitely recommend.

I bought this when working from home… As this is going to go on for a while longer. Worth the investment! The headphones work like a breeze, battery lasts long (never had any problem in fact, I just plug them in when I’m not using them), the wireless protocol is both proprietary through a dongle which works like charm even at a distance (like, one floor down from where the pc is), and classic Bluetooth. Worth the investme

Really great headset. The noise cancellation makes working from home so much easier. You can use the headphones whilst they are charging and the wireless function battery lasts for ages. It’s made my work life so much better and I am very happy! The case is great and it even has a little pouch for the USB dongle. It connects to 2 devices at the same time which means my work mobile and the laptop are both connected via the headset. It’s so very comfortable too, keeping ears cool and comfortable.

Microsoft cerified ensures there is no awful echo in teams. I have these headphones for around a month now. They make life so much easier. I have to charge them about twice a week. The frustrating thing about them is no warning of the battery life being low so they clonck out mid meeting. If anyone knows how to check battery life, i would appreicate the feedback.

I was supplied with this brand of headset at work for 1-2 years. With COVID-19 and the move to working from home full time it has been just as good. Good battery, good sound quality. My OH tried mine and liked it so much he purchased one for himself!

Bought for use via my laptop on company’s RingCentral account. Also worked fine on BT CloudPhone. Incoming sound quality is excellent, with almost no glitches or warbles. Callers say outgoing sound from mic is also OK. Needs a USB slot for the dongle, but this can be on an external hub. I tend to put it on charge (USB micro ‘B’ cable, like Android phone charger) after every few calls, but had no problem on a continuous 2-hour session. Ear cuffs lightweight and comfy, not too much pressure, mic boom held magnetically in a little slot out of the way when not needed. Used in a quiet environment so can’t comment on any noise cancelling. Other than that, highly recommended.

Bought these as my previous headset didn’t have noice cancelation for the mic and I often host conference calls from within a noisy environment (several complaints that people couldn’t hear me over the background noise). However, not a single complaint since – the noise canceling is fantastic on the mic!
The sound quality over the headset is not great though – very faint, with no noise canceling ability, so while others can hear me well, I struggle to hear them over the noise around me…

This headset is almost perfect. I say almost and giving 5 starts, because the only negatives are that it doesn’t have active noise cancellation for its user, but only for the other side – but there is higher model option which does both. Distance range and sound quality when using dongle is unreal – full open-space office of people using dozens of devices on 2.4GHz and this headset simply doesn’t care, it just works. Connectivity to two devices at once – one via dongle and one via BT – is great, enabling me to use the headset with my pac and my mobile phone “at once” (one call at a time of course, but both devices connected at once). And Jabra is actually releasing firmware upgrades for it every now and then! I understand the price tag here, it is definitely worthy.

If not for the price, I would have given this headset 5 stars.
Connection was a breeze – simply plug in the Bluetooth dongle into your PC, turn on the switch on the headset and you’re away. I’m using this at work with Skype and I’ve had no problems with it at all. It is so much better than the wired one I had been using before as it offers up a lot more freedom and you don’t have to keep moving the cable away from going over the keyboard while talking and typing at the same time.
I’ve not yet managed to pair it up with my phone as well (yet to try that properly) as turning on Bluetooth on my phone didn’t show up the Jabra. The description says that this can be done, but there is nothing detailed in the start up manual.
Very happy with it. I especially like that you can store the microphone out of the way onto the head strap. It clicks into place via a magnet in the strap.
The only issue I have is that with both ears covered, it is hard to gauge how loudly I’m speaking, but I’ll probably get used to that.
The sound is clear and precise and I’ve not had any complaint with people unable to hear me.
Would recommend

I particularly like:
– Works with Skype for Business well
– Connects to 2 devices at the same time
– Red light on the headset to show I’m busy
– Jabra Connect software is unobtrusive

What I less like:
– As others have said the headset clamps to your head quite tightly. It’s not uncomfortable but compared to my previous Logitech headset it isn’t as comfortable
– Have to install the Jabra software to get it to work with Skype for Business. I would have assumed it would have worked out of the box with Windows 10.
– Jabra software requires Administrator rights

I have been using one of these (the “Standard UC/Stereo” version) for several months now and I love it. It spends most of the day paired with both my mobile (via Bluetooth) and with a desktop PC (using the included dongle). I run a generic SIP client (Zoiper) on the PC. Using this headset, I can easily make/answer calls from either phone. Audio quality on both is excellent.

The headset is very comfortable to wear. It is a nice size and weight and exerts just the right amount of pressure.

The stereo version provides the perfect amount of noise isolation: the worst of the office distractions are kept out but I can still hear enough of my own voice when I am talking that it feels natural (this is a problem with some other stereo headsets I have tried).

The included dongle enumerates as an audio device on the PC, which saves an awful lot of faffing about with bluetooth pairing (which can be hit-and-miss under Windows, in my experience). Just plug the dongle in and tell the SIP client to use the audio device that appears. Nice. It would be very easy to walk off and forget the dongle, though. Replacements are available but they are horrifyingly expensive.

Battery life is pretty good. When it does run out, you can charge it with the (included) USB cable while using it normally.

For use just as Bluetooth headphones (e.g. just for listening to music), the microphone stows above the headband and is held in place magnetically. In truth, one of the few faults I can find is that this magnetic mechanism is a bit on the feeble side and doesn’t hold onto the microphone all that well. Its a fairly minor complaint.

All in all, I’m very satisfied.

PS – There is a similar (and suspiciously similar-looking) Plantronics product available that I have also used for comparison. The Plantronics one has active noise cancellation (which works really well) and is a little bigger but otherwise has a similar feature set. It costs more than twice as much. The Plantronics one is better, but I’m not sure it is twice-the-price better.

I’ve only had this headset for about 10 days but I’m already very impressed although it would be fair to say that for the 106 I paid for them I should be.

I’ve tried a number of Bluetooth headsets as I need them for my work on a daily basis, my requreiments are:

– Must work with an iPhone (6 at the moment)
– Clear audio in both directions (Need to use in noisy environments and in my car, I’ve decided I need a boom mic therefore)
– Reasonable time between charges
– Must fit my big head
– Comfortable to wear

For the last 9 months or so I’ve been using the ‘AGPTek 2in1 Bluetooth headset with boom mic’ and they did work although they weren’t particularly comfortable and they lacked high frequency response so with some people I talked to I was constanly having to ask them to repeat what they’d said due to them sounding indistinct. They were a fraction of the cost of the Jabre Evolve 65s so maybe that’s to be expected.

The Evolve 65s though are so far faultless, excellent sound quality, very simple to connect and turn on and off. They’re comfortable to wear for extended periods and the battery life has so far been impressive.

The boom mic is a little short which can lead to the person on the other end getting some heavy breathing but is easy to re-position and can be stowed vertically against the outside of the headset band when not using the mic. The mic though won’t stay attached in the stowed position when the headband is opened to anywhere near maximum (which I need). This is a negligable issue though.

So far I can heartily recommend this headset for anyone needing to use their phone while working with their hands.