Evolve2 65 Wireless PC Headset with Charging Stand – Noise Cancelling UC Certified Stereo Headphones With Long-Lasting Battery – USB-C Bluetooth Adapter – Black

Only had this a few weeks, so far very impressed. Very good sound quality, excellent build and is working flawlessly with my Mac. I am using several times a day and it is so simple to use. My only grip is the charging stand is a little fiddly as it can be difficult to dock the headphones for charging; you have to ensure the pins touch at exactly the right spot.

Build quality is good and sound quality during Skype and Teams call are great. it's still loose on head. And can be connected through multiple devices

Una estafa. Pues como se ve en la foto. El plástico que recubre los cascos se va saliendo con el tiempo y es un asco, te queda todo pegado en el oido. Lo compre hace 2 años y ni siquiera le doy uso intensivo ya que uso los AirPods casi todo el tiempo.

I honestly thought that I was purchasing a headset from a trustworthy company. I spent quite a lot of time and based on feedbacks decided to pay more and chose Jabra Evolve2 65. I was quite satisfied for 1st year but later I've noticed that sound started to be interrupted on the right part. I'm using the head set for work only, it is in brand new condition but there seems to be an inner defect. If I only new I would go with another brand, this one is just not worth it

First of all, don't even bother using this headset on a Windows PC unless you use the included special bluetooth dongle. Part of it is due to bluetooth standards that their magic dongle works around, but some parts are not really understandable, such as using another bluetooth adapter leaves you unable to use the Jabra software and their UC integration. So, if you plan to use this with a laptop, avoid this headset unless you are OK with using a dongle. If you need to use this on two separate computers, you need to buy another magic dongle for ~$100. The dock gives off an annoying whining noise when charging, luckily it stops when fully charged. Microphone boom is short and angled weirdly which makes it poke into my cheek. I've not yet mustered the courage to try to bend it since it feels like it will break. The Jabra Direct software needed for all features to work is pretty decent. Doesn't require registering an account, and is pretty fast and responsive. Lots of settings, but most are annoying and dumb. I use this headset for Zoom, and the default setting is to have a voice saying "Muted"/"Unmuted" every time I mute/unmute in Zoom. Nobody in their right mind would want that. However, turning it off requires turning off *all* in-ear voice notifications, even the ones that are actually useful. Sound quality and battery life is good. The dock is easy enough to use, so I actually put the headset back after each call rather than just putting it on the desk. All in all, I would not recommend this product unless you really need the softphone integration.