Jabra Evolve2 65 UC USB-A Stereo Bluetooth Headset - Black
Outstanding outcomes require outstanding call performance, and seamless, professional audio makes all the difference. They took the incredible call performance of world-leading Evolve Series, and they made it even better, building in three strategically placed powerful professional microphones and adding advanced digital chipset and latest signal processing technology. The result is outstanding call quality, every time. It's not just a great call. It's the new standard of great calls. If your UC platform of choice is Microsoft Teams, the Teams-certified variant is perfectly adapted and optimized to give you the best experience with the platform. They've built this headset with powerful leak-tolerant 40 mm speakers and powered it with most advanced digital chipset ever. With Evolve, they brought you great music while you work. With Evolve2, they're taking audio quality to a whole new level. It's a professional headset, but not as you know it.
Outstanding outcomes require outstanding call performance, and seamless, professional audio makes all the difference. They took the incredible call performance of world-leading Evolve Series, and they made it even better, building in three strategically placed powerful professional microphones and adding advanced digital chipset and latest signal processing technology. The result is outstanding call quality, every time. It's not just a great call. It's the new standard of great calls. If your UC platform of choice is Microsoft Teams, the Teams-certified variant is perfectly adapted and optimized to give you the best experience with the platform. They've built this headset with powerful leak-tolerant 40 mm speakers and powered it with most advanced digital chipset ever. With Evolve, they brought you great music while you work. With Evolve2, they're taking audio quality to a whole new level. It's a professional headset, but not as you know it.
Outstanding outcomes require outstanding call performance, and seamless, professional audio makes all the difference. They took the incredible call performance of world-leading Evolve Series, and they made it even better, building in three strategically placed powerful professional microphones and adding advanced digital chipset and latest signal processing technology. The result is outstanding call quality, every time. It's not just a great call. It's the new standard of great calls. If your UC platform of choice is Microsoft Teams, the Teams-certified variant is perfectly adapted and optimized to give you the best experience with the platform. They've built this headset with powerful leak-tolerant 40 mm speakers and powered it with most advanced digital chipset ever. With Evolve, they brought you great music while you work. With Evolve2, they're taking audio quality to a whole new level. It's a professional headset, but not as you know it.
Outstanding outcomes require outstanding call performance, and seamless, professional audio makes all the difference. They took the incredible call performance of world-leading Evolve Series, and they made it even better, building in three strategically placed powerful professional microphones and adding advanced digital chipset and latest signal processing technology. The result is outstanding call quality, every time. It's not just a great call. It's the new standard of great calls. If your UC platform of choice is Microsoft Teams, the Teams-certified variant is perfectly adapted and optimized to give you the best experience with the platform. They've built this headset with powerful leak-tolerant 40 mm speakers and powered it with most advanced digital chipset ever. With Evolve, they brought you great music while you work. With Evolve2, they're taking audio quality to a whole new level. It's a professional headset, but not as you know it.
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originally posted on digitec.ch
Unfortunately this Jabra Evolve2 was not usable in my view, due to two main issues. First, it does not hold properly in place. The ear cushions are very slippery, and maybe too small; besides, the clamping force is probably too weak. The headset thus slips away even with slight moves from the head. I am used to other headsets which sit tightly and do not budge easily. The second big issue is a plastic part of the left ear cup which does not fit tight enough and causes an annoying noise as soon as the head moves. This plastic part is basically the cover for a hole in the ear cup; on the right side this is where the rotating microphone fits, but on the left side the manufacturer did not bother designing a second ear cup in a whole plastic piece, but rather closed the ... MoreUnfortunately this Jabra Evolve2 was not usable in my view, due to two main issues. First, it does not hold properly in place. The ear cushions are very slippery, and maybe too small; besides, the clamping force is probably too weak. The headset thus slips away even with slight moves from the head. I am used to other headsets which sit tightly and do not budge easily. The second big issue is a plastic part of the left ear cup which does not fit tight enough and causes an annoying noise as soon as the head moves. This plastic part is basically the cover for a hole in the ear cup; on the right side this is where the rotating microphone fits, but on the left side the manufacturer did not bother designing a second ear cup in a whole plastic piece, but rather closed the hole with a plastic cover causing this unbearable noise.I cannot evaluate the audio quality nor functionalities because I did not bother turning it on. I returned it immediately and ordered the Jabra Evolve, which is great and does not suffer from these flaws.
originally posted on ligo.co.uk
So this is a lot to pay for the freedom to pace around the room during conference calls. But it's worth it, and means I can do things like answer the door or grab a drink without anyone else being aware (at least while the video feed is off). For research purposes I have tried this from the bottom of the garden (15m north, 4m down, 2 internal metal-studded walls, exterior wall, kitchen appliances and metal fence between me and transmitter) and still perfect clarity while listening and talking.The battery life is excellent - so far 18 hours continuous use during a system cutover without any problems, I usually recharge once or twice a week and I've only had it announce low battery once.As I currently have no restrictions on USB I use the supplied dongle for the ... MoreSo this is a lot to pay for the freedom to pace around the room during conference calls. But it's worth it, and means I can do things like answer the door or grab a drink without anyone else being aware (at least while the video feed is off). For research purposes I have tried this from the bottom of the garden (15m north, 4m down, 2 internal metal-studded walls, exterior wall, kitchen appliances and metal fence between me and transmitter) and still perfect clarity while listening and talking.The battery life is excellent - so far 18 hours continuous use during a system cutover without any problems, I usually recharge once or twice a week and I've only had it announce low battery once.As I currently have no restrictions on USB I use the supplied dongle for the work laptop but also have it paired with the mobile (Samsung) and it just worked. Also proven with a Samsung tablet for leisure again with no issues, and a Gigaset DECT phone which although worked was so fiddly to activate from the phone I can't see me using that very often. Getting it to connect to a Linux Mint desktop was a bit more of a fiddle on the Blueman console (it sees 3 headsets for some reason) but once connected it works just fine too.I can't try the Jabra software under Windows without getting an official warning from the IT police, but Win10 and Teams just worked fine. Skype for Business also tried to claim it and got a bit confused but we're decomissioning it soon so who cares. It also works well with all the Android audio and comms apps I've tried, but then I would expect that from Samsung devices. From experience other phones can be very peculiar when it comes to bluetooth. Even under Linux it's works nicely after the first connection with the likes of Clemantine and even other OS running in a VM.The passive noise cancellation is just well designed padding but it's effective and I rarely hear the rest of the family while working, and it's rare for anyone else to hear them too (or they're too polite to comment). Sometimes I've noticed that it can get a little warm while wearing and it's taken a little time to adjust the fit for long-term comfort, but I can be on call for hours at a time. Having the mute active by swinging the boom out the way is good, but can be embarrassing when Teams has also applied a mute as well and I'm not looking at the screen while talking.I previously tried a cheap £15 headset off Amazon, which only lasted a few months before giving up after two replacements. These have been in almost daily use for a month and no complaints or issues yet. And based on previous experience with LiGo if anything odd should happen I have no doubts they'd sort it quickly too
originally posted on viking-direct.co.uk
Works great with MS Teams. Comfortable on ear even on long meetings, and good sound quality! Best headset I've used so far.The only slight negative is the chord is a bit stiff and gets in the way whilst typing. Other brands I've used in the past have softer chords which loose their pre-packaged kinks after a short while of use, but this is still kinked in the same way after a month of use despite trying to unkink it regularly. I guess its more down to using better quality cable than my previous headsets, and will thus last longer than previous ones as a result.Its a shame the wireless version is so much more expensive than the chorded version, otherwise I'd swap as the headset is great otherwise.
| General | |
| Product Type | Headset - Bluetooth - wireless - USB-A |
| Additional Functions | DSP |
| Weight | 176 g |
| Colour | Black |
Jabra Evolve2 65 UC USB-A Stereo Bluetooth Headset - Black
Delivery $15
Jabra Wireless EVOLVE2 65 UC Stereo BLUETOOTH Headset + Link 380A BT U
Delivery $16.95
Jabra Evolve2 65 UC Black Wireless USB Headset
Free delivery between 7–11 Sept
Jabra Evolve2 65 UC Stereo USB Bluetooth Headset [26599-989-999]
Delivery $7.95
Jabra Evolve2 65 UC Stereo USB Bluetooth Headset
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Unfortunately this Jabra Evolve2 was not usable in my view, due to two main issues. First, it does not hold properly in place. The ear cushions are very slippery, and maybe too small; besides, the clamping force is probably too weak. The headset thus slips away even with slight moves from the head. I am used to other headsets which sit tightly and do not budge easily. The second big issue is a plastic part of the left ear cup which does not fit tight enough and causes an annoying noise as soon as the head moves. This plastic part is basically the cover for a hole in the ear cup; on the right side this is where the rotating microphone fits, but on the left side the manufacturer did not bother designing a second ear cup in a whole plastic piece, but rather closed the ... MoreUnfortunately this Jabra Evolve2 was not usable in my view, due to two main issues. First, it does not hold properly in place. The ear cushions are very slippery, and maybe too small; besides, the clamping force is probably too weak. The headset thus slips away even with slight moves from the head. I am used to other headsets which sit tightly and do not budge easily. The second big issue is a plastic part of the left ear cup which does not fit tight enough and causes an annoying noise as soon as the head moves. This plastic part is basically the cover for a hole in the ear cup; on the right side this is where the rotating microphone fits, but on the left side the manufacturer did not bother designing a second ear cup in a whole plastic piece, but rather closed the hole with a plastic cover causing this unbearable noise.I cannot evaluate the audio quality nor functionalities because I did not bother turning it on. I returned it immediately and ordered the Jabra Evolve, which is great and does not suffer from these flaws.
So this is a lot to pay for the freedom to pace around the room during conference calls. But it's worth it, and means I can do things like answer the door or grab a drink without anyone else being aware (at least while the video feed is off). For research purposes I have tried this from the bottom of the garden (15m north, 4m down, 2 internal metal-studded walls, exterior wall, kitchen appliances and metal fence between me and transmitter) and still perfect clarity while listening and talking.The battery life is excellent - so far 18 hours continuous use during a system cutover without any problems, I usually recharge once or twice a week and I've only had it announce low battery once.As I currently have no restrictions on USB I use the supplied dongle for the ... MoreSo this is a lot to pay for the freedom to pace around the room during conference calls. But it's worth it, and means I can do things like answer the door or grab a drink without anyone else being aware (at least while the video feed is off). For research purposes I have tried this from the bottom of the garden (15m north, 4m down, 2 internal metal-studded walls, exterior wall, kitchen appliances and metal fence between me and transmitter) and still perfect clarity while listening and talking.The battery life is excellent - so far 18 hours continuous use during a system cutover without any problems, I usually recharge once or twice a week and I've only had it announce low battery once.As I currently have no restrictions on USB I use the supplied dongle for the work laptop but also have it paired with the mobile (Samsung) and it just worked. Also proven with a Samsung tablet for leisure again with no issues, and a Gigaset DECT phone which although worked was so fiddly to activate from the phone I can't see me using that very often. Getting it to connect to a Linux Mint desktop was a bit more of a fiddle on the Blueman console (it sees 3 headsets for some reason) but once connected it works just fine too.I can't try the Jabra software under Windows without getting an official warning from the IT police, but Win10 and Teams just worked fine. Skype for Business also tried to claim it and got a bit confused but we're decomissioning it soon so who cares. It also works well with all the Android audio and comms apps I've tried, but then I would expect that from Samsung devices. From experience other phones can be very peculiar when it comes to bluetooth. Even under Linux it's works nicely after the first connection with the likes of Clemantine and even other OS running in a VM.The passive noise cancellation is just well designed padding but it's effective and I rarely hear the rest of the family while working, and it's rare for anyone else to hear them too (or they're too polite to comment). Sometimes I've noticed that it can get a little warm while wearing and it's taken a little time to adjust the fit for long-term comfort, but I can be on call for hours at a time. Having the mute active by swinging the boom out the way is good, but can be embarrassing when Teams has also applied a mute as well and I'm not looking at the screen while talking.I previously tried a cheap £15 headset off Amazon, which only lasted a few months before giving up after two replacements. These have been in almost daily use for a month and no complaints or issues yet. And based on previous experience with LiGo if anything odd should happen I have no doubts they'd sort it quickly too
Works great with MS Teams. Comfortable on ear even on long meetings, and good sound quality! Best headset I've used so far.The only slight negative is the chord is a bit stiff and gets in the way whilst typing. Other brands I've used in the past have softer chords which loose their pre-packaged kinks after a short while of use, but this is still kinked in the same way after a month of use despite trying to unkink it regularly. I guess its more down to using better quality cable than my previous headsets, and will thus last longer than previous ones as a result.Its a shame the wireless version is so much more expensive than the chorded version, otherwise I'd swap as the headset is great otherwise.
I love Jabra products, but I am already missing the old version of this headset. They are not as comfortable, the material makes my ears quite hot. I have also had some issues with Teams integration and automatic audio control/muting when you move the mic. I often have to move the mic up and down in order for the audio in Teams audio to work properly. It's very fiddly. Sometimes too much tech and too many options is more problematic. I would say this is the case with this headset and perhaps unexpected.
When listening to video playback or music playback, the audio would drop out completely every 3 to 5 seconds. Also the volume would reduce randomly during playback. I believe the drivers/software for the usb interface were the problem, but after multiple uninstalls/reinstalls, attempts to adjust all configuration parameters I could find, I could not eliminate these problems. Thus I returned these for a refund. I would not recommend these. I ended up getting a Corsair HS60 pro surround headset instead which uses the 3.5mm jack/interface and it is performing extremely well.
Since Jabra makes things so hard for vendors and OfficeMax/Depot don't even notice their MANY different skus for these headsets to even bother with a real description. Here's the best I can tell from internet research. According to Jabra directly (see their 'Techsheet' on their website for the Evolve2 85) AND using a cite called PCNation this is what I *THINK* is the correlation. You have 4 parameters to choose from for these headsets 1) MS or UC Certified 2) with Stand or without 3) USB-A dongle or USB-C 4) Black or Beige (beige all sold out at the time of this writing) Below MS is Microsoft Teams certified; UC is UC Certified.OfficeMax 'Manufacturer #' (aka PCN#) - OfficeMax 'item #' - Jabra SKU - Model:1) 7LK721 - 5530054 - 28599-989-899 - Evolve2 85, ... MoreSince Jabra makes things so hard for vendors and OfficeMax/Depot don't even notice their MANY different skus for these headsets to even bother with a real description. Here's the best I can tell from internet research. According to Jabra directly (see their 'Techsheet' on their website for the Evolve2 85) AND using a cite called PCNation this is what I *THINK* is the correlation. You have 4 parameters to choose from for these headsets 1) MS or UC Certified 2) with Stand or without 3) USB-A dongle or USB-C 4) Black or Beige (beige all sold out at the time of this writing) Below MS is Microsoft Teams certified; UC is UC Certified.OfficeMax 'Manufacturer #' (aka PCN#) - OfficeMax 'item #' - Jabra SKU - Model:1) 7LK721 - 5530054 - 28599-989-899 - Evolve2 85, Link380c (USB C) UC Stereo Black;2) 7LK725 - 9768857 - 28599-989-999 - Evolve2 85, Link380a (USB A) UC Stereo Black;3) 7LK723 - 8265639 - 28599-989-989 - Evolve2 85, Link380a (USB A) UC Stereo Desk Stand Black;4) 7LK719 - 4611302 - 28599-989-889 - Evolve2 85, Link380c (USB C) UC Stereo Desk Stand Black;5) 7LK733 - 5532539 - 28599-999-999 - Evolve2 85, Link380a (USB A) MS Stereo Black6) 7LK729 - 8924593 - 28599-999-899 - Evolve2 85, Link380c (USB C) MS Stereo Black7) 7LK727 - 7254357 - 28599-999-889 - Evolve2 85, Link380c (USB C) MS Stereo Desk Stand Black
The first day I wore this headset for work, my head hurt by the end of the day. It's heavier than other headsets I've used. It was also tight (and I don't think I have a big head). But I stretched it overnight. By that I mean I placed the headset over the packaging box almost like it was on someone's really big head for 16 straight hours. The next morning I pulled stretched it by hand - very wide. And yes, I was nervous the whole unit would snap. It didn't and after some more manual stretching and another overnight box stretch it was looser and didn't feel so tight. As far as the features are concerned, it works great. I like that the boom mic mutes and unmutes when raised and lowered on my Teams calls. The red light indicating that I'm on a call is a nice feature. ... MoreThe first day I wore this headset for work, my head hurt by the end of the day. It's heavier than other headsets I've used. It was also tight (and I don't think I have a big head). But I stretched it overnight. By that I mean I placed the headset over the packaging box almost like it was on someone's really big head for 16 straight hours. The next morning I pulled stretched it by hand - very wide. And yes, I was nervous the whole unit would snap. It didn't and after some more manual stretching and another overnight box stretch it was looser and didn't feel so tight. As far as the features are concerned, it works great. I like that the boom mic mutes and unmutes when raised and lowered on my Teams calls. The red light indicating that I'm on a call is a nice feature. Would I purchased it again? Sure. It's fine.
How disappointing. For this much money, there I cannot go between my computer and my phone for audio. With the dongle in my PC, it dominates the Bluetooth and even though my phone shows connection with it, there is no sound form it. I spent hours researching and resting everything, and still no solution. Conclusion is this is not possible. I’ll be returning them and buying another brand.
I work from home full time and usually have one to three meetings per day. I also access a computer using screen reading software which means I'm wearing these pretty much the entire work day. The on-ear pads are very comfortable. There's a wide range of adjustment which is really nice. My only minor gripe is that while not pinching much on the head, I get just a little bit of discomfort where my glasses sit on my ears by the end of the day sometimes. Given the way the headband is built in the middle, I'm not confident how far I could try to bend them outwards to deal with this. That said, they are very comfortable to wear 99 times out of 100. I also really like the shape of the ear pads.The sound quality is reliable and excellent. The passive noise isolation is ... MoreI work from home full time and usually have one to three meetings per day. I also access a computer using screen reading software which means I'm wearing these pretty much the entire work day. The on-ear pads are very comfortable. There's a wide range of adjustment which is really nice. My only minor gripe is that while not pinching much on the head, I get just a little bit of discomfort where my glasses sit on my ears by the end of the day sometimes. Given the way the headband is built in the middle, I'm not confident how far I could try to bend them outwards to deal with this. That said, they are very comfortable to wear 99 times out of 100. I also really like the shape of the ear pads.The sound quality is reliable and excellent. The passive noise isolation is great. I sometimes share my home office space with my wife and she can be having a normal conversation behind me and while I can hear her, I'm not distracted and can't really hear what she's saying. The noise cancellation provided by the microphone is great. I played a few recordings of myself and I don't hear any background from our furnace running or my dog rolling around in the background. No one has ever complained about background noise on calls with me. I have the USBC variant and connect it to my work computer through a dock. I've never had any connectivity issues.To summarize, I can highly recommend these if you are looking for a comfortable set that you can wear all day, don't need active noise cancellation in the speakers, and are looking for a wired headset.
The description says: "It features state-of-the-art Digital Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), the latest chipset and its outstanding noise isolation." No it is not. Not even close. There is no ANC mentioned anywhere although some YouTube videos even "tests" it. From Jabrs's site: "Put on your Evolve2 40 and feel the noise around you instantly fade, as the isolating foam oval ear cushions and pioneering new angled earcup design work to effectively block out your surroundings, giving you outstanding passive noise cancellation." That is basically not true, only blocks minimal noise e.g. street/heater still quite disturbing. More or less useless in a noisy (home) office.
| General | |
| Product Type | Headset - Bluetooth - wireless - USB-A |
| Additional Functions | DSP |
| Weight | 176 g |
| Colour | Black |
