Jabra Evolve 75 UC Wireless Headset, Stereo – Includes Link 370 USB Adapter – Bluetooth Headset with World-Class Speakers, Active Noise-Cancelling Microphone, All Day Battery

Starting a new job in this age of COVID-19, almost everyone is working remotely. I needed to find a headset for the everyday requirements, without the hassle of whether they would work for this, but not for that. So many reviews would mention that a certain headset worked better or worse...depending. So, I decided on these.First of all - quality! They cost more than some, but they are worth it. Very sturdy. Carrying case is top-notch.Features - they connect to my laptop via bluetooth, every time...without fail. The noise cancelling works great. The ear cushions are comfortable for long meetings. The battery lasts 12-14 hours, without question. Not at any time did I have a problem hearing someone, or they hearing me. I have used them for MS Teams meetings, Zoom, and Webex. No compatibility problems at all. Something I noticed - you can raise the mic to mute your audio, but within the meeting, it doesn't indicate that you are muted. Don't know if that matters to you, but it might.I am so pleased with this headset, when I initially questioned my decision, that I was inspired to write this review for anyone else that might be looking. No regrets!

I have to use dictation due to health issues, and needed a good headset I could use to dictate while moving around the room, and this is it! Works well with Dragon dictation software. I'd place accuracy in the realm of some of the nicer mid-price stationery mics out there. The headset is comfortable, and sound quality is decent. The microphone is what's really great, and while it took me a while to trust it would get what I'm saying even in the other room, it does as well if not better than any stationery mic I have used. When wired to the computer, it is a bit more accurate, but that's to be expected. The battery life is amazing, I used it forever and was shocked to hear it had many hours left. Bluetooth connectivity is also good, it was easy to set up. Overall, I highly recommend this for other disabled writers who struggle to type for long hours, or stay in one place all day.

The Bad:1. There is a delay, for example if you play a video but the sound starts about five seconds too late.2. The dreaded, "Your battery is low" message in which you have a full 20 seconds to plug power in or it's DEAD & you look like a dumb-a in your meeting.3. The battery BLOWS- in the day of Litium- NOT ACCEPTABLE4. It hurts your ears if you wear glasses. Your battery is low, your battery is low- f off beach5. No equalization feature, if a loud ad plays you are deaf for a short while.6. Price- complete RIP OFF I should have returned it like my instinct told me, battery junked in a few months.The Good1. Sound quality is decent, and those in meetings say it sounds good.2. Noise cancellation works, but it smokes the battery even worse.IF Jarba is anything- they will offer to allow me return this overpriced piece of sheet- and I'll happily delete this review.

I manage a small technical call center and we’ve been looking searching and trying various brands of headsets for the past 10 years. Typically, we go with cheaper options, but after hearing complaints of charging issues and overall lack of product quality, we decided to step up our budget and splurge a little more.So far, I have 5 pair of these and will likely buy another pair next month.Bluetooth and Battery - compared to the $50 range products, my team enjoys Jabra Evolve 75. Each person can get through and entire day without having to recharge their headset. No need to connect a wire at anytime. Working from home, employees are able to move around their house or keep headsets on from a distance when they’re working and waiting for incoming calls.Comfort and Volume - we’ve had some employee with these items for a year or so now. They are comfortable to work with and do not cause any discomfort throughout the day. The look may make you believe the volume and sound with come out for other to hear throughout the day, but everything coming through the speaker portion is maintained well and doesn’t cause noise issues for others nearby.We highly recommend trying these out. I’ve seen them range from $237 and up to $270-ish. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy at any price point again.

I viewed my purchase of this headset as a small investment in my own personal sales development. I’ve been using this headset for about a month now working as an inside sales rep in a crowded/noisy office and making/taking between 75-150 calls per day. Anyone familiar with telemarketing sales understands that being able to clearly hear the prospect is extremely important; asking him/her to repeat himself/herself more than once or twice is a sure way to lose a deal. The noise cancellation feature on this headset and it’s overall sound quality has had helped tremendously in this area.The headset I was using previously was an older model Logitech headset that worked fairly well, but was very uncomfortable to wear for long periods of time. This headset rests gently over my ears and I find it comfortable wearing for 8-9 hours a day.Regarding the battery life, I typically charge the headset every night, but on one or two occasions have forgotten. On the nights wear I forgot to charge the headset, I was almost able to make it through the entire second 8-9 hour day without starting to get low battery messages (I think a full charge is 14 hours of battery life). I’m sure as with any rechargeable electronic device, this will decrease over time, but so far, I’m very impressed.In conclusion, purchasing this headset was well worth the investment. I figured if this headset helped me to close even 1 additional deal per work, it would be worth the cost and, so far, I believe that it’s helped my closing percentage with the added benefit of being comfortable to wear for long periods of time. Hope this has helped.