Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex Wireless Stereo Headset - Bluetooth, Noise-Cancelling ClearVoice Technology & Hybrid ANC - Certified for Microsoft Teams - Black

Very lightweight and comfortable. Functions very effortlessly. Connectivity has been One hundred percent so far as long as I remember to designate it as my Teams device when I turn it on. Noise canceling microphone borders on magic. People can’t hear anything in the background.Love how lightweight and portable it is. It has made me more productive, making calls in my car using the hear through function and staying safe, yet people on the other end can’t hear the road noise unlike the speakerphone in my Honda pilot.Don’t expect high levels of noise canceling since they are on-ear VS over-ear, but I am in a noisy environment most of the time and it does an adequate job cutting down background noise so I can concentrate.Extremely comfortable to wear for long periods of time. Not hot or uncomfortable. Can’t emphasize how lightweight they feel.I’m 6 foot 3 and have a slightly larger than average head.Music actually sounds OK in it, but don’t expect Bose performance. Used it to watch a movie off of Roku remote one night and the sound was quite good.

I’ve been using the Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex Wireless Stereo Headset for just under three months, and my experience has been mixed. While the headset offers some great features, there are significant issues that detract from its overall performance.Cons:Inconsistent Mic Performance: The most frustrating issue is the microphone’s inconsistency. It doesn't always work immediately when I turn on the headset. This problem is particularly annoying during my MONDAY MORNING meetings, where I need reliable performance to start the week off right. It often requires multiple attempts to get the mic functioning properly, which is a significant inconvenience.Startup Issues: The headset seems to need to be left on for a while to reach its full performance. This is impractical, as I expect my headset to work seamlessly from the moment I turn it on. Having to wait or troubleshoot every time I need to use it is not acceptable.Dependability: Given its price point, I expected a higher level of dependability. The need to constantly ensure the headset is on and functioning correctly detracts from its overall appeal and reliability.Pros:Comfort and Design: The headset is comfortable to wear, even for extended periods. The design is sleek and modern, making it suitable for both professional and casual use.Sound Quality: When it works, the sound quality is impressive. The audio is clear, and the noise-canceling feature does a good job of blocking out background noise.Battery Life: The battery life is commendable. I can go several days without needing to recharge, which is convenient for back-to-back meetings.In conclusion, while the Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex Wireless Stereo Headset has potential with its excellent sound quality and comfortable design, its inconsistent performance and startup issues make it hard to recommend. These problems, particularly the recurring speaker issues every Monday, significantly impact its usefulness in a professional setting where reliability is key. For the price, I anticipated a more dependable and user-friendly experience.

The best headphones. ANC quality is superb. Great for wfh with kids. Nobody can hear my kids lol. Battery charges quick and connected to Bluetooth with no problems.

The headset works well, and the audio is very clear. Weird problem, when I lean back in my office chair, the audio for the listener breaks up. I must remain sitting up whenever I am in a conference call for fear of audio issues. This occurs in Bluetooth mode and using the USB dongle. I can talk all over my house but have issues 2 foot from my computer.

What I like the most is the possiblity to be connected to 2 devices at the same time (laptop with the USB dongle and mobile phone via Bluetooth). Sound quality is very good, specially in noisy environments.

I have had this for just a year to replace a wired/corded headset. I was hesitant to get a blue tooth one and this one demonstrates some of those reasons: the headset frequently runs out of power despite not being used AND being completely turned off, so when I got to use them for important customer calls, they are dead, won't connect, and I have to plug in with the short cord that doesn't reach well between laptop and head, craning neck/laptop too close.It's a pain to connect/reconnect bluetooth wise.Customers often complain about the quality of the sound/voice/call. This is unaccceptable.Lastly, one of the ear foam cushions started popping off for no apparent reason after only 6 months of use and good care.I think this is overpriced and poorly made. Very disappointed.

These work well , everyone in my office has these , noise cancelling so the person you’re talking to can’t hear the background noise

If you’re in phone sales, you know that every word and every part of the process is important and should be smooth. Hard to be smooth when the mic just disconnects when it wants to. The headset does not however. I can hear them sometimes but they can’t hear me. You have to lift mic up to mute then put it back down to unmute multiple times to get over this bug. Then sometimes it just disconnects altogether. This typically happens if I’m on a call over 20-25 minutes.They are comfortable. But I didn’t buy them for comfort. I bought them to make sales. Wasted a few hundred dollars on these. I would suggest you don’t do the same.