Evolve2 75 PC Wireless Headset with Charging Stand and 8-Mic Technology - Dual Foam Stereo Headphones with Advanced Active Noise Cancelling, USB-C Bluetooth Adapter and MS Compatibility - Black

These work well. The active noise cancellation WORKS really well. The sound and microphone are clear. I had to utilize the warranty, on the first set I purchased because the boom microphone failed. They, Jabra, replaced the set with no issues, with another set, and I've not had any issues so far. They resolved whatever issue the old boom mic design had. I use them everyday at work. They are comfortable, and light. The range is great, and they are easy to use and configure.

I am a long time Jabra user, and for the last 5 years have been using 2 of the Jabra Evolve 75 headsets with the 370 blue tooth dongle. I loved these headsets and figured it was time to get an upgrade to the new Jabra Evolve2 75, with the charging base. The reviews were positive for this new headset, highly rated and having the positive history with the older model, It was sure to be worth the $350 and I expected upgrades across the board... First the good - I love the noise cancellation, the fit is comfortable for all day use and I am frequently on calls that last multiple hours at a time. The product feels high quality and the charging base is excellent, and easy to use. The Microphones in the ear cups work well, and the software that you can use to customize the sound is full featured, allowing for adjustment of side tone so you can customize how much of your own voice you can hear in the headset. All of this is as expected, and on par with the quality I thought I was getting with the upgrade... Now to the boom microphone.. This is where you will get mixed results and I think there is a flaw in the design. The Bad - As mentioned, the boom mic is where I had all my issues. First - it's short and doesn't extend in front of your mouth. It's designed that way, and tucks neatly up into the earcup for "headphones' use. While this sounds like a slick design, I think this is part of the flaw with this design. There are multiple microphones in the boom mic. It has noise cancellation built in and does a phenomenal job of filtering out non-speech. Dog's barking, air conditioner noise etc. BUT - it will occasionally also not pick up your voice, even when you are maintaining a good volume of speech. In 4 days use, I had multiple people tell me my voice was cutting out, specifically when I was sitting in a certain position. I tried updating all the firmware, for the 380 dongle, and the headset. Even on the most recent firmware, still the same condition existed. I did a recording test using window recorder, and tried boom mic with different noise cancelling settings, different side tone settings, even connected to dongle and then direct to Bluetooth. Direct to Bluetooth actually sounded better, but still had the same intermittent cutting out. I did discover, that the built in microphone in the ear cups didn't have the cutting out like the boom mic did, but it doesn't have the same sound quality and had too much echo for my taste. Conclusion - I could not find any way to make this work to my satisfaction and returned it while I still could get a refund. I will go back to my trusty Evolve 75 until I get my next headset which will likely be a poly 4320. Jabra - if you read these evaluations, you need to fix your microphone noise cancelling before you lose even more customers. Its sad I couldn't make this work. I really wanted to love it.

Headset did fine for a year but now there is a lot of static and microphone will not work properly. I updated the software and that made it worse. Great product at first but will not last long term if you use them every day for work. Headphones are very expensive to only last a year. This is my second pair that have failed.

I really want to love these headphones. The design is great, especially when paired with the stand. The boom mic almost completely disappears when not in use. And the charge last incredibly long when you forget to put it back on the stand before leavingthe office. The issue is connection. It pairs via Bluetooth very quickly, but the first time you use it daily after having taken your laptop home it struggles to engage sound correctly. People can hear you, but you hear them with a computerized crackling voice. I'm a pretty tech-savvy guy so I figured out that turning it off then on again while the first call is engaged typically fixes the issue (8 of 10 times) but occasionally you have to fiddle with it longer. NOT IDEAL when you are starting a business meeting with your $300+ headphones. I'm beyond my return window or I would give up on them. Now I will have to get my monies worth. PS - The MS Teams model did the exact same thing so save your $500 and the headache. I've used about 7 other Jabra Bluetooth 🎧 and this us the first time I've had issues like this. The Evolve 65 is a MUCH more reliable device. The price is still a bit high though. Just my 2¢. Hope this helps someone.

i love it except that it's little more pressure on ear than previous model

Perfect headset for the office and Microsoft Teams. Packed with features and noise cancellation works great! Love the status lights on the sides of the headphones to indicate if your on a call. Headset is comfortable and stylish. Connects almost instantly when powered on. Battery seems to last all day, it also tells you the battery life every time you turn them on.

Used them for a month in a high call volume environment. Great sound and never had any issues with the microphone or sound. Crisp and clear. However, after 1 to 1.5 hours my ears started to hurt due to pressure from the headphones earcups. The pressure is too high and not much of an option for loosing them. Comfort 1 star ⭐ Such a shame. I have returned them and went for the next option (Evolve 85). Way better experience in terms of comfort and sound. Not enough calls yet to say anything about the mic.

I bought several Jabra Evolve2 75 headsets over the past year, for my team. When they work, they work great. But so far, the mics on three of them stopped working. These are terrible odds for such an expensive headset. My previous generation 75 headset also had a similar demise. STAY AWAY FROM JABRA!!!!

bad value for money. I do not see any difference in between it and any cheap headset specially for noise cancelation.

I had done my homework before purchasing this headset and was not disapointed. I own a MS LifeChat 6000, Sony WM1000MK5, Airpods Pro 2 and now this. Pros: - Solid construction and very confortable - Convenience of a retractable boom mike - Seamless Teams integration - Efficient noise canceling although I tend to leave it off because it makes me speak louder! - Audio quality in both transmit and receive - VERY long range when using dongle - Both smartphone and dongle are managed when pairing Bluetooth. This is very convenient but requires getting used to. Cons: - Battery life is more in the range of three-days worth - Activity LEDs are irrelevent - Who needs the cradle. A simple USBC cable conneciton for charing is sufficient - The Jabra Direct app is required (on Windows and Mac) to allow updates to both headset and dongle

I totally recommend NOT buying this headset. I work from home, and most of my time in Teams meetings. I bought the headset 1 year ago and the microphone always has issues. People complaining they can't hear me properly or sometimes they don't hear at all. I tried everything, like using on another computer, phone, with or without the USB dongle, but it's still very bad. Don't spend money on this headset, it's not worth it.

I had to return this because it wouldn’t stay put even when I angled the ear pieces inward. Mute on/of arm was very convenient so I was sad to let it go.