Jabra - Engage 75 Stereo

Jabra Engage 75. You want DECT and not Bluetooth if you're a pacer. Its got much better range. I can walk all over with mine.

Jabra Engage 75, best ever.

I've been using the Jabra Engage 75 for years, nothing but good things to say about it. Like the worse thing that happened was the earcup wore out so I got a new one. I'm also deeply impressed with the Yealink BH76plus. I use that when it's super loud because the noise cancellation (both what I hear and the other side hears) is unmatched - it's like having a private convo. The only thing I don't like is 2 ear coverage with that one, but it's needed for the ANC to work.

Jabra Engage 75. Its available in stereo or mono, but I prefer mono so I have an ear free to listen to people in my house without needing to take the headset off repeatedly. Base station supports USB and Bluetooth devices (as well as RJ11 for desk phones, not that I've ever used that) so I can connect to my laptop's dock and mobile phone at the same time. DECT so you can wander away from your desk (I regularly walk out to my yard and its still connected). Good integration with Teams or Zoom, but I can't speak for other apps.

Last call centre in worked in supplied Jabra Engage 75. They were pretty good for everything you mentioned

Jabra Engage 75. Been running strong for several years, and it's much better than several other models that I tried. Works great with Zoom, Teams, WebEx, and others. Covers me around the office/house 300 feet away. I can walk to my mailbox on the street and back without dropping audio.

Engage > Evolve for using DECT rather than Bluetooth and therefore having superior range away from the base station.

Jabra hands down, I got them for the same reason when returning from leave. Any time my kids are screaming or crying, I ask my teammate if she can hear it and she doesn’t hear a thing. I have jabra 75.

check out the YouTube videos about the microphone failing. Some engineering idiot made the Jabra 75 microphone wire rub against internal components each time you lower and raise it. The mic wire will break after enough use. It’s designed obsolescence. definitely not getting another one.

I've been using my Sony XM3s for the past couple years and they've worked great in Zoom and in Google Meet. I also had a Jabra 75 but if I'm at home the XM3's are leagues better since I can listen to music as well.