Jabra - Evolve2 85 MS Teams

Jabra has a great set, but they are pricey. Jabra Evolve2 85. They are noise canceling headphones with pretty good sound. I don't notice much difference between them and my Bose Quiet Comforts. But, the big difference is they have a microphone arm that comes down. I was so happy to find an almost new pair on FB marketplace for $200 shipped. Highly recommend. I will say though, I have an older non noise canceling ones (Jabra Evolve 65) and the microphone is better on those. But the Evolve2 85s are still decent. Not as good as a dedicated microphone though. In a previous job I used a Blue Yeti on a boom arm. Seriously, check out the Jabra Evolve2 85s.

Jabra Evolve2 85. Noise Cancelling + mic arm for teams calls.

I love my Jabra Evolve2 85. Yes it is expensive, but I wear it every day, even gaming on weekends, and it is great. I am really hoping for a refresh soon as it only supports Bluetooth 5.0 and I really like some of the newer Bluetooth features.

IMHO, Jabra is good choice in general, I had about 6 of them in 15 years, however, Jabra Evolve2 75, mic stopped working in 2 monts, returned and replaced, meanwhile I bougt Jabra Evolve2 85, excelent sound, yet, mic physically broke, and I dont ubderstand why they made it in way that you need to do 2 moves to unmute mic (or generaly hide/release mic physicaly), and it broke there, small detail which kind a ruin 300 dolars headset in several months. I taped it, prolong usage for almost 1 year...and now I am here googling best head set, as I dont trust Jabra anymore. https://preview.redd.it/irckbmmau19f1.png?width=3024&format=png&auto=webp&s=85a57ce8702ddd1f71a3ef3bb9f95ad691c4116b Jabra Evolve2 85

I have these and they work surprisingly well.

Jabra Evolve 2 such a workhorse

Youd do all your customers a favour and get a proper enterprise headset and not a consumer one. There is plenty that is designed as a consumer headset but with enteprise grade microphone and certifications. Look at Jabra evolve2 85 as example, that has the same form factor as the one you linked but with a microphone that has passed Microsofts VERY demanding tests.

Yeah, as someone who works with noise canceling headphones (Jabra Evolve 2) and uses personal headphones such as the Sony XM4… get Resound hearing aids or similar tech that addresses feedback. Resound specifically has a feature that will reduce feedback to almost nonexistent. I personally bought the Noahlink so I could fiddle with that feature until I got it how I liked it. I suggest considering this and doing some research. Phonaksdo have whistleblock for their feedback tech but it isn’t as good as Resounds DFS Ultra

Airpods are just flat out the way to go, but if you’re completely against it, the Jabra Evolves are good

u/Fearless_Baseball121 is spot on. While some people get by with consumer headphones for light home use or occasional calls, from our testing and customer feedback they’re not ideal for your use case. Consumer headphones often fall short for professional use, with drawbacks like subpar microphone quality/mic noise cancellation, lack of call control buttons like mute/unmute/answer/end, spotty computer connectivity, limited wireless range, and no sidetone. For the best performance, a professional headset is the way to go. Surprisingly, there aren’t many top tier over-ear enterprise headphones out there. The Jabra Evolve2 85 is a solid option, though it’s not perfect. If you’re open to on-ear headsets, the Yealink HA64 Pro and EPOS Impact 1000 are a couple most popular choices for office use today.