Jabra Evolve2 65 UC Wireless Headphones with Link380a, Stereo, Black – Wireless Bluetooth Headset for Calls and Music, 37 Hours of Battery Life, Passive Noise Cancelling HeadphonesTCO CertifiedTCO CertifiedTCO CertifiedTCO Certified

I work from home and was searching for a headset that has a good noise cancelling mic. There were a lot of recommendations online for headsets that block out the background noise for the person who uses the headset, but not much recommendations on products with a mic that doesn’t pick up the background noise of the user so the person on the other side does not hear it. Long story short, this one checks all the boxes. I was very surprised at how well it blocked out the sound of my baby crying and only picked up my voice. It has good wireless connectivity which I really needed. Sound is clear, battery lasts pretty long after charging. Ears get a bit tired after long use. But for short 1hr increment periodic uses throughout the day, it hasn’t been an issue for me. Although it’s on a pricier side, it’s definitely worth the money that suits my need perfectly. Not sure how long it’s going to last but will definitely be repurchasing if this one dies on me.

Connectivity: Turning the headset on, it immediately connects to the dongle and my iPhone. I can walk anywhere in my ~1600ft split level house with no drops. Works between my PC and phone without issue. Battery life is amazing.Comfort: If I wear it high up on my ears, the on ear nature does become uncomfortable after an hour or two. A workaround that solves this is to wear it slightly lower on the ears, so it doesn't sit on the upper part of the ear, with the headband also slid a bit forward on the top of the head.Sound: Calls sound great. Music is surprisingly good. No, it's not better than music focused headphones. But for background music while working, it's perfect.Mic: Have had no complaints. A test recording of myself sounded very clear.What I don't like:The pause button is hard to find by touch alone. Also, turning the headset on while an incoming Skype call is ringing will answer the call, but there's a couple seconds before you can response.

TLDR; Overall, I really like these headphones (Jabra Evolve2 65). Good sound, good microphone, comfortable for several hours.(I am working from home, with lots of on-line meetings and calls.)Battery life will go a week+ for my "normal" 2-3 hours of meetings per day, and 3+ days for when I am online 6-8 hours per day. Voices on calls are very clear. Music sounds good, decent bass, but they are not bass booming headphones. The headphones will block some ambient noise, but not a lot. I have them connected to both my PC and my phone at the same time, and it all works well. Only duel connect issue I have is if I am in a PC meeting, and my phone rings, the headphones auto-transfer to the phone and drop the meeting. After then phone call is ignored, the headphones auto-connect back to the meeting with no issue, so good job there, Jabra.I only have 2 minor complaints - first is that the sound (volume) will "ramp" in when you start a call/video/song. This takes maybe 2 seconds, and prevents loud sound shock, but it also means if you are not in a call, and your PC / Phone has a notification, you won't hear it, as most notification sounds are too short for the volume ramp.Second issue is that for long days wearing the headphones - +6 hours, they start to squeeze my ears - it would be nice if the tension was adjustable. Minor, as most days I am not wearing them all day, but if you do, and have a bog head, this could be an issue.Overall, a solid 4 starts. If there was a way to disable the volume ramp, I would give it 5 stars - as this issue as caused me to miss some chat-with-boss notifications...

I am not comparing these to any other product because these are the first ones i have used, but the sound quality seems excellent and far better than my cell phone or computer audio, both speakers and microphone. Everyone says they can hear me much better, and I can hear very much better on calls, Discord, WebEx, Spotify, etc. I probably don't use a lot of the features, but they were easy to pair with my Samsung phone and my laptop. They seem to be able to pair to both at the same time but I am still trying to figure out how to make that work seamlessly, might have to actually read about how it works. I have been mostly keeping them only paired to my phone unless i am doing an online meeting or game and using computer audio. They are comfortable to wear with glasses for reasonable periods of time, but I don't wear them for more than a couple of hours at a time. I often pull the left one off my ear so i can hear ambient sound while on a call, and that does make them sit a little more uncomfortably, but with them seated symmetrically i can wear them for at least two hours without crushing my brain or driving the temples of my glasses into my skull. I haven't traveled with them yet, but the case seems useful and has a nice little compartment for the USB wireless adapter. I am very happy with my purchase.