JabraEvolve2 75 Wireless PC Headset with 8-Microphone Technology - Dual Foam Stereo Headphones with Advanced Active Noise Cancellation, USB-C Bluetooth Adapter and MS Teams-compatibility - Black

Really good headphones... Best I have ever had for calls... selling my old ones...

I've been using the Jabra Evolve 65 since 2018, and I had no issues with it, it works perfectly when connected through direct Bluetooth, the Link-380 dongle, or the USB cable. No issues in connecting to any platform (phones, laptops, tablets, gaming consoles). The only thing was the comfort, as it has small ear pieces, it can get a bit uncomfy if you spend hours using it (which in my case, pretty much the daily practice).So after 5 years, I thought I'd treat myself and get the so-called upgraded version (Evolve2 75), what a piece of junk!! In terms of design, it's bulky, heavy and the mic arm is short and points to your nose rather than your mouth!However, the worst part is the connectivity, it started when people were complaining that they can't hear me properly, that my voice is crackly or very faint! That problem seemed to go away if I connect the headset to the laptop via USB cable! However, if I connect through direct Bluetooth or through the dongle, then people report that my audio quality is poor. Aparently this is a known issue, as I found many articles and Youtube videos reporting the same.I contacted Jabra support who have been very responsive so far, and they suggested a number of things (Firmware updates, factory reset) but none of them worked. I'm waiting to hear back from them on the next steps.For now I reverted back to using my old Evolve 65, which is still working without the slightest issue.If you're thinking of getting the Evolve2 75, then I don't recommend it. If you pay a little extra check out the Beats equivlant or if you really fancy a treat and having exta funds then go for a Bang & Olufsen.

Superb product , excellent sound quality

First few months were ok, but after 4 months the microphone intermitently have issue (fluctuation of amplitude of not picking up voice). At month#7 the microphone is completely not working. At this moment I am in a process to ask for a warranty replacement.Update: Jabra replaced the headphone after I sent back the bad one. So far, so good for now with the new one. We'll see.

This was initially a good product, but overtime deteriorated so now less than 1 year later I am having to return as its now useless. I am very careful with it, and it has no damage and only been used in home office, so this is simply wear and tear.

No quality control on used devices. No sound from right speaker.

I am returning my 2nd paid now. I bought the older Jabra 75 and was very happy with it years ago so I decided to upgrade to the Evolve2 75 which was a lot more money.Personally I like the fit of it, however after using my first one for a few months it started to have issues with the one speaker. I sent that back and got a return (which is great as there was zero fuss)However after using my 2nd one, I noticed that my voice goes very quiet after a second or so of using the device. I have tried factory reset but everyone says my voice is poor and very quiet. Not great for a £350 headset! Furthermore if I am not speaking directly and loudly into the mic it is also very quiet.I've since gone back to my older Jabra Evolve 72 and it works perfectly still.Avoid this model until they fix the issues.