Jabra Evolve2 30 Se On Ear Wired Stereo Noise-Cancelling Headset - Features 2-Microphone Call Technology And Usb-C Cable - Ms Teams Certified, Works With All Other Platforms - Black

The sleek design of these Jabra headphones is highly appealing, and the sound quality is phenomenal. The built-in mic delivers clear, crisp audio, making calls effortless, and music playback is rich and detailed. The volume and play/pause controls are easy to access and responsive. The ear cushions are soft and comfortable, perfect for long hours of use, while the overhead band fits securely and doesn’t slip during movement. The Type-C connection ensures a stable, reliable connection with both mobile devices and laptops. I’ve been using these headphones for almost 2 years, and they still show no signs of wear or tear. Even during long sessions, a little sweat or moisture doesn’t affect comfort or performance. Jabra consistently delivers high-quality, durable products, and this model is no exception. For anyone who spends long hours wearing headphones or values on-ear comfort and excellent audio clarity, this headset is worth every penny. Highly recommended!

After doing a lot of research I found this headphone and its really good for meeting over teams and it is also suitable for long hours calls

Jabra support is pathetic, Should never spend a penny on its products. Waste of time and money.

The Jabra Evolve2 30 SE is an excellent headset that stands out for its comfort, sound quality, and build quality in my opinion. Here’s a detailed breakdown of my experience: Comfort and Wearability One of the standout features of this headset is how comfortable it is to wear for extended periods. The headset is very lightweight and has very soft ear pads and does not squeeze the ears when you wear it. Even after hours of use, it remains snug without causing any discomfort. Sound and Mic Quality and Connection The sound quality is impressive, delivering clear and crisp audio that rivals premium headphones. The mic is very impressive. It’s quite sensitive and will pick up even if you are whispering. But the good thing is it is designed to be passive noise canceling, which means that it will pick up your voice but not the background noise. There are volume up and down buttons on the headset as well, but I personally don’t use them since my keyboard has a volume knob and I rarely need to adjust the volume. Most of the time, it is on full volume. There is a mute button on the headset which, when pressed during a call, prompts with the audio response that it has been muted or unmuted. This is nice and gives you confirmation that the mic has been muted. Moreover, since I bought the Microsoft Teams version, there is a button with the Teams logo, which I believe works as a call accept button. There is a light on the right side which becomes red during calls to alert others that you are busy on a call. I went with a USB-C connection so that I can also use it with my phone. I connected it with my phone, and it worked without any issue. Build Quality The build quality is solid and durable, which is reassuring for regular use. The materials feel premium, and the overall design is sleek and professional. Cons However, there are a few areas where the headset could be improved: Cable Length: The cable feels a bit short, which can limit movement and flexibility depending on the placement of your computer. I wish they would have gone with a USB connector on the headphone instead so that any USB-C cable could be used with it. Mic Positioning: The microphone pivots from its base, and at times, it brushes against my face, which can be annoying. A flexible mic bar would have been a great addition to allow adjustments and prevent this issue. Furthermore, it can only be positioned on the right side.

Gonna get a second set just in case. It beat a lot of other headsets on call quality and simplicity.

For the 18 months it worked, it was great. But when it cut out in the middle of a meeting and started smoking, it was a problem. I used it every day for work, often receiving compliments on the voice quality during online meetings. Then one day it cut out in the middle of a meeting. My MacBook shut off the usbc port because it sensed a power surge in it. I unplugged the headset immediately, and saw smoke coming out of the headset’s usbc plug. Since then I’ve made sure the MacBook / usbc port are fine and have ordered a Logitech headset and am using it in the same port. So the fire risk was definitely this Jabra headset.

These were a good upgrade to my old work headset, the plug is USB c and I don't have to use ugly adapters

Very usable, but would be perfect if the microphone arm swung 180 degrees like similar headsets. That makes it reversible, you know? Sounds great though.