Jabra Evolve2 30 Headset – Noise Cancelling Microsoft Teams Certified Stereo Headphones with 2-Microphone Call Technology – USB-A Cable – Black

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The second thing that aids comfort on the Evolve2 30 is the high quality, noise isolating, memory foam ear pads. The types of foam material used in ear cushions are one of the areas where it’s easy to cut corners. Many headsets do cut corners here and it’s easy to tell.

When you’re working flexibly, you need to know you can be heard clearly wherever you are. The advanced 2-microphone audio system captures your voice while simultaneously analyzing and reducing the noise around you, meeting Microsoft Open Office requirements. The perfect way to get your point across and ensure even the smallest nuance isn’t lost in translation. With professional-grade 28mm speakers and an advanced digital chipset, the Evolve2 30 delivers exceptional audio quality. So, whether you’re taking an important call or listening to music while you work, you can enjoy great sound that’s engineered for modern working. Given that this is a value priced headset, I was impressed with how well it did to squash these noises. If you’d like to hear these tests, and decide for yourself how well it did, then you’ll want to watch the review video and fast forward to 2:22. Jabra have also significantly enhanced the design of the earcups, so internal and external components are more resistant to impact. An integrated busylight turns on automatically when you’re on a call and you can also turn it on manually to signal ‘do not disturb’ mode. Fewer interruptions; wherever your office is. I like this headset. I think Jabra did a nice job to make an affordable headset (I’ll cover pricing here in a moment), one that sounds good and is comfortable.The Jabra Evolve2 30 series were introduced March of 2021. The Jabra Evolve2 30 Series are engineered to keep you productive. Jabra measured hundreds of heads to engineer a headset that’s 27% lighter (Based on Jabra calculations, compared to Evolve 30.) and extremely comfortable, with reinforced steel headband and a new design that exerts gentle, evenly distributed pressure. Last, and certainly not least, no headset comfort conversation would be complete without some mention of the weight of the headset. The mono version weighs just 3.2 ounces, and the duo model weighs only 4.4. Are you replacing old headsets? If you are, what are your plans for the old headsets? If you’re like a lot of people, those old headsets might just end up in the dark recesses of a desk drawer, never again to see the light of day.

Or, that headset could end up in a box that will find its way to a closet or storeroom. Worse yet, it might just get tossed out in the trash. Perish the thought. You’d never do that because you’re eco responsible, right? By headset standards, these are both very lightweight, and when it comes to comfort, weight plays an important role. Many headsets we’ve reviewed weigh 6 ounces, and even as much as 10 ounces. So when you stop to compare, it’s easy to see that the Evolve2 30 was designed with comfort in mind. Sound quality - 1 star, 5 stars, or something in between? Mute on / Mute off (this is so you can turn off your microphone when needed for things like having a side conversation, muting the dog barking, screaming out loud when you learned that you didn’t get that promotion you were expecting etc) One of our YouTube viewers asked to compare the Jabra Evolve 30 II and new Evolve2 30. We took it one step further and included the Jabra Evolve2 40 as well. In the video below we provide a brief over of the differences between these three headset models and include a side-by-side mic test. Which headset do you think performed best? busylight on both earcups is visible from all angles, acting as a do-not-disturb sign and protecting your focusThe Evolve2 30 doesn’t come with Active Noise Cancellation, or ANC for short. This is a feature that allows the user to press a button on the headset to manage the room noise. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. Read our editorial mission & see how we test. The audio quality is professional for sure, and without a doubt appropriate for use on any kind of business call. I have heard other headsets that do sound better, that provide a more rich sound, but those headsets generally are priced two to three times as much as the Evolve2 30. So give credit where credit is due. This headset does a good job. All Jabra headsets listed in this blog are available in UC and Microsoft variants. The newer Evolve2 series Microsoft Teams certified models include a dedicated Teams button. As I mentioned earlier, we all want a headset that’s comfortable, especially if you’re on long calls that can last for hours. So how does the Evolve2 30 rate on comfort?

Add more value to your investment with future firmware upgrades through enterprise Jabra Xpress or individual desktop with Jabra Direct. Jabra Evolve 30 II For those who use different applications such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom and other UC platforms, then the UC version would be a good choice. Blender Test - We cranked up a blender on high 2-3 feet away. And though I realize that most people aren’t blending pitchers of Margaritas or Fruit Smoothies while on calls, this is a great noise challenge for any headset. For those who are Microsoft Teams specific, then you’ll want to select the MS Teams version as it’s specifically designed for use with Teams.

Granted, you shouldn’t expect this sound to rival that of a Bose headset, but you should expect some solid sound overall, and in that sense, it delivers. Something to keep in mind here is this is a business headset, and unlike that Bose headset, it’s not designed for personal entertainment as it’s primary design objective. With that in mind, the sound quality you get from this headset is respectable. Buttons on the headset Why not trade that old headset in for cash or credit toward a new one? That’s right, we’ll give you good ole American cash or credit for your old headset. And getting some cash or credit for that old headset sure beats watching it wither away in your desk drawer, or seeing it collect dust in that closet.