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Jabra Evolve 30 II Wired Single-Ear Headset with Mic for Work - 3.5mm Jack, USB-A/USB-C Connectivity, Computer Headset with Noise-Cancelling Microphone, Works with Online Meeting Platforms - Black

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Jabra Evolve2 30 SE Wired Stereo Noise-Cancelling Headset - Features 2-Mic Call Technology and USB-A Cable - Works with All Leading Unified Communications Platforms Such as Zoom & Google Meet - Black

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Jabra Evolve2 30 SE (2025 Version) Wired Dual-Ear Headset with Microphone for Work – Computer Headset - New USB-A and USB-C Cable - Works with All Online Meeting Platforms - Black

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Jabra GN2000 USB Mono UC Corded Headset for Softphone

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Jabra EVOLVE2 85, LINK380A UC Stereo Black

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Jabra Wired Headsets for Home and Office Use

Top Jabra Wired Headsets for Home and Office Use: Discover reliable, high-quality headsets designed for clear calls and productivity, perfect for any workspace

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Jabra evolve2 40 wired headset terrible sound quality when using mic

I can hear great but my clients constantly say in breaking up. It is frustrating!!!!!!

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r/Jabra

April 8, 2019

Evolve2 30 or Evolve 65 as a headset

Evolve2 30 has a better mic system to blockout noise, whereas the other one is wireless. it depends on how you use it., if you need to join brief meeting in noisy space , eg a 30 min talk in a cafe, plug and play with evolve2 30 is great. But if you have long calls like a construction coordination meeting, you’d want wireless everytime More on reddit.com

r/Jabra

November 11, 2021

Headsets for Teams Calling in office environment, Apple vs Jabra

I've worked as a consultant with Microsoft UC since 2005 and rolled out telephony for a lot of clients. Our approach has always been to establish a portfolio (virtually always Jabra and Plantronics -now Poly, always UC certified) of devices for information workers, heavy call (sales/servicedesk) and management, publish it on the intranet and, preferably, put in place some sort of cross-charging, so departments pay for their own fancy stuff. Also, always put together an FAQ and make it clear that "these are our supported devices, based on comprehensive testing, compatability with our environment, microsoft certification and our expertise - users are welcome to buy/use anything else they require, but please be aware, if you experience issues with call quality, our first ask will be that you switch to one of the supported devices" In my experience, if you speak to Jabra, and often Poly, they will happily send you a box full of headsets to trial, to work out what are the best ones for your portfolio. More on reddit.com

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April 25, 2021

Jabra Evolve80, horrible sound quality with USB dongle.

I came here to post this exact same issue. I just bought the Evolve 65T. With the Jabra Link 370, this is the issue I have... In the sound settings on my Windows computer, if I have Output device selected as Jabra Link and the Input device selected as something other than the Jabra, it sounds like it should. https://imgur.com/597xPCY However, if I change the Input device to Jabra, the sound quality automatically goes to shit. It's as if Sidetone, or as you said, EQ, is active/misconfigured suddenly when the input device is switched to Jabra. If I switch the Input device to something else, everything returns to normal. I'm still searching around to see if this has been discussed and resolved already. Flipping on/off any settings in the Jabra Direct app didn't make a difference. More on reddit.com

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April 26, 2020

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