🎧 Enhance Your Work Efficiency with Jabra Evolve 65 Ms Mono Headset Review

You only have one choice: two ears or one. If you want to hear what's going on around you, buy this model. Otherwise they are the same in another model with two ears. I use this headset for everything but gaming and the clarity on my end and the other end is perfect. My wife's entire office uses this model as a standard. There are cheaper ones, but Jabra makes the best.

Headset works great on my laptop with Skype meetings. It even tells me when the line turns off and on. Be careful when choosing the right model as some come with a USB dongle and some don't. I haven't had any luck with regular Bluetooth headsets, so I went for this one with a dongle. I also chose mono as I like to hear what's happening in the background and my ears get overheated during long meetings.

I bought a Jabra Evolve 65 for PC video conferencing. Specifically, I was looking for Bluetooth, a single earbud, and a convenient charging dock. Develop has everything. The charging station is simple; Nicely done. The headset is mostly comfortable. However, the audio quality over Bluetooth wasn't very good - it was a bit distorted, especially when compared to a wired headset. The range is about 5-8 meters, so I can't move much. Despite having stereo headphones, I decided to upgrade to the…

I want to start with that the sound quality, battery and comfort are excellent! no complaints on those fronts. The main reason for the order, however, is its claimed "wireless freedom" of 30 metres/100 feet. I'm WFH and I'm on the phone an average of 5 hours a day. I should be able to get up and walk around. I couldn't do that with this set. I could walk about 15 feet when the sound faded in and out and then disappeared. A few more meters and the headset is disconnected from my PC and I hear…

I was VERY hesitant to buy this. Your regular Bluetooth headset might have decent sound for music and other things, but the input doesn't usually sound any better (and often worse) than when you're on a cell phone call. The problem is that I wanted to use a wireless headset for in-game voice communication that would have the sound quality (or as close as possible) of a wired headset. I have a 5.1 system for gaming audio so I just wanted something for my voice and I hate being tethered to cables