Review on 🎧 Enhance Your Audio Experience with Jabra Evolve 75 UC Stereo Wireless Bluetooth Headset - Black by Trevor Blazis

So, in the last year I've literally bought and used a dozen Bluetooth headsets. I work in software and work remotely at Starbucks five days a week. I have multiple conference calls every day and was looking for the perfect headphones that would allow me to listen to music between calls and provide superior audio quality for Skype, Go To Meetings and regular conference calls. This is the first pair. Headphones I've tested that pass the Mixer and Grinder test, along with background conversation and Bob Marley playing at a moderate volume in the background. To be on the safe side, I recorded the conference call and listened to the audio. Although there were times when you could hear "something" in the background, it was faint and distant, and when I spoke or the other participant spoke, you couldn't hear it. Their battery life is excellent. -- Rated for 13 hours of operation, 30 hours of standby time, and charging via micro USB in about 3 hours. They connect to two devices at the same time, so you can use them for Skype on PC and, for example, still receive calls on your iPhone without having to connect/reconnect devices. This is a big plus. The magnetic boom mic picks up your voice and filters out background noise, and the active noise-cancellation on the cans does a great job. Now they don't have a good Mac app and the Windows app corrupted my Parallels Windows 10 installation. May be. So it's not great. Also, the sound profile for music is very bass-heavy and I'm not a big fan of in-ear headphones in general, but prefer them to neck-ears like the Jabra Evolve 75e. on them in Revain and I'm very happy so far. The processing quality is "good" and, in my experience, the wearing comfort is a matter of course for in-ear headphones. But they beat anything I tried in the coffee shop call quality test, and that makes them a 5-star buy in my book. They might not be your first choice for everyday listening or on-the-go listening, but I leave them on and ready for calls, along with my music-only Bowers and Wilkins P7 (don't even try calling them. No side tone and worse microphone quality than two cans and one string). ). Jabra Evolve 75 is worth hearing.