Jabra Evolve 65 UC Wireless Stereo Headset – Includes Link 370 USB Adapter – Bluetooth Headset with Industry-Leading Wireless Performance, Passive Noise Cancellation (Renewed)

speaker volume is a bit low but I can increase PC volume. no problem. I tried EKVANBEL and Soothielec but this is a lot better.I use a wireless headset with USB dongle as bluetooth with windows PC gets unstable sometimes due to PC load. USB dongle is much more stable.EKVANBEL: pros - mic quality good, speaker sound quality pretty good, passive NC, lighter than Soothielec but heavier than Jabra Evolve 65. cons - usb dongle connection takes 11-12 secs after headset power on.Soothielec: pros - connect in 2-3 sec after headset power on. passive NC, mic quality acceptable. cons - heavy, speaker sound poor, sound delay about 2-3 sec sometimes

For the price they could be better I really wish they had more range I can’t go 15 feet to my kitchen without static or complete disconnection, also does not handle 2 devices well switching between the 2 devices reliably isn’t going to happen. Other than that the sound quality is good, the passive noise cancelation for the mic is not as good as the wired version of these and I really wish they had a physical mute button, I would recommend these if you want a name brand but are on a budget they’re not the best but they do the job and give you slight more freedom. Battery lasts all day probably going to spend the extra money and upgrade to evolve2. Hope the range and noise cancelation are better than this pair.

I am multiple products from jabra. These are the cheapest headphones I have ever bought And they are cheaply made. I would not buy these headphones again.

The media could not be loaded. What am I supposed to do with broken headphones these are expensive and y’all are sending broken material smh

The headset on the right snapped off without any force

Not a working product i bought it for my zoom meetings and couldn't used it because headphones didnt connect.

I needed to replace my Jabra Evolve 65 that broke in an irreparable spot after a couple years. I’m very pleased with the renewed Jabra Evolve 65 headset. I couldn’t tell it was a renewed item. The packaging was sufficient. The link 370, the storage pouch, and instruction booklet were shipped with the headset. Sold!Why did I rebuy this headset?1. My coworkers tell me that the voice quality is very clear. (Extremely important to me.) This is because I connect the headset to my laptop using the link 370 USB dongle.2. The background noise is very very low, and often non-existent to those I’m speaking with. (Extremely important to me.)3. I can hear my coworkers very clearly. (Very important to me.)4. I can connect my cellphone to the headset via Bluetooth simultaneously! That means I don’t have to remove the headset when I get a phone call during the work day. (Nice feature.)All in all, the Jabra Evolve 65 is a great product whether you work from home, or if you work in an office environment.

I tried several headphones out before deciding on the Jabra. My main use is phone calls and Zoom meetings. The dongle for the computer makes it easier to switch back and forth between my phone and computer. I can hear myself well when using the microphone and I can hear others very well through the headphones. It takes a little adjusting to get the set on in the right place but seems comfortable enough. The sound quality of music is good but not as good as my Sony WH-1000XM3. I called the support team about missing a case and microphone windscreen and they sent me both. So far for a renewed headset, its's working very well.