Jabra Evolve2 65 MS Wireless Headset with Link380a, Mono, Black – Wireless Bluetooth Headset for Calls and Music, 37 Hours of Battery Life, Passive Noise Cancelling Headphones

La conexión se pierde después de 3 metros o si vas a otro cuarto pero si me gusto el producto buena calidad y mutar la llamada con solo subir el micrófono es muy conveniente por el precio no se puede esperar menos

El tamaño de la diadema te llega a media cabeza, además de que la recepción no es tan buena como otras diademas que cuestan mucho menos que está. Definitivamente no la recomiendo, a menos que sea usada por niños y sin alejarse mucho de la computadora.

Very comfortable single ear Bluetooth headset. I use this headset primarily for work using a company laptop working 100% remotely and heavily utilizing Microsoft Teams. I already have a Logitech stereo 2 ear noise cancelling wired headset that I use when I am parked in front of my desk. The purpose for purchasing the Jabra headset was for those times I must step away from my desk, have one ear able to hear my surroundings but still have on ear on the call. It does this very well. The single ear speaker provides very good sound on the call. I can hear voices clearly and sharply with no "tinny" or echo sound. I also was told by those on a call that my voice comes through clearly at a good volume level. A large part of my job involves being on bridge calls for long periods of time with many people so it is CRITICAL that I know when I am on and off mute. This headset does VERY well giving me multiple options to turn mute on and off either in front of or away from my laptop (Ex. grabbing a quick bite in the kitchen or when nature calls). Additionally, it gives the option of displaying a red light and even can occasionally play a tone in your ear (that only you can hear) to remind you that mute is on. (NOTE: All of these settings can be turned on or off according to your preferences using the JABRA software.) The Bluetooth range is the best I have found on a wireless headset. I use this headset on a work computer so I am not permitted to install software for security reasons. If you have the same issue, I HIGHLY recommend you install the JABRA app on your phone, connect to the headset from your phone, go through settings to personalize your headset, update the firmware, then reconnect to your work computer. I very much like that the headset can receive firmware updates. This means that it can continuously be improved (from a software perspective). I also like that the Jabra can be connected to 2 different devices simultaneously, so one minute I am using it on work calls on the laptop, then next minute I am using it for calls on my smartphone. Bottom Line: YES, the price is much higher than those $40 headsets you can also find on Amazon, but this headset blows all of them away. In this case, you get what you pay for.

I previously had the original Jabra Evolve 65, which I loved, but the microphone stopped working. The Evolve2 has its pros on cons. The biggest upgrade over the older model is the range. It used to go static or have connection issues if I went 20-30 feet away. With Evolve2, the range is so much better. I can go to other floors of my house and have it still be clear as day. I’ve walked outside to clean my pool during work meetings, no issues. A good 100 ft away from my computer. I also like the option of auto-muting when I raise the mic boom. The one downside is that the ear speaker tends to give me a bit of a headache if I wear it too long. Maybe it’s just because it’s larger and completely covers my ear. But it feels like it squeezes and causes more pressure than the smaller, older model.

Bought these for work to use two phones. Works, but honestly, audio and microphone quality should be superb for the price, and they just aren't. IMHO a $60 no name headset will do just as well, get one of those instead.