Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex Stereo Headset with Bluetooth, Wireless Charging Pad - Noise-Cancelling ClearVoice Technology & Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation - Certified for Microsoft Teams - Black

Nice and Light good bluetooth range. Less ear suck than the Evolve 2 75’s

Higher price at lower quality than previous versions.I should have trusted the bad reviews. Jabra definitely made huge efforts to make this unit way less intuitive to use, totally destroy sound quality, and downgrade material quality while increasing the price.Compare to my previous Evolve 75 gen 1, this would be worth $20 not $299.Total ripoff! Look elsewhere!

I use this for work every day! It’s an amazing head set. I definitely recommend using this when just starting out in any job that requires a head set. I will probably upgrade to the ones that go around the ear for better noise canceling and comfortably.

Amazing headphones. Amazing Bluetooth distance. I wear them all day and have no issues or discomfort.

The microphone must be placed as close to the mouth as you can or people can't hear you, think it is probably due to the background noise cancellation. This is a common complaint.And wireless connectivity is generally good but will occassionally drop out. I have the provided USB-C antenna possitioned ~2ft from my right ear. But sometimes if I turn and put my head between the right ear cup and the antenna it will cut out. Bluetooth should be strong enought to deal with that at such short distances.

Overall great replacement for the regular jabra evolve2 65. If your choosing between this and the other, consider the following:I tend to move my head a lot, randomly. If you tilt your head down to the desk while your using it, ive had folks repeatedly tell me I cut in and out.That didnt use to happen on the regular evolve2s. But for me the other benefits of more portability, qi charging, active noise cancelling, outweigh the looking down qwerk.

I have tried 14 different headphones since COVID and working from home, those Jabra Evolve 65 flex are simply the best if you are looking for light weight, long battery life, clear sound plus noise cancellation. And super compact for travel.

Pros:1. Plush earpads are very comfy2. Super light, compact3. Charger stand makes headphones look cool (even if it’s not magnetic and the headphones are just kind of propped up)Cons:1. Cheap build2. Mediocre ANC3. Price. Should not be more than $200 for this level of quality.4. Case. Felt? Feels and looks cheap.5. Poor connectivity. People I talk to on Zoom, Teams tell me I’m breaking off or dropped off every day. Tried to fix issue with Jabra customer service, who were not helpful. (Why do you need my business email address?) Do not understand purpose of dongle if other wireless headphones function better without it. Also, no dual connectivity when using the dongle, it appears (though it did work with two connections over bluetooth) - huge letdown.Will be returning this, and am much happier thus far with my Sony 1000-xm5. No one’s said they can’t hear me on Zoom/Teams!