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

In this modern wilderness of clamor—where every human heart is besieged by ceaseless noise, as though the very air conspires to drown our thoughts—I have discovered an unexpected bastion of tranquility: the Jabra Evolve2 65 MS Wireless Headphones, wrought in solemn black and endowed with a calm authority that recalls a thundercloud holding its breath above the moors. To place them over one’s ears is to step into another realm, where the world’s relentless din fades as gently as mist thinning at dawn. Their passive noise cancelling does not rage or roar; it hushes with the steady confidence of a guardian who needs no violence to maintain peace. How rare, how precious, such serenity in an age of perpetual tumult. The wireless design, tethered only by invisible currents, grants the listener a sense of wandering freedom—a sensation I liken to striding across open heaths, unbound by walls or wires. The Link380c companion, discreet and faithful, ensures connection with a reliability that would shame many a human vow. In music, the headphones reveal a realm deep and stirring, each note blooming like heather in unexpected places, carrying the listener through valleys of melancholy and exhilaration alike. In conversation, their clarity renders every word crisp, as if spoken beside a quiet fire rather than through the frantic ether of modern communication. That they endure for thirty-seven hours without pleading for charge is nothing short of miraculous; they seem powered by the same inexhaustible spirit that drives the winds themselves. If one seeks refuge from noise, or a conduit through which thought and melody may flow undisturbed, let it be these Jabra Evolve2 65 headphones. They are not mere devices—they are sanctuaries of sound, steadfast against the world’s unending storm.

Overall, I wish I needed to buy another one of these. I recommend this to YOU, to my friend and family, and especially to my coworkers. I am happy with all aspects of this headset: the ease to buy on amazon, the fast shipping, the secure packaging, the simple straightforward instructions, the almost plug and play installation of the hardware and software. I wear it for nine hours a day, and the comfort is outstanding. At certain times I would forget I was wearing it if I wasn’t on a call. None of the people I spoke to on the headset could hear my music playing and to test it out I turned it up to what I thought was pretty loud (probably not loud) and they couldn’t hear it. Noise cancellation hard at work. I was able to hear and be heard without issue. The one time I thought I had a staticky connection, we determined that I was on speaker phone and the issue was their phone and not mine. The moment I was off speakerphone the other people I was talking to was crystal clear. I bought this headset because I was sorely disappointed with my last headset. This eclipses that Logitech 933 (beware). The battery life is extraordinary, I mean after nine hours it was still only at 95%. That’s my number one concern and why I am a fan of Jabra now. Update. Five weeks later. Best headset ever, and I’ve had at least eight. I can pair the headset with my PC and make and receive calls: crystal quality even on the third floor. Seriously. Better than all that, I can also pair this headset with my iPhone or iPad while still connected to my PC and listen to audiobooks and podcasts between calls. So I can work and entertain myself simultaneously while still only using about 20% of my battery after a nine hour day. Buy this and nothing else.

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.

TLDR; Overall, I really like these headphones (Jabra Evolve2 65). Good sound, good microphone, comfortable for several hours. (I am working from home, with lots of on-line meetings and calls.) Battery life will go a week+ for my "normal" 2-3 hours of meetings per day, and 3+ days for when I am online 6-8 hours per day. Voices on calls are very clear. Music sounds good, decent bass, but they are not bass booming headphones. The headphones will block some ambient noise, but not a lot. I have them connected to both my PC and my phone at the same time, and it all works well. Only duel connect issue I have is if I am in a PC meeting, and my phone rings, the headphones auto-transfer to the phone and drop the meeting. After then phone call is ignored, the headphones auto-connect back to the meeting with no issue, so good job there, Jabra. I only have 2 minor complaints - first is that the sound (volume) will "ramp" in when you start a call/video/song. This takes maybe 2 seconds, and prevents loud sound shock, but it also means if you are not in a call, and your PC / Phone has a notification, you won't hear it, as most notification sounds are too short for the volume ramp. Second issue is that for long days wearing the headphones - +6 hours, they start to squeeze my ears - it would be nice if the tension was adjustable. Minor, as most days I am not wearing them all day, but if you do, and have a bog head, this could be an issue. Overall, a solid 4 starts. If there was a way to disable the volume ramp, I would give it 5 stars - as this issue as caused me to miss some chat-with-boss notifications...

My Poly Focus 4320 (which I have on 8+ hours/day) worked ok for a couple of years, but the mic started failing, so I went looking for a replacement. The sound was decent, the mic did a good job of blocking out external noise, and it was pretty comfortable. But the Mute button NEVER worked. Which annoyed the hell out of me, because the whole point of having a wireless headset is to be able to walk around! My colleague has used lots of Jabra products, and recommended this. Objectively, this is a good-looking headset (I think better-looking than the Poly). And the "raise boom to mute" actually works!! BUT... and oh there are so many BUTs: - It doesn't automatically switch audio devices on my Macbook M3 Max when I turn it on. - The "dual device connection" feature is horrible; keeps telling me I have "2 devices connected...1 device connected...2 devices connected...1 device connected..." every 15 seconds. - The sound output is HORRENDOUS. I turn on Apple Music and the output is tinnier than an AM radio. (side note, I am in the process of returning this, but in the meantime, I got an Evolve2 75 -- which at this time is only a few bucks more -- and compared the audio. Music sounded 10,000x better) But here's the big kicker... There are 2 different versions... The UC (universal) version and the MS (Microsoft Teams) version. I ordered and paid for the UC version ($40 more!!)... Well they sent me the cheaper MS version... but with a sticker over the MS version label that said "UC"!! I tried peeling off the top label to show the full product number, but it won't come off in one piece (though you can see the "MS" label right under it). Regardless, the headset inside is the MS version...you can tell because of the Teams logo on the button! So tldr; If you bought the UC version, CHECK YOUR PRODUCT!! They may have cheated you. And it's not like the MS Teams version works better; I use Teams all day long, and it did not work differently. In fact, it worked worse... When I had to join a couple of Zoom calls, I had to manually switch audio devices in the meeting.

These are great and work perfect for me as I work from home. I have them one for over 9 hours per day because I work 4 days out of the week. Normally, I have to charge them by day 3 but I do it overnight so on day 4 it's ready to go. They are comfortable, work perfect with my work computer program, and they do have noise canceling feature, mute, controlled volume buttons, it also lights up. It auto shuts off after 2 hours if it doesn’t detect a call. I would definitely buy them again.

I recently purchased the Jabra Evolve2 65 MS Wireless Headphones, and I must say, they have exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I put them on, I knew I made the right choice. Let me share with you why these headphones deserve a solid five-star rating. First and foremost, the sound quality is exceptional. The Evolve2 65 MS delivers crystal-clear audio, with rich bass and well-balanced highs and lows. Whether I'm listening to music, watching movies, or engaging in conference calls, every detail is brought to life, immersing me in a truly captivating audio experience. Comfort is another area where these headphones truly shine. The plush memory foam ear cushions provide a perfect fit, enabling me to wear them for hours on end without any discomfort. The adjustable headband ensures a secure and personalized fit, catering to different head sizes and shapes. I appreciate the lightweight design, as it doesn't put unnecessary pressure on my head and neck, allowing me to focus on whatever I'm doing. The wireless connectivity of the Evolve2 65 MS is flawless. The Bluetooth 5.0 technology ensures a stable and reliable connection, free from any annoying interruptions. I can move around my workspace freely, up to an impressive 100 feet away from the paired device, without worrying about losing connectivity. The headset also boasts an impressive battery life, providing up to 37 hours of talk time and up to 30 hours of music playback on a single charge. This means I can use them throughout the day without constantly searching for a power outlet. The built-in microphone is another standout feature of these headphones. The noise-canceling technology effectively blocks out background noise, ensuring crystal-clear voice transmission during calls. Whether I'm in a busy café or a noisy office, my voice comes through loud and clear, enhancing the quality of my conversations. Lastly, the Jabra Evolve2 65 MS comes with a range of convenient features. The intuitive controls on the earcups allow me to adjust volume, skip tracks, and answer calls with ease. The headset also integrates seamlessly with various communication platforms, ensuring compatibility and smooth operation across different devices and applications. In conclusion, the Jabra Evolve2 65 MS Wireless Headphones are a top-notch choice for anyone seeking exceptional sound quality, comfort, and convenience. The attention to detail in both design and function is evident, making these headphones a true pleasure to use. I wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone in need of a reliable and high-performing headset.

I'm trying to upgrade from my old Jabra 20 basic set. Tried the E2 65s which are a MUCH better product than the 75s for calls in a noisy environment but returned bc they hurt my head after a hour. E2 75s are more comfortable but VERY poor mic and sound environments for calls. We did a comparison call and my 5-year old $65 Jabra 20s held together with tape and clips picked up NONE of my toddler's noises from two rooms over thru solid doors. The 65s apparently sounded like she was talking directly into the mic! This is apparently a common complaint and should've checked reddit reviews first... Very, very poor design... I was able connect to my laptop with dongle and Bluetooth easily, and via dongle on my phone, but it REFUSED to connect to my Pixel 8 Pro over Bluetooth. Speakers are very good quality for music, but I bought these primarily for work calls and unfortunately the PASSIVE noise cancelation is absolute garbage. You start a call and it's like your ears clear of water and you can hear EVERY. NOISE. IN. YOUR. HOUSE. With music, you feel isolated but it enters transparency mode for calls which is a catastrophic design choice and an absolute deal breaker. These flops are going back too. The E2 75s are apparently the model if you want wireless and good ACTIVE noise cancelation, but given their nearly $300 price tag, recent price cuts for premium competitors, and these negative experiences with their "higher end" models, my 15 year loyalty to Jabra has come to an end. I'm gonna try to build Momentum 4 another instead.