Jabra Evolve 65 UC Wireless Headset, Stereo – Includes Link 370 USB Adapter – Bluetooth Headset with Industry-Leading Wireless Performance, Passive Noise Cancellation, All Day Battery, Stereo Speaker

I have two of these for work. They are excellent. As long as you keep them charged the sound quality is superior. They are comfortable. The only time I've felt some discomfort is when I wear them nonstop for 8 hours during a remote deposition or meeting that goes all day. But there are adjustable, which helps. These are so good I bought a second pair to keep in my home office as well. The battery lasts a LONG time. Well worth the money.

Due to the current COVID-19 situation I have been WFH for a few months now. I spend a significant time of the day in attending meetings and video calls. This jabra wireless headset is a blessing. Sound quality is awesome. I checked with many of my colleagues and they confirmed that my voice comes crystal clear during the meeting. Battery life is great - one full charge lasts through 6 hrs of continuous meetings (I have not tried beyond that so I cannot confirm whether it will last 8-10 hrs). Pairing is super easy - my windows laptop sensed the Jabra 370 headsets as I plugged in the USB dongle. Two areas could have been better (given the price range of the product)1. I like to walk around sometimes and talk but I have received complaints that my voice is breaking off if I lose 'line of sight' between the headset and the USB dongle. This is not as powerful as the Apple AirPods which stays connected in amazing distance. You really have to be close to your laptop/computer so that others can get a clear voice of you. Note that you can still hear clearly of others - but others will hear a broken voice of you if you are away from your computer .2. The noise cancellation feature is not at per with some of the high end headsets. Even my Apple AirPod Pro does a much intelligent/smart noise cancellation compared to this headset whose price is very close to Apple AirPods Pro. I get all ambient noises during the call and it distracts me. If noise cancellation is an important feature for you then this is not your headset.

So overall I really like the headphones. The noise cancellation isn't perfect, but it definitely blocks a lot of sound. I work from home and have two small kids. The headphones block out most of the sound, enough for me to focus during meetings.I've also owned the Jabra 75, which is an upgrade in every sense. That being said, these are still fantastic. The frames are a little bit flimsy and I've noticed that the plastic has started breaking off, but otherwise the headphones hold up well.

I work from home. This was recommended by my company. It works great. Stays charged for a long time. Comfortable. The noise canceling feature is good. I've been using it for over 6 months now and it works great!

I just had my second pair of these break on me, both in the exact same way. Given what they cost, I would expect much better longevity. I will not be buying more of these.I work from home, and between regular teleconference calls and on-call support, I can spend a lot of time on the phone in a work week. These had become an indispensable part of my home office. The headphones are full range and clear, the microphone is very good. Nobody has trouble hearing or understanding me. Battery life is excellent, wireless range is very good. I thought that I'd found the perfect headphones.But they have a fatal flaw: they use a piece of plastic in a critical part that connects the earpieces to the headband. I'm not rough on my headsets...they live on a headphone stand when they're not on my head. They don't leave the house, they're pampered as much as could reasonably be expected. And yet, both of my pairs of these headphones have broken in the exact same way, right where the earpiece attaches to the headband. And once they break, they're not able to be repaired.I'm moving on from Jabra. I'll try Sennheiser and see if their offerings are built to last longer.

For three years, I’ve used this headset all day every day with my work laptop via the wireless dongle and with my phone and iPad via bluetooth. It’s comfortable and the mic and speakers are still working like new. Even padding on the ears is holding up very well - virtually no degradation at all to any mechanical/physical component. The fit is very comfortable. Although they’re pricey, I am very happy with them.

I bought it because I wanted a wireless headset mainly for meetings - but also for watching videos and music. Overall - for voice - it has a decent sound - does the job and works well. The mic does a decent job - but it really has to be right up on your mouth to work well. Music/video was alright - it wasn't anything special. Also - the battery progressively got worse and worse at holding a charge.... especially when on standby.However, after owning for just almost 1.5 years - the ratcheted adjustment for head depth broke on one side.... causing it to not have the natural "stops" that prevent it from going up or down... but also this side panel pops off half way when I try to adjust it. I can pop it back in place - but the problem repeats itself.If this was a $50 pair of headphones - I wouldn't feel so bad... However, I spent $200 on this piece of gear - and I really expected it to be more durable. It is not worth $200 for a year and a half of use (and actually only really limited to a few hours a day - and it was well taken care of.So it was decent while it was not broken - but too expensive to break beyond repair within about 4 months of getting outside of the one year warranty. Jabra either needs to make their expensive gear far more durable - or they need to extend the warranty so people don't feel taken advantage of.At this point - I wouldn't buy another Jabra device... and I can be pretty forgiving on this stuff. It just cost too much to have to purchase another one a bit over a year after purchasing it. There are options at 1/2 the price that are minimally as durable.