Jabra Evolve2 30 UC Wired Headset, USB-C, Mono, Black – Lightweight, Portable Telephone Headset with 2 Built-in Microphones – Work Headset with Superior Audio and Reliable Comfort

Over the years, I've used a lot of headsets both cheap and expensive.I bought this for two purposes: meetings and music during the workday. I'm using this headset a good 40 - 45 hours a week and regularly traveling between home and work with it in my standard kit.For the meetings case, it works spectacularly. Good quality audio and microphone, better than any other headset I've used in terms of microphone. It might not filter out the sounds of a jackhammer or a rifle range or something like that, but it certainly will cope with people talking and typing within ear shot. Having one or two zoom meetings every day, I greatly appreciate the microphone! Sound quality is great for meetings where people talk. Can't speak for meetings that involve multimedia content production instead of conversations and screen shares. Simply swinging the mic boom up and down is enough for what I need, so no real need to putz with the buttons.For the music case, it works well enough for my ears. No complaints. It's not going to compete with over the ear cans, but good quality audio and quite comfortable. Especially if you find yourself having to get up every few hours. If you're not an audiophile or trying to make your brain shake from the bass, I don't think anyone should complain about the sound quality. Maybe get something different if you're running a digital audio workstation instead of enjoying tunes.The included travel bag is also pretty nice. I can easily wrap the cable around the headset, slide it into the bag, and toss it into my backpack. Keeps it nice and protected, and no worries about the cable getting lose in my bag.For about $100, it's pretty darn good. If I was to change anything, I would replace the typical plastic insulated cable with a braided nylon for the tangle free. Like really, that's the only thing I can belly ache about, lol. It's quite common for the cable to get a bit of loop or tangle somewhere between my laptop and my head, but that's going to happen with *any* standard cable. On the positive side, it's available in either USB-C or USB-A which is quite nice.

Great audio and quality. Love to have an ear free just to be more aware around the office. It's also very lite which allows for extended periods.I like to use it while gaming just for the Discord chat and have the game music through my speakers so the mute when raising it up is a pretty sweet feature.Overall, great headset.

I bought these for my job. I do captioning and I have to have excellent sound quality to hear and excellent microphone quality to upload dictation. This headset has provided those for me. It is also comfortable to wear all day long. I don't have any irritation or pain from this headset at all, and I get headaches very easily. The only thing I don't like is that the volume buttons are on the right earpiece. My previous headset had controls along the cord which I preferred. I also preferred the microphone to be on the left, while with this headset it is on the right. I have gotten used to the microphone placement but I still don't like the volume controls on the right earpiece. There are times I press the earpiece to my ear when I can't hear something well and I accidentally hit mute or a volume button - it's very frustrating. That's the reason I took a star off. I still decided to keep this headset because of the sound and microphone quality being so much better than the others I have tried.

This is my first USB C headphone and it has additional features. It verbally alerts you and has several controls on the headphone itself. I really like the quality sound and noise limiting features on the mic.

Do NOT BUY - doesn't work with google meet. just a constant humming sound that cannot be fixed regardless of settings, I spent about an hour trying to fix and realised the device is simply poor quality and cannot be relied upon. I run MacOS and bought the USBC Jabra headset. Go to a different brand.

As others have said, the cord is short. Like annoyingly short-- anytime I leaned back in my chair I risked pulling the cord out of the dock or yanking the laptop onto the floor. I also found that I didn't like the single earpad, which is really thick, and while it's not uncomfortable, it just feels weird with this big fat donut on the side of your head.

I recently purchased this headset and it has been a game-changer for my remote work setup. The headset is incredibly lightweight, making it comfortable to wear for extended periods. The mono design allows me to stay aware of my surroundings while still focusing on calls and meetings. The sound quality is crystal clear, and the noise-cancelling microphone ensures that I'm heard clearly on the other end. Overall, this headset has significantly improved my work-from-home experience. Highly recommend it!

The mic arm rotates all the way around and I have no trouble adjusting the headset to work on either my left or right ear. (Mentioning this because I noticed a number of reviews complaining that this wasn't possible; perhaps they were for a different model.)Since this is a mono headset, the headband has a speaker for one ear on one side, and on the other side a small piece that just rests on your head to hold the headset on. I find the arrangement comfortable and secure. My one minor issue, as someone with long hair, is that that piece tends to get tangled in my hair a little, so it can takes a few seconds to remove. Not a big deal for my purposes, might be annoying if I was putting it on and taking it off frequently.