Jabra Engage 75 Wireless Headset, Mono – Telephone Headset with Industry-Leading Wireless Performance, Advanced Noise-Cancelling Microphone, Call Center Headset with All Day Battery Life

Since working from home is a thing, I needed something that allowed me to connect to my computer without a desk phone and this product was it. I use this with softwares like zoom, 8x8 and MS Teams! It's works great and the range is amazing. Although the price is high but definitely worth it! Another feature I liked was the ability to connect my personal cellphone and my work cellphone via Bluetooth. The only thing I dislike is that when you are on a call via Team and you get a cellphone call, sometimes it does not connect properly and you end up hanging up on the call and need to call back. But overall it was worth the purchase and would recommend it if you don't care about the price.

Very easy to connect and use.

Overall good product, although has compatibility issues with Avaya phones .

I'm a longtime GN Netcom user, and for several years, have been using the Jabra Pro 9470. In reading the reviews on the Engage, I was a bit nervous about the upgrade. But I wanted a headset for my home office, so I took the 9470 home and got the Engage for my main office. So far I'm really happy with it. It's MUCH better at handling my office phone and my cell phone at the same time. That feature still needs a bit of love - it currently defaults to making calls from the last connected device. I would prefer to have it default to making calls on my office phone. Still, I appreciate the fact that it's easy to answer whichever phone is ringing. Aside from that, the actual device is a really nice upgrade. I love that there is a built-in status light. So people can see that I'm talking when they walk into my room. The call quality remains unchanged (these are really the gold standard for headsets). The range seems unchanged from the 9470. The controls are the most welcomed change. The answer/hang-up button is easy and intuitive, and the mute button inspires confidence (something that didn't happen on the old version) I read reviews about comfort being an issue. But that didn't seem to impact me. It feels a bit different at first, but you quickly get used to it, and I find myself forgetting it's on - which to me is a sign that it's comfortable enough. Anyway, it might not be worth the quick upgrade. But if you have the need, it's still the best. Oh and for those that have never used a headset, and are wondering if this is worth the money - the answer is yes. People cannot tell that you're on a headset. But more than that, you aren't tethered to your desk phone. You have the freedom to multitask, even outside of your workspace. Depending on your desk phone, you can even answer it remotely. You may look a bit geeky. But for that minor inconvenience, you get ergonomics and freedom.

I've owned this headset for 2 years w/o any issues. The sound quality is great, set-up was easy, it stays fully charged the entire 8 hour work day and the mic boom mute is evrathang lol. My family knows when I'm on a call so there's no disturbance, but I have the convenience of quickly muting when needed. Noise cancelling seems to work (none of my customers have mentioned they can hear my tv/radio going in the background). It's backed up on my laptop so I can get software updates quickly. Also, it's very attractive looking. Unfortunately, today, when I lifted it up at the start my day, the headset fell apart in my hand. My 20 minute attempt to repair was unsuccessfull. Thankfully, I purchased the Asurion warranty...something I NEVER do. The Asurion agent I spoke with was thorough, friendly, provided me with free return shipping options and submitted my claim efficiently. I keep my older Jabra headset plugged and ready to go for situations like this. After two full years of complete inactivity, it too, works like a charm, but I can't wait for my Jabra Engage 75 to return to me, ready to go. Well worth the $308 price I paid in 2021.