Jabra HSC018W and ENDO40W Evolve 65 Wireless Stereo On Ear Headset, Black

I was looking for an easy solution to the challenge of working from home and in a noisy office connecting to multiple devices. Having tried other bluetooth headsets and air-pods over a period of time they all became very uncomfortable and had very little noise cancelling effectiveness making conversations in an open office a real challenge.Pro: Easy to connect, long battery life, very comfortable with quality ear cushions and soft + thick head-band, good sound and noise cancelling, easy to transport with no base station. Good distance on bluetooth. Overall equally as effective and comfortable as some other brands but without the cost and desk clutter.Con: Given the mouthpiece it does not fold flat and so is not the most space saving of headsets but its more of a desk and office than travel device.

A great little headset for use with Skype, Zoom, Teams on your laptop and via Bluetooth with your phone. Use either the USB cable, or the dedicated wireless dongle, to connect to your PC, and simultaneously you can connect via Bluetooth to your phone. Seems robust and well specified. The controls are comprehensive and easy to use, and the battery life is good too. So, for its intended purpose, I cannot fault it.Probably OK for casual background music while you work on that big spreadsheet but these are not "hi-fi" so don't expect them to double up as your main music 'phones.

A very good unit. Despite the fact that the instructions say that it won't, I have managed to pair it with bluetooth on both my laptop and my phone and it works perfectly. I'm using Linux so it doesn't fully integrate with apps like Teams or Zoom, however it does its job. You can hear people and people can hear you. If you run Linux, you will understand this.The little USB dongle works with my laptop, but as I found, it also works with bluetooth as well. Note that when using it for calls, it goes into mono mode. This is what it is supposed to do, probably because all the sound in Teams, Slack or Zoom is mono.

I have tried several solutions for video calls. Like many people I'm spending several hours a day on video calls. I own some Jabra Elite 85t in-ear buds and they are the best buds I've used (better than my 🍎) ones. Problem with ear buds, is due to the small size, they have a small battery and after an hour or so of calls, the quality would drop.These Evolve 75 are absolutely first class. Crystal clear quality both from my point of view and those talking to me, comfortable and the battery lasts all day. When I put them on in the morning after a charge, I'm reliable informed by them that they have 14 hours of battery. Even after heavy use, I've only ever heard it tell me that they still have 8 hours of battery.A great addition to these is the ANC which works well in an office.Another benefit is that you can listen to music played through your computer a the same time which can also be nice if you have a noisy office.So far I've only used them on a Windows (10 and 11) laptop but they work flawlessly.Bit more expensive than some, but they will do everything you need and do it very well.

Good overall headset, if not a little expensive. I spend most of the day on conf calls and find the battery needs charging every couple of days which is a pain. However it has good interaction with MS Teams and being able to pair with my iPhone too is a bonus. However be warned if you’re in a conf. Call and take a call on your mobile you cannot join the conf call again using the headset, this is annoying as you have to leave the call and rejoin. I also find the fit quite loose (even though I have a big head), if you bend down they will fall off. Sound quality is good from both ends.

It's a good headset, comfortable, practical and battery lasts a full working day easily, I would also even recommend it but only with the following caveats on it's mute features that I wish I'd known on purchase:The mute button requires you to hold down the volume down button for 2 seconds, as it is the single most used button on the headset, it would have been much, much better to have a single click instant action button somewhere, I wish I could map it to the main pickup call button!Also on the mute, it sorely needs a light on the end of the mic so you can quickly see if your muted or not, currently they have the light on the dongle... yeah the teeny one you plug into the laptop for wireless connection so you can sit on the toilet during those meetings.... it's such a pointless place to put the indicator and you have no other way to check if your muted away from your desk other than hold that button for 2 seconds.And finally, one last point on the mute, it announces mute/unmuted, so not only do you have to wait 2 seconds so preempt your turn to talk, but the voice speaks fairly loudly so you can't hear who's likely currently asking you something, so you either need to wait till they finish and make everyone wait 2 seconds, or miss the last few words they say, awful design.Otherwise, it's quality build and sound is good, no complaints there :)