Jabra Evolve 20SE UC Stereo

Excellent product

So far, I have been very happy with the Jabra Evolve 20SE UC Stereo headset. Even though it doesn't have padding for the headband, I don't find it uncomfortable. You can buy adhesive padding to add and it isn't too expensive. The sound quality is perfectly adequate for me. I can hear easily. and no one has complained about not being able to hear me or that there is static or interference. Turning the sound up and down is simple also.I use it for work--mostly once a week virtual meetings and sometimes other ad hoc meetings or training. The headset worked well with my laptop docking station that has a USB port. It was plug and play with no issues.I think it is a good basic product for the relatively small amount I paid. Anyone who wants a luxury headset will spend at least 4X the amount.

this thing is not what the reviews claim it to be. The headset is cheaply made, and as soon as I stretched it over my big head the side cracked. I guess I have too big of brain, - wife does not agree. sorry but I am not a fan .

I bought this product for work over 1.5 years ago at around 5.4K.Pros:> It's still working (barely) after 1.5 years of pretty consistent use.> Surrounding noise cancellation is ok.Cons:> The cord quality seems cheaper than something worth 1/10th the price.> The covers on the earpads are not even slightly sweat resistant & started falling apart within a year despite using it with great caution.> The audio output quality (for voice) is ok but very low. For most online videos you have the crank the volume up to 75-80% on the laptop. But, while on teams calls, anything below 90% is very difficult to hear. For reference, a very ordinary earphone (from boat) with 3.5mm jack on the same machine would do the same job at 40% of the volume. Do note that this headphone used to be slightly better when it was newer.> The audio output quality for music etc. is... don't bother.> The earlier point may have something to do with it being a usb-2 device (not usb-3). For this price that's unbelievably bad.> I have almost never used the attached giant switch for volume up/down/mute etc buttons since it's pointless. There is no reason using it if you are already in front of your screen. And since it has usb-a port it cannot be used with mobile devices (realistically).It's an extremely overpriced & underperforming product from Jabra, just like everything else in their portfolio.If you get it for free then it's fine, but please do not spend your own money on it.