Jabra Evolve2 30 SE USB-C, UC version Stereo

Bought these used from Amazon (for half the listed price). Played back recordings with these and 3 other headsets, incl 2 much dearer wireless ones from Jabra and Plantronics. These had the best sound. And they're comfy to wear. I use them for dictation with Dragon Naturally Speaking. A steal at the price.

Excellent for MS teams

It's incredibly easy to set up and works seamlessly on both Mac and PC. While the sound quality may not be top-notch, it's more than sufficient for comfortable conference calls. This is truly a plug-and-play device that delivers on its promise of hassle-free use. If you're in need of a reliable headset for your work-from-home setup, this is the one to get. Highly recommend!

Quality of sound is very good. It has only a tiny disadvantage that it has only C plug-in, so you require convertor to USB

VFM

I'm not sure what they were thinking at Jabra when pricing this headset. I have tried it and while other have heard me well the sound quality of the mic is very compressed and it's just something you get from mics costing £10. The headphone's sound quality is again tinny and it's only good for talking. I get it, it's designed for meetings, but for this much money I could buy much better headphones with better mic quality, much better sound quality...so when that meeting is over I can enjoy some music or something. And they wouldn't even look out of place in a meeting either. So I just don't understand the pricing. I'd probably use this if it cost £20. The buttons are good by the way, comfort is just average, something I would want to take off after an hour. The cable connection is usb-c so no jack or usb-a. If you have a newer computer or phone it's fine, for anything else you also need to buy an adapter. I'd buy something else entirely...

Use many hours during the day and they are very comfortable & light. Buttons need a while to get used to and raising the mic to mute; I like the voice announcing mute and unmute. Would recommend.

bought it so other voices in the room wouldn't be heard after seeing good reviews online. there were lots of issues right from the start that, after a quick search, seem to be plaguing jabra headsets.1.constant buzzing tone. turning side-tone off helped.2. some ppl say they can hear themselves. sometimes i can hear myself - very distracting when you're on a call.3. volume of the speakers is way too low. i can barely hear the other side. now imagine when you're not talking in a quiet room4. your own voice sounds unnatural, a bit robotic5. MS teams integration buttons often don't work. then you have to reset the headset via the app.good: other ppl talking, noises in the room are barely noticeable and it's very lightweightoverall: i regret not having returned them in time. not a good tool for a professional work environment