Jabra Evolve 75 Stereo MS, Charging Stand & Link 370

I am a big fan of these earphones, the noise cancelling is excellent and we have tried them with two people in the same office on simultaneous zoom calls and the headset blocks out the other person’s noise about 90%.The only caveat I would say is that the frame is comparatively tight and after prolong wearing you do find a little bit of pressure/pain in the top of your ears if you’re prone to that.

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On peut le faire reconnaitre par 8 périphériques. Mais il ne peut se connecter qu'a 2 péripheriques simultanément.C est largement suffisant pour écouter de la musique et pouvoir répondre à des appels skype ou teams.Que dire de plus il s adapte à différentes morphologie de tête. J ai un tour de tête peu courant c est du 64.J ai eu l occasion de tester une communication dans une salle serveur. On n'entend aucun bruit exterieur et je ne sais dire si les 30 m de portée du dongle MS370 sont confirmés mais je fais largement le tour de ma maison.Ce qui permet de se dégourdir les jambes lors des journées de télétravail.Il tient 14h de charge sans la réduction de bruit enclenchée. Et nécessite une petite recharge pendant la pause repas si elle est activée.

If you're on conference calls for countless hours per day, often switching from office to mobile locations, this is the headset for you. Very comfortable, and more importantly incredible sound and performance. Two best tests I have experienced with this unit has been working at a busy (and loud) Starbucks one day - literally sitting under a speaker taking calls. Participants on the call couldn't hear anything except for my voice. I have also tested being on the headset and vacuuming (yes, vacuuming while on a call) - and participants didn't hear a thing.Even with a loud working area, you will enjoy the noise-cancelling feature of this headset allowing you to focus on your call.The only one call out would be is that I do find that they drain my iPhone's battery quicker than a more mobile-focused headset - but not by anything substantial.

Ok, so I've bought and used literally a dozen bluetooth headsets over the last year.I'm a software executive and I work remotely from Starbucks five days a week. I do multiple conference calls per day, and I've been searching for the perfect pair of headphones that let me listen to music between calls, and provide superior call audio for Skype, Go To Meeting and regular conference calls.This is the first pair of headphones that I've reviewed that can pass the test of the blender and coffee grinder along with the background conversation and Bob Marley playing at moderate volume in the background.I recorded a conference call just to be sure, and listened back to the audio. While there were times where you could hear "something" in the background, it was faint and distant, and if I was talking or if another caller was talking, you wouldn't be able to hear it.The battery life on these is great -- rated at ~ 13 hours of use, 30 hours of standby and they charge over micro-usb in about 3 hours.They pair with two devices at once, so you can use them for Skype on the PC and still take calls on your iPhone, for example, and not have to connect/reconnect between devices. That's a big plus.The magnetic boom-mic does a great job in picking up your voice and screening out background noise, and the active noise cancelation on the cans does a great job.Now, they don't have a good Mac app, and the Windows app corrupted my Parallels Windows 10 install. Coincidence? Maybe. So that's not great. Also, the sound profile is very bass-heavy for music, and I'm not a huge fan of on-ear headphones in general, but I prefer these to neck-bud style phones like the Jabra Evolve 75e.I got a good deal on these at Amazon, and I'm very satisfied so far. The build quality is "ok" and the comfort is par for the course for on-ear headphones in my experience. But they blow away everything I've tried in the "coffee house call quality" test, and that makes them a 5-star buy in my book.These might not be your main pair for everyday or on-the-go listening, but I'll keep them on and ready for calls alongside my Bowers and Wilkins P7's for music-only (don't even try to do calls on those... the lack of side-tone and mic quality is worse than two tin cans and a string).The Jabra Evolve 75's are well worth a listen.