JabraEvolve2 True Wireless in-Ear Bluetooth Earbuds with Wireless Charging Pad - Active Noise Cancellation, MultiSensor Voice Technology - MS Teams Certified, Works with All Other Platforms - BlackTCO CertifiedTCO CertifiedTCO CertifiedTCO Certified

Title: A Game-Changer for Productivity and Style: Jabra Evolve2 Earbuds ReviewReview:I recently had the opportunity to try out the Jabra Evolve2 Earbuds, and I must say, they have significantly enhanced my productivity during Microsoft Teams meetings. As someone who spends a lot of time on virtual calls, I needed a reliable pair of wireless earbuds that would allow me to move freely around my apartment. The Evolve2 Earbuds not only met my expectations but exceeded them in several key areas.One of the standout features of these earbuds is the ability to mute myself with a simple press on the left earbud. This feature eliminates the hassle of finding and pressing a key on my computer, enabling me to mute and unmute effortlessly during important discussions. It's a small convenience that makes a world of difference in terms of efficiency.Furthermore, the Jabra Evolve2 Earbuds excel in terms of aesthetics. When I'm on camera, I no longer need to wear an unsightly headset that can detract from my appearance. The sleek and minimal design of these earbuds allows me to maintain a professional look while still enjoying crystal-clear audio.Speaking of audio quality, I was thoroughly impressed by the call clarity provided by these earbuds. The noise cancellation technology effectively filters out ambient noise, ensuring that I can focus on the conversation without distractions. While it may not completely block out extremely noisy environments, it performs exceptionally well in most typical settings.The inclusion of a dedicated dongle designed specifically for Microsoft Teams is a notable advantage. By connecting through the dongle rather than relying on the computer's built-in Bluetooth, the earbuds offer a more stable and reliable connection. I appreciate that the dongle is available in both USB-A and USB-C options, catering to a range of devices. As a MacBook Pro user, the USB-C dongle works seamlessly with my laptop, providing a hassle-free experience.Lastly, I want to disclose that this review was written with the assistance of AI. While the AI helps to formulate the review, the opinions expressed here are genuine and based on my personal experience with the Jabra Evolve2 Earbuds.In conclusion, the Jabra Evolve2 Earbuds have proven to be a game-changer for my productivity and style during Microsoft Teams meetings. With convenient mute functionality, an attractive design, reliable noise cancellation, and excellent call quality, these earbuds have become an indispensable tool in my daily work routine. If you're seeking a wireless earbud solution for virtual meetings, I highly recommend considering the Jabra Evolve2 Earbuds as your go-to option.

After 2 or 23 weeks of use feel can comment on these. First off my use case is for Teams on my laptop almost exclusively and I use the dongle to connect. With that use case in mind, they work very well. Easily able to switch between the PC or phone when both connected. Note that they only disconnect from the laptop when you pull the dongle (several times had them out and tried to join a call with no audio until I realized what was going on…100% user error). I leave the dongle on the laptop all the time and no issue connecting when booting up.They aren’t the most comfortable but stay in my ears. Went to a smaller ear tip so not fully isolated but couldn’t stand hearing myself when had the full isolation on the bigger tips. With the anc turned on still pretty quiet even with the loose seal.People report no problem with my voice quality and don’t get complaints of background noise but havent used in a loud environment yet.If you want wireless buds for teams use on a pc, these are your product. No screwing around with BT settings etc. Plug in the dongle and good to go. Want good sound for music for your phone look elsehwhere as this isn’t their intended use.

I have been a Jabra user for over 5 years, solely on their Evolve and Evolve2 lines. When my Evolve 75e finally died, I looked at the Evolve2 Buds (I already own the Evolve2 85) because I wanted something portable and easy to carry around.I had high hopes for the E2Buds, but after numerous complaints on calls that my voice couldn’t be heard and that there was too much background noise, I started doing more research and found the consumer grade version Elite 10.The Elite 10s are an upgrade over the E2Buds and should frankly just replace them. On call and recording tests, they outperformed on voice clarity and noise suppression while the E2Buds were frankly garbage. One should already expect degraded noise suppression on buds as they lack a boom arm and are too small to fit all the tech needed, but the E2Buds were so far away from being what I’d expect from Jabra. The Elite 10s do a good job of blocking out 90% of regular background noise such as conversations and ambient noise. The E2Buds which market themselves as professional grade absolutely do not.If you’re look at these because you thought they were Jabra’s best earbuds, look at the Elite 10s instead. It also appears they’re supporting the Elite 10s more because the E2Buds are still on firmware 1.something but the Elite 10s are on 3.something as of the date of this review.

I replaced my older "around the neck" Jabra headset with these and am pretty happy. The sound for meetings is good, the mic is not very strong. Your voice is quite tinny, I ended up using a desk mic instead and just use these for earphones.

Using these on PC with Teams, sometimes the USB dongle powers down and stays that way when your computer sleeps and doesn't come back until you plug/unplug it, sometimes the headset remains stubbornly muted no matter what you do. Sometimes sound just won't come out for no obvious reason until you again unplug / plug. Disable the Teams integration and things work a little better, but still very flakey, and isn't Teams the whole point of these things?Sound is fine, but there are -much- cheaper headphones that work much better.

These do the job for office meetings and integrate with teams better than my airpods, however the sound quality is not as good as my airpods and the fit is pretty rough. I have had these fall out of my ears multiple times. If I want to listen to something while I eat, I just put my airpods in as these will fall right out. The fit options aren't very good and they are just not as comfortable as my airpods.Other than that, the app is good and the functionality and support is great. I just don't think these live up to the price point for the issues mentioned.