Отзывы о Беспроводная компьютерная гарнитура Jabra Evolve2 85 Link380c UC Stereo Stand
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*Плюсы и минусы, которые пользователи называют чаще всего на основе практического опыта использования.
- Отличный микрофон с функцией отключения:
- Микрофон обеспечивает четкую передачу голоса, что высоко оценивают пользователи для звонков.
- Возможность быстрого отключения микрофона добавляет удобства в использовании.
- Упомянуто несколькими пользователями как ключевой плюс для профессионального общения.
- Качественный звук и шумоподавление:
- Звук воспроизводится чисто и объемно, подходя для прослушивания и разговоров.
- Режимы шумоподавления эффективно блокируют фоновый шум, улучшая ясность связи.
- Несколько отзывов подчеркивают это как преимущество для работы в шумных условиях.
- Устойчивая беспроводная связь:
- Стабильное соединение без прерываний, что важно для длительных звонков.
- В комплекте USB-приемник для устройств без Bluetooth, расширяя совместимость.
- Пользователи отмечают надежность подключения к компьютерам и телефонам.
- Высокое качество сборки и материалов:
- Прочная конструкция с приятными на ощупь материалами, обеспечивающими долговечность.
- Отзывы хвалят общую сборку как премиум-класса.
- Это влияет на комфорт при повседневном использовании без быстрого износа.
- Удобная посадка для большинства пользователей:
- Гарнитура комфортно сидит на голове, не вызывая дискомфорта во время ношения.
- Регулируемая дужка подходит для стандартных размеров головы.
- Несколько пользователей подтверждают удобство для длительных сессий.
Минусы по отзывам пользователей - О чем стоит задуматься перед покупкой:
- Большой размер и вес конструкции:
- Гарнитура кажется громоздкой для людей с маленькой головой (размер 56), требуя минимальной регулировки дужки.
- Тяжесть ощущается при длительном ношении, что может утомлять.
- Это минус, упомянутый пользователями с нестандартными пропорциями головы, влияя на комфорт.
- Возможные проблемы с комплектацией:
- В одном случае гарнитура прибыла без док-станции, указанной в описании (link380c uc stereo stand).
- Это вызвало неудобства, хотя вопрос был решен заменой.
- Хотя это единичный случай, оно подчеркивает важность проверки комплекта при покупке.
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sam
07.01.2021
10/10
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Великолепно
I got the Jabra Evolve2 85 headphones to use while I work. I need a high quality headset with top-notch audio so that I can be heard clearly on work meetings, and when meetings are done, I want to be able to listen to music or whatever else and have it sound great. Some background that is relevant: I am a headphone junkie, and also an "office headset" junkie, and I have had the opportunity to own or use many high end headphones/headsets that would be competitors to these. Some wireless headphones I own: Sony WH-1000MX2 and the Drop x THX Panda Wireless Headphones, and some wireless headsets I own are the Jabra Evolve2 65, and Plantronics Voyager Focus UC.
The Jabra Evolve2 85 headphones are packed in a nice looking retail box without too many frills. The box includes a hard-shell zippered carrying case that feels leather. Inside the case are the headphones, a 3.5mm headphone cord (for the times you can't use bluetooth), a headphone adapter for a plane, and a small USB bluetooth adapter so you can connect these to a computer.
The aesthetic of these headphones is very similar to the Sony's. They are all black and gray, they look sleek and professional. Very impressive.
They have big, soft ear cups that go over the ear. The headband is also cushioned nicely. Overall they fit nice and are comfortable to wear. I have worn them for hours at a time and don't really find them to be fatiguing.
I paired these with my phone easily and have been very pleased and surprised with the sound quality. They're every bit as good as the Sony's for music. The noise canceling is on-par with the best out there as well. There's a button on the side of the left ear-cup that you can use to toggle between noise canceling being on, off, or "HearThrough" mode.
There are a lot of nice little touches with these, like for instance if you're listening to music and you take the headphones off, they automatically pause the music.
One thing I was worried about with these was the microphone. It folds up into the right ear-cup. You can just pull it down to use it. It is not adjustable very much (you can't extend the mic to be longer, for instance), but fortunately for me I don't have a need to adjust it. I was worried about the mic, but it works just fine. This is where the Jabra has a massive advantage over headphones like the Sony - those headphones suck for calls. The Jabra ones are fantastic.
I would encourage anyone who gets these headphones to get the Jabra Sound+ app on their mobile device. It's actually a surprisingly nice app, and gives you a lot of control over how the headphones work. You can access an equalizer, music presets (options like bass boost, speech, etc). You can also update your headphones wirelessly through this app.
If you want a great quality pair of headphones for music, while also being top-notch for audio quality on calls, these are a great option. I no longer feel the need to have a pair of music headphones and another headset for calls when I'm working.
Pros:
- Comfortable
- Sound great for music
- Battery life is incredible
- Mic is great quality for calls
- They look professional but also not like they only belong in an office
- Integrates with MS Teams - you can have the headphones display a "busy" light when you're in a Teams meeting or reflect your status. Pretty cool! Control how this works in the Jabra Sound+ app.
Cons:
- Mic works for me but isn't as adjustable as some other dedicated office headsets
I think if you are strictly going for music sound quality there are some better options like the Drop x THX Panda headphones. If you're strictly going to use it for phone calls and not music, there are also better options (Plantronics Voyager Focus UC). But in terms of a total package that is great for both music and calls, without any significant compromises, these headphones from Jabra are tough to beat.
The Jabra Evolve2 85 headphones are packed in a nice looking retail box without too many frills. The box includes a hard-shell zippered carrying case that feels leather. Inside the case are the headphones, a 3.5mm headphone cord (for the times you can't use bluetooth), a headphone adapter for a plane, and a small USB bluetooth adapter so you can connect these to a computer.
The aesthetic of these headphones is very similar to the Sony's. They are all black and gray, they look sleek and professional. Very impressive.
They have big, soft ear cups that go over the ear. The headband is also cushioned nicely. Overall they fit nice and are comfortable to wear. I have worn them for hours at a time and don't really find them to be fatiguing.
I paired these with my phone easily and have been very pleased and surprised with the sound quality. They're every bit as good as the Sony's for music. The noise canceling is on-par with the best out there as well. There's a button on the side of the left ear-cup that you can use to toggle between noise canceling being on, off, or "HearThrough" mode.
There are a lot of nice little touches with these, like for instance if you're listening to music and you take the headphones off, they automatically pause the music.
One thing I was worried about with these was the microphone. It folds up into the right ear-cup. You can just pull it down to use it. It is not adjustable very much (you can't extend the mic to be longer, for instance), but fortunately for me I don't have a need to adjust it. I was worried about the mic, but it works just fine. This is where the Jabra has a massive advantage over headphones like the Sony - those headphones suck for calls. The Jabra ones are fantastic.
I would encourage anyone who gets these headphones to get the Jabra Sound+ app on their mobile device. It's actually a surprisingly nice app, and gives you a lot of control over how the headphones work. You can access an equalizer, music presets (options like bass boost, speech, etc). You can also update your headphones wirelessly through this app.
If you want a great quality pair of headphones for music, while also being top-notch for audio quality on calls, these are a great option. I no longer feel the need to have a pair of music headphones and another headset for calls when I'm working.
Pros:
- Comfortable
- Sound great for music
- Battery life is incredible
- Mic is great quality for calls
- They look professional but also not like they only belong in an office
- Integrates with MS Teams - you can have the headphones display a "busy" light when you're in a Teams meeting or reflect your status. Pretty cool! Control how this works in the Jabra Sound+ app.
Cons:
- Mic works for me but isn't as adjustable as some other dedicated office headsets
I think if you are strictly going for music sound quality there are some better options like the Drop x THX Panda headphones. If you're strictly going to use it for phone calls and not music, there are also better options (Plantronics Voyager Focus UC). But in terms of a total package that is great for both music and calls, without any significant compromises, these headphones from Jabra are tough to beat.
Insomniak1
07.01.2021
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
The Evolve2 85 are claimed to be the top-of-the-line noise cancelling headphones for business and personal use. I was excited to give them a go since I have been working from home 90% of the time as most people nowadays. I do a lot of web conferencing and make calls all day using diverse software, including Cisco, Zendesk, Zoom, and MS Teams, which this headset is especially designed for.
The Evolve2 85s are nicely designed -certainly business casual. They are matte black with some graphite metal accents on the cups’ arms and swivels. The earcups are large, featuring 40mm speakers. The flexible headband features soft padding, but I wish it would have been a bit plusher. The earpads are made of memory foam covered by an exceptionally soft material. On the left earcup, you will find the power/pairing slider, USB-C port, 3.5mm jack, and the ANC on/off button. There is also some pogo power dots just in case you get the charging station. On the right side, you have the volume controls, mute/activate button, retractable boom mic as well as a big button on the side specifically made for MS Teams call features. Basically, you can control everything directly from the headset itself, which is handy.
Being that this are supposed to cover all the bases, there are several ways to connect them to your device(s). You can use Bluetooth 5.0, USB-A dongle, USB-C to USB-A cord, and with a 3.5mm analog. I ended up using the Bluetooth connection the most on my work PC. I did not experience any lag, drops, or connectivity issues -and I used them exclusively for a least a full work week, 8 hours a day. I had no complaints from anyone during conferencing or calls. That is the least I can expect from such a premium headset.
Since I wore them for hours at a time, I felt that they were very comfortable for the most part. I did have to adjust the headband a few times as it did cause some fatigue and slight discomfort on the top of my head after a while. The earpads were cool and did not make my ears hot or sweaty. This is a big plus.
The sound quality is decent out of the box. I would not go as far as saying it is audiophile quality, but pleasant. There is a slight emphasis on bass without getting too muddy. The mids are slightly pushed forward (to emphasize voice quality?) and the highs were clear without being piercing. There was good separation and OK soundstage. I would describe it as warm and comfortable. However, the sound can be customized further with the Jabra Sound+ app’s presets and full equalizer. The Evolve2 85s also feature an auto pause feature that if you take even one earcup off, the music will pause. When you put them back on, the music will continue.
Speaking of the Sound+ app, it provides the ability to tailor the ANC with presets called “Moments” as well as updating, and relaxation noises such as “ocean waves”, or “waterfall”. Nice when you just want to relax for a bit when writing those emails.
But what about call quality? Jabra claims that the 10 mics and boom mic are the best in the business. Well, I am happy to report that these headphones did not disappoint. I never had an issue where people could not hear or understand me. My voice came in full, especially when using the boom mic. Some said it was actually better than when using my USB-C dedicated microphone. I also tested the MS Teams features and they worked OK. I did experience some issues with the muting button and the dedicated button with recognizing some settings on the Jabra Direct PC app. By the way, that program is not as helpful as the mobile version, but it did not negatively affect my work experience. There is also a red light that comes on when you are on a call, which is nice for when I go back to my office. So far, while there were some ANC on/off weird issues, I am pleased with the functionality and consistency.
One great feature is the battery life. It is supposed to last for at least 37 hours. Once fully charged, I did not have to charge them again in a full work week. I even had 28% left for the weekend! Great Job Jabra.
The Evolve2 85s are certainly a premium headset, but are they worth the premium price tag? That depends. If you are looking for casual noise cancelling headphones with decent sound, good call quality, and some features, these are not for you. You can get the same or better listening experience with much less expensive headsets. However, if you are a professional that appreciates robust features and options, good sound, depends on web conferencing, multi-connectivity, call quality and reliability, and want to always stay connected and available -even when traveling, these may just be worth it.
The Evolve2 85s are nicely designed -certainly business casual. They are matte black with some graphite metal accents on the cups’ arms and swivels. The earcups are large, featuring 40mm speakers. The flexible headband features soft padding, but I wish it would have been a bit plusher. The earpads are made of memory foam covered by an exceptionally soft material. On the left earcup, you will find the power/pairing slider, USB-C port, 3.5mm jack, and the ANC on/off button. There is also some pogo power dots just in case you get the charging station. On the right side, you have the volume controls, mute/activate button, retractable boom mic as well as a big button on the side specifically made for MS Teams call features. Basically, you can control everything directly from the headset itself, which is handy.
Being that this are supposed to cover all the bases, there are several ways to connect them to your device(s). You can use Bluetooth 5.0, USB-A dongle, USB-C to USB-A cord, and with a 3.5mm analog. I ended up using the Bluetooth connection the most on my work PC. I did not experience any lag, drops, or connectivity issues -and I used them exclusively for a least a full work week, 8 hours a day. I had no complaints from anyone during conferencing or calls. That is the least I can expect from such a premium headset.
Since I wore them for hours at a time, I felt that they were very comfortable for the most part. I did have to adjust the headband a few times as it did cause some fatigue and slight discomfort on the top of my head after a while. The earpads were cool and did not make my ears hot or sweaty. This is a big plus.
The sound quality is decent out of the box. I would not go as far as saying it is audiophile quality, but pleasant. There is a slight emphasis on bass without getting too muddy. The mids are slightly pushed forward (to emphasize voice quality?) and the highs were clear without being piercing. There was good separation and OK soundstage. I would describe it as warm and comfortable. However, the sound can be customized further with the Jabra Sound+ app’s presets and full equalizer. The Evolve2 85s also feature an auto pause feature that if you take even one earcup off, the music will pause. When you put them back on, the music will continue.
Speaking of the Sound+ app, it provides the ability to tailor the ANC with presets called “Moments” as well as updating, and relaxation noises such as “ocean waves”, or “waterfall”. Nice when you just want to relax for a bit when writing those emails.
But what about call quality? Jabra claims that the 10 mics and boom mic are the best in the business. Well, I am happy to report that these headphones did not disappoint. I never had an issue where people could not hear or understand me. My voice came in full, especially when using the boom mic. Some said it was actually better than when using my USB-C dedicated microphone. I also tested the MS Teams features and they worked OK. I did experience some issues with the muting button and the dedicated button with recognizing some settings on the Jabra Direct PC app. By the way, that program is not as helpful as the mobile version, but it did not negatively affect my work experience. There is also a red light that comes on when you are on a call, which is nice for when I go back to my office. So far, while there were some ANC on/off weird issues, I am pleased with the functionality and consistency.
One great feature is the battery life. It is supposed to last for at least 37 hours. Once fully charged, I did not have to charge them again in a full work week. I even had 28% left for the weekend! Great Job Jabra.
The Evolve2 85s are certainly a premium headset, but are they worth the premium price tag? That depends. If you are looking for casual noise cancelling headphones with decent sound, good call quality, and some features, these are not for you. You can get the same or better listening experience with much less expensive headsets. However, if you are a professional that appreciates robust features and options, good sound, depends on web conferencing, multi-connectivity, call quality and reliability, and want to always stay connected and available -even when traveling, these may just be worth it.
Anthony Pantliano
07.01.2021
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
FAST FACTS:
PROS: Great audio quality, excellent voice pick-up, comfortable, great battery life, nicely made.
CONS: Less than premium materials.
DETAILED REVIEW:
Jabra's Evolve2 85 headphones are very nicely made and feel robust and high quality. The headband is densely padded as are the ear cups. The overall feel is premium... except for the plastics used at the hinge of the ear cups. That plastic feels a bit brittle and cheap. The included hard shell case is a nice touch and the headphones fold down compactly inside.
Connecting the headphones to your devices is straightforward. For my iMac I connected it using the included USB-A dongle and for my iPhone I used Bluetooth. Using the dongle on your computer instead of a direct Bluetooth connection allows you to download the companion software to your computer to tailor the headset. The software is easy to use and offers high customization levels. I am able to have the Jabra connect to both my iPhone and iMac simultaneously and switch between the two seamlessly. That way I can listen to my music and take personal call on my iPhone and take business calls and meetings on my iMac. Since I've been working from home, this has been great.
Speaking of working from home, the Jabra's active noise reduction is also excellent and allows me to effectively drown out the sounds of my toddler playing and the television, so I can concentrate. It also does a great job removing sounds like fans and refrigerators.
Sound quality is excellent, especially for a brand not necessarily associated with audio. I listened to a wide variety of musical genres, from pop, to classical, to country, to jazz, and all of them sounded great. Bass was strong, but not overwhelming. Vocals were warm and pleasant. Instruments were nicely isolated and the sound stage was wide. They don't sound quite as nice as my Dali headphones, but they give the Sony and Shure headphones a run for their money. I also use them to listen to podcasts and they work great for that as well.
Call quality is great. I can hear the caller clearly as can they me, even in less than ideal environments. They headphones also work well when using computer based call / meeting software such as GoToConnect. I love the fact that you can answer calls and mute yourself by raising and lowering the boom mic.
They are very comfortable. I can wear them for hours with little fatigue or pressure on my head. They do not interfere with my glasses and the ear cups rest on top of the glass's frames nicely.
Battery life is excellent and I only charge them every week or so despite using them for hours a day for five days a week. They charge quickly via USB-C.
All in all... you can't go wrong.
PROS: Great audio quality, excellent voice pick-up, comfortable, great battery life, nicely made.
CONS: Less than premium materials.
DETAILED REVIEW:
Jabra's Evolve2 85 headphones are very nicely made and feel robust and high quality. The headband is densely padded as are the ear cups. The overall feel is premium... except for the plastics used at the hinge of the ear cups. That plastic feels a bit brittle and cheap. The included hard shell case is a nice touch and the headphones fold down compactly inside.
Connecting the headphones to your devices is straightforward. For my iMac I connected it using the included USB-A dongle and for my iPhone I used Bluetooth. Using the dongle on your computer instead of a direct Bluetooth connection allows you to download the companion software to your computer to tailor the headset. The software is easy to use and offers high customization levels. I am able to have the Jabra connect to both my iPhone and iMac simultaneously and switch between the two seamlessly. That way I can listen to my music and take personal call on my iPhone and take business calls and meetings on my iMac. Since I've been working from home, this has been great.
Speaking of working from home, the Jabra's active noise reduction is also excellent and allows me to effectively drown out the sounds of my toddler playing and the television, so I can concentrate. It also does a great job removing sounds like fans and refrigerators.
Sound quality is excellent, especially for a brand not necessarily associated with audio. I listened to a wide variety of musical genres, from pop, to classical, to country, to jazz, and all of them sounded great. Bass was strong, but not overwhelming. Vocals were warm and pleasant. Instruments were nicely isolated and the sound stage was wide. They don't sound quite as nice as my Dali headphones, but they give the Sony and Shure headphones a run for their money. I also use them to listen to podcasts and they work great for that as well.
Call quality is great. I can hear the caller clearly as can they me, even in less than ideal environments. They headphones also work well when using computer based call / meeting software such as GoToConnect. I love the fact that you can answer calls and mute yourself by raising and lowering the boom mic.
They are very comfortable. I can wear them for hours with little fatigue or pressure on my head. They do not interfere with my glasses and the ear cups rest on top of the glass's frames nicely.
Battery life is excellent and I only charge them every week or so despite using them for hours a day for five days a week. They charge quickly via USB-C.
All in all... you can't go wrong.
JaysFan
07.01.2021
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I ordered the Jabra Evolve2 85 MS Wireless Headphones with Link380a, Stereo, Black – Wireless Bluetooth Headset to use for both work and recreation, and this headset does not disappoint. It delivers all around functionality for both calls/meetings, as well as just listening to music and enjoying movies and audio books on my own time. I think that this is a pricey headset, and for a reason. I don't need any other headphones or earbuds now that I've got this one (except for one small set of earbuds for working out.) It covers all my bases. Here are some of my thoughts after using this for some time:
Pros:
- incredibly comfortable to wear for long periods of time, even when I have my glasses on
- I love that the mic can be stowed away for when I just want to use this headset as headphones to listen to music
- crystal clear sound & communication on calls and amazing full audio spectrum for music
- fantastic noise cancellation, with the option to push a button to switch between noise cancellation (great focus and concentration blocking out background noises) and hear through, which is great for when I don't want to take off the headset but want more awareness of my surroundings
- red busy lights on exterior light up to indicate I'm in a meeting, which lets me spouse know not to interrupt or walk around behind my home “meeting” space
- good battery life (I have not tested it beyond 9 hours straight of use, but it is more than enough for the average work day)
- Microsoft Teams variant offers plug & play functionality with MS teams- dedicated MS teams button & no additional features set up required
- with multi-device support & included bluetooth dongle, I can connect to 2 devices at once: phone & pc. I work from home, work for myself, and ALSO have another at-home job that involves accepting phone calls from my phone, and also typed chat calls from my laptop on the same interface (one or the other at a time) and now I can walk around my house and do other things without carrying my devices all over the place for fear of missing an incoming call, as long as I'm wearing the headset in range of my devices- note for clarity: while the headset does connect to 2 devices at a time to receive calls, you cannot be listening to two simultaneous devices at once. So... you can only have the audio from one device at a time. One will be prioritized over the other
- great accessories kit including an in-flight travel adapter, and everything fits into the headphones protective carrying case
Cons:
- although I’ve not had any issues with anyone understanding me on the other end of calls, I don’t think that the sound quality coming from my mic is the best it could be considering the price of this headset and considering how close the microphone is to my mouth when in use, compared to with other headsets and earbuds. I have recorded my voice to the computer using the mic extended, and I don’t know what I was expecting… it was fine, but it didn’t blow me away or make the recorded audio sound like anything special beyond what I’d been using previously
- a bit bulky and not the most attractive headset as far as style goes, if you care about that
Overall, I’m extremely happy with this headset. It’s comfortable and the noise cancellation is fantastic. The battery lasts me all day, and I can put it on, forget about it, and just get my work done. I can also use this headset to enjoy music and media on my own time, and it’s perfect for travelling and airline use. The exterior busy lights are a plus, and I like that I can extend or stow the microphone as needed. Although this is a pricey headset, I think it’s worth it when I think about how much easier and more productive my days are compared to before I had this. It paid for itself very quickly with the work I was able to get done for clients, and the extra paid calls I no longer miss.
Pros:
- incredibly comfortable to wear for long periods of time, even when I have my glasses on
- I love that the mic can be stowed away for when I just want to use this headset as headphones to listen to music
- crystal clear sound & communication on calls and amazing full audio spectrum for music
- fantastic noise cancellation, with the option to push a button to switch between noise cancellation (great focus and concentration blocking out background noises) and hear through, which is great for when I don't want to take off the headset but want more awareness of my surroundings
- red busy lights on exterior light up to indicate I'm in a meeting, which lets me spouse know not to interrupt or walk around behind my home “meeting” space
- good battery life (I have not tested it beyond 9 hours straight of use, but it is more than enough for the average work day)
- Microsoft Teams variant offers plug & play functionality with MS teams- dedicated MS teams button & no additional features set up required
- with multi-device support & included bluetooth dongle, I can connect to 2 devices at once: phone & pc. I work from home, work for myself, and ALSO have another at-home job that involves accepting phone calls from my phone, and also typed chat calls from my laptop on the same interface (one or the other at a time) and now I can walk around my house and do other things without carrying my devices all over the place for fear of missing an incoming call, as long as I'm wearing the headset in range of my devices- note for clarity: while the headset does connect to 2 devices at a time to receive calls, you cannot be listening to two simultaneous devices at once. So... you can only have the audio from one device at a time. One will be prioritized over the other
- great accessories kit including an in-flight travel adapter, and everything fits into the headphones protective carrying case
Cons:
- although I’ve not had any issues with anyone understanding me on the other end of calls, I don’t think that the sound quality coming from my mic is the best it could be considering the price of this headset and considering how close the microphone is to my mouth when in use, compared to with other headsets and earbuds. I have recorded my voice to the computer using the mic extended, and I don’t know what I was expecting… it was fine, but it didn’t blow me away or make the recorded audio sound like anything special beyond what I’d been using previously
- a bit bulky and not the most attractive headset as far as style goes, if you care about that
Overall, I’m extremely happy with this headset. It’s comfortable and the noise cancellation is fantastic. The battery lasts me all day, and I can put it on, forget about it, and just get my work done. I can also use this headset to enjoy music and media on my own time, and it’s perfect for travelling and airline use. The exterior busy lights are a plus, and I like that I can extend or stow the microphone as needed. Although this is a pricey headset, I think it’s worth it when I think about how much easier and more productive my days are compared to before I had this. It paid for itself very quickly with the work I was able to get done for clients, and the extra paid calls I no longer miss.
Gen of North Coast Gardening
07.01.2021
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I've got a couple of Jabra products, and they impress me with their quality and attention to detail.
It starts at packaging. They come nicely packaged, but not excessively so. Packaging is recycled, and walks you through unboxing and functionality. There is a nice zippered case that the headphones fold up into. The button layout isn't bad, but could use just a bit more labeling on things like the volume buttons. They aren't entirely intuitive, with a column of three buttons, the top and bottoms being volume, while the middle is used for something else.
The headphones are a little smaller and lighter than I expected, but are still made of very nice materials. They have the feeling of a luxury item. Pairing was easy, and if you install the app, it will update firmware for you, walk you through all the functionality and allow you to set button and behavior options.
I keep expecting active noise cancellation in a modern, high end product like this to really silence the background. I'd say it does if you are already listening to something with a little volume, but it doesn't really 100% silence the background if you just want to silence the world and have some quiet. That said, it takes things down about 10 notches, which is enough to stop auditory overload if, like me, you are sensitive to having multiple streams of auditory input coming at you at once. After trying about five different noise canceling products in the last six months trying to find the best one, this definitely wins on the noise canceling front.
These headphones are optimized toward things like answering calls, but are very good for other uses as well. That said, I have a pair of Jabra's ANC earbuds, and I actually prefer them to these for near everything. They're smaller, less obtrusive, sound nearly as good, and are actually more comfortable.
It starts at packaging. They come nicely packaged, but not excessively so. Packaging is recycled, and walks you through unboxing and functionality. There is a nice zippered case that the headphones fold up into. The button layout isn't bad, but could use just a bit more labeling on things like the volume buttons. They aren't entirely intuitive, with a column of three buttons, the top and bottoms being volume, while the middle is used for something else.
The headphones are a little smaller and lighter than I expected, but are still made of very nice materials. They have the feeling of a luxury item. Pairing was easy, and if you install the app, it will update firmware for you, walk you through all the functionality and allow you to set button and behavior options.
I keep expecting active noise cancellation in a modern, high end product like this to really silence the background. I'd say it does if you are already listening to something with a little volume, but it doesn't really 100% silence the background if you just want to silence the world and have some quiet. That said, it takes things down about 10 notches, which is enough to stop auditory overload if, like me, you are sensitive to having multiple streams of auditory input coming at you at once. After trying about five different noise canceling products in the last six months trying to find the best one, this definitely wins on the noise canceling front.
These headphones are optimized toward things like answering calls, but are very good for other uses as well. That said, I have a pair of Jabra's ANC earbuds, and I actually prefer them to these for near everything. They're smaller, less obtrusive, sound nearly as good, and are actually more comfortable.
Scientist
07.01.2021
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
“Jabra Evolve2 85 MS Wireless Headphones with Link380a” is a good headphone but not super excellent in terms of audio quality.
After charing the headphones, I updated the firmware. It took about 15 minutes. The following review is based on the current firmware as of December 12, 2020.
What I liked:
- The accompanying smartphone app is one of the best I have seen. It has equalizer that changes headphones’ responses to different frequencies. Because the equalizer setting is stored in headphones themselves, you can use any music player and still have that effect. Not to mention, you can also adjust the strength of active noise cancellation, etc. This app has so many features, and they actually work.
- It has physical buttons for volume up/down and play/pause.
- Like Bose Quiet Comfort, it can connect to two devices at the same time.
- Long battery life and quick charging.
- Overall build quality and materials are good.
- The case is small thanks to cleaver folding mechanism.
- It comes with a dedicated Bluetooth adapter to take full advantage of call features.
What I didn’t like:
- Mid range can be clearer.
- Overall sound feels a bit coarse. This becomes noticeable when you turn up the volume. The sound starts to hurt ears instead of becoming more immersive.
- Noise cancellation is not as strong as Airpods Pro or Bose Quietcomfort. But it’s on par with other brands. It reduces noise levels relatively equally across all frequencies.
After charing the headphones, I updated the firmware. It took about 15 minutes. The following review is based on the current firmware as of December 12, 2020.
What I liked:
- The accompanying smartphone app is one of the best I have seen. It has equalizer that changes headphones’ responses to different frequencies. Because the equalizer setting is stored in headphones themselves, you can use any music player and still have that effect. Not to mention, you can also adjust the strength of active noise cancellation, etc. This app has so many features, and they actually work.
- It has physical buttons for volume up/down and play/pause.
- Like Bose Quiet Comfort, it can connect to two devices at the same time.
- Long battery life and quick charging.
- Overall build quality and materials are good.
- The case is small thanks to cleaver folding mechanism.
- It comes with a dedicated Bluetooth adapter to take full advantage of call features.
What I didn’t like:
- Mid range can be clearer.
- Overall sound feels a bit coarse. This becomes noticeable when you turn up the volume. The sound starts to hurt ears instead of becoming more immersive.
- Noise cancellation is not as strong as Airpods Pro or Bose Quietcomfort. But it’s on par with other brands. It reduces noise levels relatively equally across all frequencies.
New Jersey Foodies
07.01.2021
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I'm not a pro, and I don't know that much about headphones. It's going to take me awhile to figure out all the features. For now, I have them linked to just one device. What I like is that these Jabra Evolve2 85 MS Wireless Headphones with Link380a, Stereo were quick to set up and they are comfortable to wear. The noise cancellation is terrific. I've tried a lot of headphones and earphones (I don't like the tiny earbuds), but none of them feel right. So far, these feel fine. I've been able to wear them for hours without discomfort. That's enough right there. If I never use them to answer calls or do anything more, I'll already be happy.
I did struggle to locate the little USB connector. That small pocket holding it was a safe place for it, but I didn't notice it for a while. I also ordered the wrong one, so it's good that I have a USB-C to USB-A plug. I usually catch that, since it's prevented me from ordering so many other things. I already had a couple of the adapters in the house, knowing the need would arise at some point.
So, I'll keep playing with these and learn how to use more features. I am not someone who wears headphones non-stop, so I'm less worried about the battery life. I use them when other family members are trying to do work nearby. Two of them are working from home while I'm busy with my own activities. For now, I'm very happy with these headphones. They're the first really nice ones that I've ever had.
I did struggle to locate the little USB connector. That small pocket holding it was a safe place for it, but I didn't notice it for a while. I also ordered the wrong one, so it's good that I have a USB-C to USB-A plug. I usually catch that, since it's prevented me from ordering so many other things. I already had a couple of the adapters in the house, knowing the need would arise at some point.
So, I'll keep playing with these and learn how to use more features. I am not someone who wears headphones non-stop, so I'm less worried about the battery life. I use them when other family members are trying to do work nearby. Two of them are working from home while I'm busy with my own activities. For now, I'm very happy with these headphones. They're the first really nice ones that I've ever had.
Mubushir
07.01.2021
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
TL;DR:
Was on the fence about jabra evolve2 85 vs Sony wh 1000xm4 vs bose 700. Glad I bought this one.
Disclaimer: I've tested the Sony and bose for a day each and decided to return those and get the jabra. I've only been using the evolve2 85 for a week thus far.
Details:
Sound quality: Noise cancelling is on par with the sony and bose. With music on at 40% volume + ANC ON - I can't hear someone speaking infront of me. The bass and mids aren't as great on the jabra as the sony but I personally find it comparable to the bose.
Microphone: Hands down the best amongst the 3 with the boom mic. I primarily needed a new pair of headphones for work meetings and the jabra did not disappoint. Comparing mic quality it goes:
With the Boom mic the mic quality is slightly better than the iPhone mic (when you're holding the phone up to your ear).
Without the boom mic the mic quality is worse than the iPhone mic (when you're holding the phone up to your ear) BUT better than the iPhone mic when on speaker phone.
I would recommend for those looking for heavy usage in work meetings.
Comfort: I think this is the area that they can improve on. The earcups are a little too small for my taste. Of the 3, I think the Sony's were the most comfortable and the jabra was the least. That being said, by no means is the jabra uncomfortable (the sony and the bose are just more comfortable).
I'd say it's 4.5 stars (marking as 4 stars as there's no option for half stars)
Was on the fence about jabra evolve2 85 vs Sony wh 1000xm4 vs bose 700. Glad I bought this one.
Disclaimer: I've tested the Sony and bose for a day each and decided to return those and get the jabra. I've only been using the evolve2 85 for a week thus far.
Details:
Sound quality: Noise cancelling is on par with the sony and bose. With music on at 40% volume + ANC ON - I can't hear someone speaking infront of me. The bass and mids aren't as great on the jabra as the sony but I personally find it comparable to the bose.
Microphone: Hands down the best amongst the 3 with the boom mic. I primarily needed a new pair of headphones for work meetings and the jabra did not disappoint. Comparing mic quality it goes:
With the Boom mic the mic quality is slightly better than the iPhone mic (when you're holding the phone up to your ear).
Without the boom mic the mic quality is worse than the iPhone mic (when you're holding the phone up to your ear) BUT better than the iPhone mic when on speaker phone.
I would recommend for those looking for heavy usage in work meetings.
Comfort: I think this is the area that they can improve on. The earcups are a little too small for my taste. Of the 3, I think the Sony's were the most comfortable and the jabra was the least. That being said, by no means is the jabra uncomfortable (the sony and the bose are just more comfortable).
I'd say it's 4.5 stars (marking as 4 stars as there's no option for half stars)
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Характеристи Jabra Evolve2 85 Link380c UC Stereo Stand
| Основные параметры | |
| Максимальная воспроизводимая частота : | 20000 Гц |
| Система активного шумоподавления (ANC) : | да |
| Минимальная воспроизводимая частота : | 20 Гц |
| Чувствительность : | 117 дБ |
| Подключение | |
| Длина кабеля : | 1.2 м |
| Общие характеристики | |
| Тип : | беспроводные наушники |
| Конструкция : | полноразмерные |
| Беспроводные интерфейсы : | Bluetooth |
| Тип акустического оформления : | закрытые |
| Тип крепления : | оголовье |
| Комплектация : | Наушники, Зарядная база, Кабель в оплетке 3, 5 мм, Адаптер Bluetooth, Футляр для переноски, Адаптер для использования в самолете, Пользовательские документы |
| Особенности : | RGB подсветка, отключение микрофона, отсоединяемый кабель, регулировка громкости, шумоподавление |
| Комплектация : | Наушники, Зарядная база, Кабель в оплетке 3, 5 мм, Адаптер Bluetooth, Футляр для переноски, Адаптер для использования в самолете, Пользовательские документы |
| Вес : | 286 г |
| Комплектация : | Наушники, Зарядная база, Кабель в оплетке 3, 5 мм, Адаптер Bluetooth, Футляр для переноски, Адаптер для использования в самолете, Пользовательские документы |
| Версия Bluetooth : | 5.0 |
| Количество микрофонов : | 10 |
| Время работы : | 37 ч |
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