The Perfect Hybrid Working Companion - Jabra Evolve2 30 Headset Review - With Full Microphone Test

This is a full review of the Jabra Evolve2 30 Headset Microsoft Teams edition review.

The Jabra Evolve2 30 headset is a premium mid-market headset by Jabra and promises crystal clear audio alongside premium features such as audio pass-through, noise cancellation microphones and high quality materials.

Given the high comfort of the headphones and fantastic audio quality (helped by the 28mm drivers) you'll be as happy jumping on a 5 minute conference call as you would listening to music for hours.

The dual microphone system does a great job of reducing background noise, so these will be as effective in busy offices and call centres as they would be in your home office.

Watch the full review to get my complete view of this premium headset.

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[javiervc]

Can I use it on a PC where I cannot update or install any programs? Would it have all its functionality in terms of noise cancellation without downloading anything to the PC, just by connecting it?

[technicalfactgyan]

I purchased type usb A and my phone is type C so if i bought a otg A to C is it work

[maxsimes]

Hey good review. Does the mic on your model turn all the way to the other side so you can wear the mic on the left side?

[DPGEmilien]

Hey there. That was an extremely detailed review. I've been watching you for a while now. I've just got myself a new Jabra Connect 4h. I believe it's the exact same model, but am not sure why it's called differently. Do you have any info on that? :)

[DeSilsky]

Nice video as always, Christopher. I have a question: Do you know if Cambridge Audio is going to release a new Melomania line of earbuds? I am so happy with both the Melomania 1 and the Melomania Touch and would like to get a new model with ANC if possible. Any news? Thanks and regards from Spain!!!

[ACE]

A very comprehensive review! Great to hear what they would sound like to the person on the other end of the call. As someone who is very much limited by Apple and their interfaces (lightning, USB C only MacBook Pro) do you know if they make a Bluetooth version of this headset which could be a good alternative for people in our situation?

[Voltasaur]

Great review. I’m between the evolve or the wireless engage model 🤔

[UmarFarooq-qbiz]

If I connect the Usb A version through a connector to connect it to Type C android phone, will it work?

Will the noise cancelling microphone cancel the surrounding noise and will the person on other side be able to hear me clearly?

[Nicos]

I concur, an excellent headset, ar a good price mark. Great review at your usual high standard. Thank you

[DaoSeeker]

Wearing it for hours does it cause your ears to sweat?

[MrThecornflake]

I have a company laptop that blocks installation of any software. Can I use my personal laptop to set up the headphones eg sidetone settings and then will they keep the settings when plugged into the work laptop, or does the software have to be on the computer I'm using at the time?

[wakaflockaproject]

How does this compare to the evolve2 40

[vitaliikolomoiets]

Hello.if I buy headset with usb-c Can I use with iPhone usb-c?

[vishnuteja]

Hey after updating the firmware version 1.7 mute isn't working can you please tell me how to set it right

[alesh-cz]

lousy headset! I used to use Jabra evolve 40, but it broke and my company got me this piece of turd. Audio is OK, but the microphone is awful. Once I started using it instead of the old Evolve 40, people started complaining about how muffled I sound. It's as if I was calling from an old dial up phone. I tried Audacity where I could explicitly set the sample rate for the recording and the sound was still really bad. You pay for the brand, not for quality.

[nspam]

Super rare fault because not many, probably using hear though