This means anyone approaching you in the office (when we can be around each other again), will immediately know if you’re on a call, or are available and are likely just using the headset to listen to music.įinally there’s the the volume controls. This works by displaying your Teams status through an LED light on the headset. Something I really like is the Busy light. If you can see the end fo the USB cable connecting to your machine, you’ll also see another LED that illuminates red when on mute. Alternatively, there’s also a dedicated button on the headset for muting, great for the quick mute during a call, while you have a conversation or confirm some details, rather than muting between calls. The fold down microphone can also mute and unmute your headset as you fold it down or back up. This even extends to having a dedicated call pickup/hangup button (with the Microsoft Teams icon) on the right earcup. The wired headset is fully compliant for unified communications with Microsoft Teams. Part of the way that’s achieved is thanks to a seriously light design.

Jabra understand this and have designed the Evolve 2 40 to be comfortable enough to wear all day. If a product isn’t comfortable, then you’re not going to wear it and therefore your investment will be wasted. I’ve used a lot of headsets over the years and being comfortable is equally important as the sound quality. This not only works to capture your voice accurately, in high quality, but also works to listen the environmental noise around you and cancel it out of the audio sent to other attendees. Jabra has included triple-microphone technology. If you want to ensure you’re not letting down the team and causing a disruption during meetings, then you need a headset that’ll ensure you get great audio every time. By now, we’ve all probably been frustrated at some of the audio quality from participants in meetings.

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