EUR145,89
Jabra Evolve2 65 MS
Wireless, USB-A
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This headset is cleanly recognised as an audio device by Windows in all three cases:
1. via USB cable
2. via Jabra dongle
3. via Bluetooth of the device
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no, so far nobody has complained, regardless of whether it's a phone or a team. in my case, I often have to ask for the name again at the beginning of a call. but that could also be due to the new culture of telephoning ...
Tip: I would try a new one, then you're safe. Galaxus will certainly offer you a hand (if you're a good customer ;-)
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This headset is fully compatible with MS Teams, I will forward the misleading description to the responsible department for revision. Thank you very much for the hint!
Galaxus
11 months ago
The Jabra Evolve2 65 and the Jabra Pro 930 MS are both office headsets, but they differ in some important aspects:
- Connectivity: The Evolve2 65 supports Bluetooth and USB-A, while the Pro 930 MS connects via a USB dongle.
- Weight and comfort: The Evolve2 65 is slightly heavier and offers different comfort features.
- Battery life: The Evolve2 65 has a longer battery life.
- Certifications: The Evolve2 65 is optimised for Microsoft Teams.
Both models are suitable for Office applications, but the Evolve2 65 offers more flexibility in the connection and a longer battery life.
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1 year ago
Yes, you can also pair the Jabra Evolve2 65 handset with your smartphone. The handset supports connection to both your computer (with the included Jabra Link 380 Bluetooth adapter) and your smartphone or tablet at the same time.
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Here would be the dock:
Jabra Evolve2 65 Charging Stand
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Hello Ano...
Very good device, I have been using it for at least 2 years and it works perfectly.
Voice quality and understanding are perfect.
Can only recommend it.
This is the MS version without the charging station. Here's the model with the list: Jabra Evolve2 65 (Kabellos)
Yes, no problem.
Former employee
3 years ago
For spare parts, it is best to contact our customer service department directly at https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc.... Your enquiry can then be examined individually.
Hi, I think the USB Type: this is USB A and the linked one is USB C.
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Ciao Chosler,
Yep, that works for me without any problems. I have regular calls and phone calls from my iPhone and Mac.
I can highly recommend it.
When I look at the availability of this product at https://www.toppreise.ch/preisvergl... and see that it is actually not available anywhere at the moment, this should remain the case with the unknown.
Also, ask questions about availability directly to Digitec customer service if you want an answer from them.
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paired adapter is included in the leather pouch of the delivery.
The Playstation is unfortunately a bit picky about wireless heatsets - both directly via Bluetooth and with the dongle. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any information about this online, but it's quite possible that it works. According to my research, however, the Evolve2 65 MS is less suitable for gaming, as the latency is not optimised for this.
The red busy light can be deactivated. I doubt whether you can switch off the lights in general.
The charging cable is approx. 120 cm long.
Unfortunately, no. The other announcement that still exists is something like "PC connected" when you connect via the USB dongle. The announcement only distinguishes between dongle and Bluetooth.
Jabra integrates well with Microsoft products such as teams but not so well with Google. So I had problems connecting the headset seamlessly with example Google Meet calls.
If you mean 'wired' as in 'charging': yes.
When listening to music in connection with the mobile phone via Bluetooth, is stereo or mono played?
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Stereo when connected via Bluetooth without a call being active.
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JA
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Yes, quite uncomplicated with bluetooth. Shows you the status of the battery.
Former user
5 years ago
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Depends on the use. I switched to Teams because I have many Meets in Team.
The Team version offers some features that the UC version does not. For example, you can jump into a meeting by pressing a button on the handset or open a team on your PC. Otherwise, both versions work excellently, even with a mobile phone.
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