Been using the 5200 for 5 years... im sticking to these until plantronics/poly comes out with something new and better. Im a sales rep on the go and many deals made while using it. My on the field techs also love it... we all communicate to each other loud and clear. But when Im at home in front of the computer... im using the Jabra mono evolve 65. I prefer that as im having more lengthy in depth conversations and it gives me confidence having the mic closer to my mouth. Not to say that the 5200 wouldnt be good for that... I just like to keep em fresh for when Im out and about...
The 5200 really has set the standard for this form factor of a headset. If you like the 5200, give the new Yealink BH71 a look. You'll notice a similar design but some nice improvements to be aware of. ruclips.net/video/I9Jcyv08fLc/видео.html
Such a perfect RUclips video with all the point to point content without any crap. I'm so amazed to see this video , proving the true utility of RUclips. Made my day. The orator is so perfect in her speech. So professional.
Thanks for the comparison-test. ,,Went out today an bought the JT65 (..previously been using Plantronics 5200) ,,So really looking forward to experience this JabraTalk65, with 14h talkTime. :-)
Just a heads up the “Newer” 5200’s don’t work in cold climates, the mics will cut out within seconds and won’t work until the headset it warm again. The only response me and my colleagues get is that the unit is faulty and we get a replacement that is exactly the same.. I’m on my 5th unit with the same issue, so I’m gonna give the Jabra a shot My 5 year old 5200 worked great until I ran it over with a truck!
Hey Erik, we have been starting to hear this more so thanks for bringing it up. We’ll have to look into why this is happening but hopefully the Jabra gets the job done for you.
I have the same problem, if its cold outside Voyager will stop working. If its like 5°C and less then it'll be no more talking 😌 so im giving chance to Jabra 65 too 🙏🤘
Aside from the truly better voice reproduction quality by Jabra, I'm impressed how these Voyager 5200 cope with different kind of noise. In deed - just better than the new Jabra 65.
Were we listening to the same video, how is it better than Jabra 65? What good is noise canceling if your voice is then so distorted that the caller can barely understand you?
Tested bouth, the Poly Voyager 5200 does reduce the envairment sound much better. With the Jebra there was clearly sound coming in throut the microfoon, specialy when i was talking.
Great video. Well done. My view of your video tells me Jabra because if USB-C as the tie breaker. I already own the 5200 and love it but charging port annoying with older tech. Outside of USB-C they sound very similar, would you agree?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Yes, we sound both to be very similar in regards to mic quality, the Talk 65 maybe had a slight edge but it's so close callers really wouldn't notice a night and day difference of one over the other.
Amazing video as usual 👍. Perfect presenter 😍 The only weakness in my case is that you don't let time without speaking in the different noisy environment. I'm looking for a headset (mono) able to block other near people talking whom currently trigger my speech recognition app ☹. Any recommanded model among this two or others in same budget range? A model ables to block people speaking at around 1 meter of me even when I'm not speaking.
Thanks for watching! Maybe the Yealink BH71 would be your best bet but most likely no model is going to 100% block out people speaking this close to you. ruclips.net/video/I9Jcyv08fLc/видео.html
Thanks for your answer! Why do you think BH71 is better than 5200 for voice recognition in noisy environment? On your videos BH71 seems to filter less noize. But videos are may be misleading.
@@diazis4634 We're not 100% sure the exact reason why, but what we do know is we put every headset to the test and let you all decide what sounds best and filters most background noise.
Everything I have ever read about the Voyager 5200 says it has 4 mics in the boom and not 2. I have been using the Voyager 5200 for 7 years. I really wish they would update it all around, or maybe someone would make one to take things to the next level. I am on my 3rd one in 7 years.
Good video. I have the Plantronics Voyager Legend and ive been having mic problems. On the other side, they hear me fine for a bit and then all of a sudden it gets low and they can't hear me no more. Is this problem present in the 5200? I thought it was the refurbished/used, but when i bought a new one from Best Buy, the problem continued, thanks.
I used own poly 5200. Since beginning I had trouble with it, noise cancelation would often cause problems like ppl would hear me so bad that they could not hear or understand what I been talking. Other things which I hated the most was disconnecting my calls without my knowledge and that charging box yeah it looks cool but it was more just a case than charger 😉. So now I'm testing Jabra 65 and it's more simple so far but too soon to give good 👍
So I have an Autodialer...and you need Bluetooth capability..I first bought Voyager Legend ...I sounded really good on autodialer...but the magnetic charging connection was flimsy and it stopped working...then got a Heiba and I sounded AWFUL making calls on AutoDialer...getting Jabra Talk 65 tomorrow. witha NORMAL usb connection to charge..not the stupid magnetic..Hopefully that works!
Great video Ixchel ! 😊 I own the Poly 5200 (the model with the wind guard) and a couple of extra things I like about it are: - It has a high definition setting that can be switched on in the plantronics app! It makes a big difference in sound whether your listening to someone speak or listening to an audio book or RUclips etc! - Another super important point is that lots of people where AirPods for phone conversations which for the person wearing them, they can cancel out noise around them to hear the person they’re speaking with better and that’s great however, the AirPods do not have noise cancellation for the microphones so the person on the other end of the phone call is hearing all of that background noise, which is just terrible, especially wind, which brings me to my fourth thing that I like. - The Poly voyager 5200 to me literally has the best wind reduction I’ve ever experienced or should I say the person listening on the other end has ever experienced. I could be walking through a super windy day outside and on a phone call and I fire ask the person I’m speaking to, “can you hear all that wind”? Almost 10 times out of 10 they say, “I can’t hear any wind, you sound totally clear”. To me, that is a huge, huge deal! There is only one thing that I wish could be improved is the way it fits in your ear. That said, it is not at all a big enough deal to not purchase it and love it because it works awesome, and I have tested on purpose like a total nerd so many Bluetooth headsets and Bluetooth earbuds to see which one sound great during phone calls until I’ve been blue in the face and I can honestly say the 5200 is the best that I’ve ever used thus far! And so, I carry both my AirPods Pros as well as my Poly 5200. One thing important to mention is there’s a 5200 that has the wind guard and a 5200 I believe that doesn’t and they look the same so you have to make sure that the one you purchase has the Wyngarde which is probably 20 or $30 more than the other one, but unbelievably worth it! 👍🏼😊
I have a podcast and need to find a mono headset like this that has a directional mic. Recording doesn't sound good on my blue parrot. Have tips on a directional mic? Headset like this
@@shegisify yes and no. Many Customers that connect this way find degraded audio, little to no range, unreliable connection and no advanced features. You can connect this way but it differs for everyone so the USB dongle is recommended.
Michelle please don't be mad but in my opinion it's ridiculous comparison. Pro, premium device from Poly, and average, BlueParott (sorry, Jabra... 😳). I have both ofcourse - I think that Jabra did big mistake to give this model as own... 🤦🏻♂️
Thank you for making a comparison video so fast! I really appreciate it. Quick question: I notice there's no mute button on the Jabra talk 65. Does this mean I can't mute the mic during a zoom and ms teams call?
@@yobanyhernandez125 That's a very tough question to answer without knowing more about your specific needs, can you send us an email with what you'd like and your work application? The more details the better so we can provide you a couple best recommendations. headsetadvisor.com/pages/contact-us
Have you noticed Audio Volume issues with Talk 65? I have tried almost everyway to turn up the volume and its still pretty low. Maybe I got a bad pair.
@@HeadsetAdvisor poly 5200 connects seamlessly to my company’s dell laptop until the earpiece failed last week after 2 years. Regret buying Talk 65 as replacement. Is there other alternative to poly for an in ear device for zoom meetings?
@@thecyclingdad did you have the version with the USB Dongle (Voyager 5200 UC)? Otherwise that would still be a good way to go or give the Yealink BH71 a look ruclips.net/video/I9Jcyv08fLc/видео.html
Емею обе гарнитуры. Плантроникс одна большая головная боль с зарядкой - уникальное зарядное устройство и микро usb постоянно проблемы с зарядкой . Было что ставил гарнитуру на зарядку утром она оставалась не заряженной.
Wow, the voice distortion with background noise on the Voyager 5200 is atrocious! Is this also true in real life situations? If so, then the Voyager 5200 is next to useless.
It's a fair point but the 5200 was manufactured probably 10 years ago and hasn't been updated since because it's been such a popular headset for customers. Whereas the Talk 65 was made this year (2022). Just something to keep in mind.
5200 is old, true, but still is the best headset on the market. There should be an upgrade long time ago. Still Jabra/blueparrot is not even close. Read some reviews on amazon
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How do we update firmware of Jabra Talk 65 Mono Bluetooth Headset
Are there any or there is no option for that ?
Been using the 5200 for 5 years... im sticking to these until plantronics/poly comes out with something new and better. Im a sales rep on the go and many deals made while using it. My on the field techs also love it... we all communicate to each other loud and clear. But when Im at home in front of the computer... im using the Jabra mono evolve 65. I prefer that as im having more lengthy in depth conversations and it gives me confidence having the mic closer to my mouth. Not to say that the 5200 wouldnt be good for that... I just like to keep em fresh for when Im out and about...
The 5200 really has set the standard for this form factor of a headset. If you like the 5200, give the new Yealink BH71 a look. You'll notice a similar design but some nice improvements to be aware of. ruclips.net/video/I9Jcyv08fLc/видео.html
My 5200 just died
Such a perfect RUclips video with all the point to point content without any crap. I'm so amazed to see this video , proving the true utility of RUclips. Made my day. The orator is so perfect in her speech. So professional.
Thank you for the kind words 🙏
Yeah I also clicked cause she's hot
Your review style is commendable!
We appreciate that!
Thanks for the comparison-test. ,,Went out today an bought the JT65 (..previously been using Plantronics 5200) ,,So really looking forward to experience this JabraTalk65, with 14h talkTime. :-)
You're welcome and thanks for watching :)
Best test ever. Thank you
You're welcome!
Just a heads up the “Newer” 5200’s don’t work in cold climates, the mics will cut out within seconds and won’t work until the headset it warm again. The only response me and my colleagues get is that the unit is faulty and we get a replacement that is exactly the same.. I’m on my 5th unit with the same issue, so I’m gonna give the Jabra a shot
My 5 year old 5200 worked great until I ran it over with a truck!
Hey Erik, we have been starting to hear this more so thanks for bringing it up. We’ll have to look into why this is happening but hopefully the Jabra gets the job done for you.
I have the same problem, if its cold outside Voyager will stop working. If its like 5°C and less then it'll be no more talking 😌 so im giving chance to Jabra 65 too 🙏🤘
Thank you so much for the tests! I love being able to know how good/bad the headset will be in a noisy environment
Awesome content and amazing comparison between one of the flagship product of Poly vs. Jabra's value for money product......
Aside from the truly better voice reproduction quality by Jabra, I'm impressed how these Voyager 5200 cope with different kind of noise. In deed - just better than the new Jabra 65.
Thanks for watching 🙏
Were we listening to the same video, how is it better than Jabra 65? What good is noise canceling if your voice is then so distorted that the caller can barely understand you?
@@matejmahkovic that's what I thought; the NC made her voice very "synthetic"
I really appreciate the effort you put in this video, covered everything.
Glad it was helpful!
Tested bouth, the Poly Voyager 5200 does reduce the envairment sound much better. With the Jebra there was clearly sound coming in throut the microfoon, specialy when i was talking.
Thanks for watching
Great video. Well done. My view of your video tells me Jabra because if USB-C as the tie breaker. I already own the 5200 and love it but charging port annoying with older tech. Outside of USB-C they sound very similar, would you agree?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Yes, we sound both to be very similar in regards to mic quality, the Talk 65 maybe had a slight edge but it's so close callers really wouldn't notice a night and day difference of one over the other.
Well done review.. helped me make my decision
Thanks, Chan. That's the goal of our review videos, so we're happy to know it helped.
Amazing video as usual 👍. Perfect presenter 😍 The only weakness in my case is that you don't let time without speaking in the different noisy environment. I'm looking for a headset (mono) able to block other near people talking whom currently trigger my speech recognition app ☹. Any recommanded model among this two or others in same budget range?
A model ables to block people speaking at around 1 meter of me even when I'm not speaking.
Thanks for watching! Maybe the Yealink BH71 would be your best bet but most likely no model is going to 100% block out people speaking this close to you. ruclips.net/video/I9Jcyv08fLc/видео.html
Thanks for your answer! Why do you think BH71 is better than 5200 for voice recognition in noisy environment? On your videos BH71 seems to filter less noize. But videos are may be misleading.
@@diazis4634 We're not 100% sure the exact reason why, but what we do know is we put every headset to the test and let you all decide what sounds best and filters most background noise.
Great video, thanks! I own a Voyager 5200 for many years and I wanted to check if there's anything new.
Poly hasn't made any new version of the 5200 but we're seeing a lot of customers go with a new headset here ruclips.net/video/LRmTMpZVoVc/видео.html
Hey! Nice video. I own the 5200 I'm very happy with it so far. 🤷🏾♂️
Nice! Thanks for watching, the 5200 has been a great headset for many, many years.
For me good for less than a year was unuseable. Robot voice on call
Great thorough review. Thank you
Thank you!
I choose jabra. Trims for the review.
Thank you for thie vidm helped me make a choice ;D
Glad we could help, thanks for watching!
Everything I have ever read about the Voyager 5200 says it has 4 mics in the boom and not 2. I have been using the Voyager 5200 for 7 years. I really wish they would update it all around, or maybe someone would make one to take things to the next level. I am on my 3rd one in 7 years.
Give the BH71 a look ruclips.net/video/I9Jcyv08fLc/видео.html
Good video. I have the Plantronics Voyager Legend and ive been having mic problems. On the other side, they hear me fine for a bit and then all of a sudden it gets low and they can't hear me no more. Is this problem present in the 5200? I thought it was the refurbished/used, but when i bought a new one from Best Buy, the problem continued, thanks.
I had the same problem with a legend i bought from best buy also
Very good presentation ❤
Thank you!
haha I love your review VDO so cool !
Thank you!
I used own poly 5200. Since beginning I had trouble with it, noise cancelation would often cause problems like ppl would hear me so bad that they could not hear or understand what I been talking. Other things which I hated the most was disconnecting my calls without my knowledge and that charging box yeah it looks cool but it was more just a case than charger 😉. So now I'm testing Jabra 65 and it's more simple so far but too soon to give good 👍
Do you have an update on how it's going after six months?
@@Stefan54 so far so good,I don't have any problem.
Appreciate the blender and dogs barking test :)
Thanks for watching :)
After the comparison, what is your Camera microphone again?
So I have an Autodialer...and you need Bluetooth capability..I first bought Voyager Legend ...I sounded really good on autodialer...but the magnetic charging connection was flimsy and it stopped working...then got a Heiba and I sounded AWFUL making calls on AutoDialer...getting Jabra Talk 65 tomorrow. witha NORMAL usb connection to charge..not the stupid magnetic..Hopefully that works!
Hows jabra 65 for outdoor and indoor calls?
Thank you for sharing. 5200 obvious won.
Thanks for watching!
5200 is the best
Are these comfortable for eyeglass wearers..?
We'd say so. There's many customers with glasses who use either model.
Good
plt sound is bigger than jabra's ,right? the minus of plt is range only 98ft. i think sound of plt is bigger acording to this review tes.
Great video Ixchel ! 😊
I own the Poly 5200 (the model with the wind guard) and a couple of extra things I like about it are:
- It has a high definition setting that can be switched on in the plantronics app! It makes a big difference in sound whether your listening to someone speak or listening to an audio book or RUclips etc!
- Another super important point is that lots of people where AirPods for phone conversations which for the person wearing them, they can cancel out noise around them to hear the person they’re speaking with better and that’s great however, the AirPods do not have noise cancellation for the microphones so the person on the other end of the phone call is hearing all of that background noise, which is just terrible, especially wind, which brings me to my fourth thing that I like.
- The Poly voyager 5200 to me literally has the best wind reduction I’ve ever experienced or should I say the person listening on the other end has ever experienced. I could be walking through a super windy day outside and on a phone call and I fire ask the person I’m speaking to, “can you hear all that wind”? Almost 10 times out of 10 they say, “I can’t hear any wind, you sound totally clear”.
To me, that is a huge, huge deal!
There is only one thing that I wish could be improved is the way it fits in your ear. That said, it is not at all a big enough deal to not purchase it and love it because it works awesome, and I have tested on purpose like a total nerd so many Bluetooth headsets and Bluetooth earbuds to see which one sound great during phone calls until I’ve been blue in the face and I can honestly say the 5200 is the best that I’ve ever used thus far!
And so, I carry both my AirPods Pros as well as my Poly 5200.
One thing important to mention is there’s a 5200 that has the wind guard and a 5200 I believe that doesn’t and they look the same so you have to make sure that the one you purchase has the Wyngarde which is probably 20 or $30 more than the other one, but unbelievably worth it! 👍🏼😊
Thanks for your feedback, Myles! We appreciate the additional insights you provided as well.
@@HeadsetAdvisor and what about hd voice in jabra ? also supported ?
Talk 65 is good but wish Jabra would get back the SLIMMER *Motion or Storm* with Bluetooth 5.5 & Type C Charging
Thanks for your feedback
Can you make comparision Poly Voyager 4245 vs Jabra Engage 65 Convertible?
Please 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😁
You got it!
@@HeadsetAdvisor I will ask again in a while 😜
@@maikeru86 😁
@@HeadsetAdvisor And I'm still waiting 😎😆
l use 5200 ,I want to know something ,how about J65 real battery life?low battery life for 5200
Double on Jabra Talk 65
I have a podcast and need to find a mono headset like this that has a directional mic. Recording doesn't sound good on my blue parrot. Have tips on a directional mic? Headset like this
Can the Poly Vogager 5200 connect to phones BT without that dongle?
Yes. The dongle is only for a computer.
@@HeadsetAdvisor If your PC has BT you dont have to use dongle, 5200 will work with build in bt reciever
@@shegisify yes and no. Many Customers that connect this way find degraded audio, little to no range, unreliable connection and no advanced features. You can connect this way but it differs for everyone so the USB dongle is recommended.
Michelle please don't be mad but in my opinion it's ridiculous comparison. Pro, premium device from Poly, and average, BlueParott (sorry, Jabra... 😳). I have both ofcourse - I think that Jabra did big mistake to give this model as own... 🤦🏻♂️
I use a Jabra Talk 25, much better than Airpod Pros for calls
Definitely. Well done!
Thank you for making a comparison video so fast! I really appreciate it. Quick question: I notice there's no mute button on the Jabra talk 65. Does this mean I can't mute the mic during a zoom and ms teams call?
On the talk 65, when on a call and you press the power button, it will mute/unmute your mic.
Did you purchase this product? If yes, is it working fine with teams calls?
@@1404ankit Yes and it works like a charm with TEAMS. BTW, I have both devices using 5200 from past 3+ years and Talk 65 from past few days.
@@srinivasv25what are your thougths after 1 yr with the Jabra65? Which one you think is better, 5200 or 65?
Sound on jabra is way to low, i even always put it on the max ane i hardly can hear someone when there is some noise around me
Which blutooth is having caller name announcer???
Voyager 5200
Which would you recommend for connecting to laptop ? For teams and zoom ?
Out of these two headsets or in general?
@@HeadsetAdvisor in general 😅 for someone who wears glasses it would need to be comfortable ☺️
@@HeadsetAdvisor also amazing video
@@yobanyhernandez125 Thank you!
@@yobanyhernandez125 That's a very tough question to answer without knowing more about your specific needs, can you send us an email with what you'd like and your work application? The more details the better so we can provide you a couple best recommendations. headsetadvisor.com/pages/contact-us
Have you noticed Audio Volume issues with Talk 65? I have tried almost everyway to turn up the volume and its still pretty low. Maybe I got a bad pair.
Some customers have reported the audio volume is to low for them.
Does the jabra talk 65 have voice announcement ?
It doesn't
Hello, is 5200 different to 5200 UC in terms of sound quality?
They're the same aside from if you plan to connect with a computer, you want to get the UC model that includes the USB Dongle.
Talk 65 failed to connect to laptop via Bluetooth.
Yes, neither headset is best made to connect with a computer.
@@HeadsetAdvisor poly 5200 connects seamlessly to my company’s dell laptop until the earpiece failed last week after 2 years. Regret buying Talk 65 as replacement. Is there other alternative to poly for an in ear device for zoom meetings?
@@thecyclingdad did you have the version with the USB Dongle (Voyager 5200 UC)? Otherwise that would still be a good way to go or give the Yealink BH71 a look ruclips.net/video/I9Jcyv08fLc/видео.html
@@HeadsetAdvisor I'm looking for a mono headset to be used with TEAMS on laptop or PC, which one would you recommend ?
Емею обе гарнитуры. Плантроникс одна большая головная боль с зарядкой - уникальное зарядное устройство и микро usb постоянно проблемы с зарядкой . Было что ставил гарнитуру на зарядку утром она оставалась не заряженной.
Does Jabra connect with laptop for teams calls?
Unfortunately not.
@@HeadsetAdvisor I'm not sure to understand why not ? Isn't bluetooth an universal protocol ? Why would it not pair to laptop's bluetooth ?
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Plantronics have problems with sound quality and disconnection. I do not recommend.
Good point thanks for your feedback we built a noise cancelling mic app to find the best mic check it out vote.headsetadvisor.com
Can I connect jabra talk 65 to my laptop?
You can but it's not recommended as this is best made for a mobile phone.
All aspects! Cool analysis, poly mics better) to me
Thank you!
Wow, the voice distortion with background noise on the Voyager 5200 is atrocious! Is this also true in real life situations? If so, then the Voyager 5200 is next to useless.
Who will buy micro USB charger headset in 2022!
5200 has 4 mic ,Jabra one only has two.
It's a fair point but the 5200 was manufactured probably 10 years ago and hasn't been updated since because it's been such a popular headset for customers. Whereas the Talk 65 was made this year (2022). Just something to keep in mind.
Your right but voice answering makes the 5200 the winner for me
5200 is old, true, but still is the best headset on the market. There should be an upgrade long time ago. Still Jabra/blueparrot is not even close. Read some reviews on amazon
Me in 2023
INCOMPLETE REVIEW!
You don't cover one IMPORTANT PART: the charging part !
What USB port the devices have ???
What cables??
How fast they charge ???
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