I have had these for a few years before covid, during covid and now. They work great. Excellent sound, battery life and easy to use. I even use them for gym and sound quality for music is great. Enough bass for those heavy bass tracks. Aside from the wires no complaints.
Hi, thanks for this comprehensive review. Do you know how well the microphone noise cancelling deals with echoey rooms, in other words will it cancel out the echoes of my voice as my office is quite echoey (if that makes sense)?
This is a great review. Thank you. I did invest in the Evolve 65t MS as it looks unobtrusive. BUT despite the claim by Jabra that the battery should last up to 5 hours on a single charge with continuous usage, it only lasts max 4 hours with normal use. Did you come to the same conclusion? The 75e may last 14 hours but doesn’t look good on zoom calls and is bulkier for data to day usage. Great for use in gyms etc.
Hiya - yeah, I'd have to agree with you the 65T's are pretty much my daily driver when it comes to Teams calls. Exactly for the same reason, looks much better on calls and less obtrusive. I also agree on the battery life 4 hours is about right now that I've been using them for a while. I would bet that if you are just listening to audio only it would last the 5 hours but on calls with noise cancelling for my microphone etc I believe it uses more battery power.
Hi had a set over 2yr back the noise cancelling was tops for me watching action movie upstairs having a full on house party was completely blocked out. back then 10/12hrs battery live seemed long and red light alert indicating your on call which no one got used to im never in a office invorment They were So comfortable I lost mines and cost wise couldn't afford to buy again so thought moved onto huawei freelace pro for less than half marked up price but no vibrate for incoming calls and graphics equipment in app , noise cancelling not as good and they stick out of your ears at odd angle . Pros for huawei freelace pro are 24hr battery life claimed which about right at 70% volume with continuous use and 15hrs with cancelling and switching over in dual devices mode is done manually by the power button so none these software issue of the jabra flip over problems and huawie was a bit cheaper argos uk and usb C on the going charging built in to neck band mean you done need any cable so you can charge even from phone or any USB c port with just as little as 5minits =1hour P/B Time which hardly needed To avoid losing these huawei freelance PRO I've tethered them around the next by those reading glasses string ,and bless my lose of evolve to who ever found them laying in street & got a good thing for free.they seemed like business class kit up there with your plantrionics clean audio both sides If Jabra made & brought another upgraded set of these evolve;hrs up to 24hr and change the charging port from older usb mini to the newer type C I,d buy them again tiny wireless buds don't offer the hours needed my 65T's ended by one bud hiting the sidewalk never sounding the same again all rice Crippys and pop in right ear bud and you can't wear that by itself either
Yes absolutely. You have an array of microphones which is used to separate background noise from your active voice speaking into the microphone. That way it should block out any other noises on your side of the call so your voice is heard clearly by everyone else.
I have had these for a few years before covid, during covid and now. They work great. Excellent sound, battery life and easy to use. I even use them for gym and sound quality for music is great. Enough bass for those heavy bass tracks. Aside from the wires no complaints.
Impressive review. I stumbled across it in my search for the perfect audiobook headphones for my phone and watched WAY more than I intended to.
Aw - thank you! I managed to hook you into watching eh? Thanks for commenting, it's great to nice feedback!
Why not show a voice recording of the mic in different noise scenarios?
This would be so much more useful than just stating the mics are great.
Cost is very high in India 13,750 Rupees ......you can buy one Mobile phone and 8 one plus neckbannds in India
Great review, thaks! - Is the Evolve 75e worth it in 2022, 5 years after their introduction in the market?
Hi, thanks for this comprehensive review. Do you know how well the microphone noise cancelling deals with echoey rooms, in other words will it cancel out the echoes of my voice as my office is quite echoey (if that makes sense)?
This is a great review. Thank you. I did invest in the Evolve 65t MS as it looks unobtrusive. BUT despite the claim by Jabra that the battery should last up to 5 hours on a single charge with continuous usage, it only lasts max 4 hours with normal use. Did you come to the same conclusion? The 75e may last 14 hours but doesn’t look good on zoom calls and is bulkier for data to day usage. Great for use in gyms etc.
Hiya - yeah, I'd have to agree with you the 65T's are pretty much my daily driver when it comes to Teams calls. Exactly for the same reason, looks much better on calls and less obtrusive. I also agree on the battery life 4 hours is about right now that I've been using them for a while. I would bet that if you are just listening to audio only it would last the 5 hours but on calls with noise cancelling for my microphone etc I believe it uses more battery power.
Hi had a set over 2yr back the noise cancelling was tops for me watching action movie upstairs having a full on house party was completely blocked out. back then 10/12hrs battery live seemed long and red light alert indicating your on call which no one got used to im never in a office invorment
They were So comfortable I lost mines and cost wise couldn't afford to buy again so thought moved onto huawei freelace pro for less than half marked up price but no vibrate for incoming calls and graphics equipment in app , noise cancelling not as good and they stick out of your ears at odd angle . Pros for huawei freelace pro are 24hr battery life claimed which about right at 70% volume with continuous use and 15hrs with cancelling and switching over in dual devices mode is done manually by the power button so none these software issue of the jabra flip over problems and huawie was a bit cheaper argos uk and usb C on the going charging built in to neck band mean you done need any cable so you can charge even from phone or any USB c port with just as little as 5minits =1hour P/B Time which hardly needed
To avoid losing these huawei freelance PRO I've tethered them around the next by those reading glasses string ,and bless my lose of evolve to who ever found them laying in street & got a good thing for free.they seemed like business class kit up there with your plantrionics clean audio both sides
If Jabra made & brought another upgraded set of these evolve;hrs up to 24hr and change the charging port from older usb mini to the newer type C I,d buy them again
tiny wireless buds don't offer the hours needed my 65T's ended by one bud hiting the sidewalk never sounding the same again all rice Crippys and pop in right ear bud and you can't wear that by itself either
Hi! How does it work with Zoom and also MAcbook Pro's? Thanks!
Can we mute a teams call with the onboard mute button? Does it have a button to mute teams calls?
So, to confirm. This has noise canceling for the microphone as well?
Yes absolutely. You have an array of microphones which is used to separate background noise from your active voice speaking into the microphone. That way it should block out any other noises on your side of the call so your voice is heard clearly by everyone else.
Active noise canceling performance is almost nonexistent. I tested it on and off, there is no difference.
wont pair with xiaomi note 11
You talk very fast. I dont like