The cord is nice, thick and unlikely to get tangled especially seeing as Jabra included a cable management clip for when you put your device away.
The Micro USB port can also be used to charge the device. On the left earcup you find the headphone cord with a custom TRRS 3.5mm headphone jack that is fully compatible with devices using the TRRS CTIA wiring standard (Most smartphones, The Microsoft Surface, Lenovo Products) and an additional pin which is used for the status LED and charging. Unlike with the Plantronics Focus occasionally needing re-adjustment to fit “just right” these sit right all day long without getting hot and sweaty or feeling too heavy. Rather than filling the entire back of the cup meaning these sit exactly where you want.
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Ear cups that pivot on the vertical axis as well as twist on the horizontal axis using domed drivers inside the cups pointed directly into your ear canal. When you pull the headphones from their soft bag you will notice the whole unit gives a quality feel with the adjustment bands give a nice reassuring click on each step. With a nice moulded rubbery headrest and decent spring pressure the 80’s sit nicely over your ears with plenty of room. I’ve seen reviews out there criticizing the 80’s head cushioning saying its tight, hard and difficult to wear for a long time.
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A Backbeat Pro with the Focus/Legend mic… Make it happen!) The Hardware Whilst not a direct competitor to the Focus UC from Plantronics you may find me making several comparisons to them as PLT just doesn’t have anything in this class (C’mon guys.
These headphones represent the high end of the Microsoft UC headset offering from Jabra with high end feel and a price to match these headsets are for your C level suite and maybe a few diehard desk workers. I’m currently in the process of arranging their return. Sorry it took so long to return the gear!įull disclosure: I actively sought after Jabra for these review units and was loaned these for review. Shout out to Jess from Jabra for making this review possible. As I work for a company that tends to stick with one particular vendor I haven’t had much exposure to Jabra gear. I’ve been rather lucky during my time running Skype4B, Vendors are eager for you to rate and review their gear. The updated version of the Jabra Evolve 80 and the Evolve 65
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