In this episode, you'll learn about the Jabra Evolve2 65 Bluetooth wireless headset, and why you might want to consider it if you're looking for a new headset for use with a computer, and mobile device. You'll find out about how it sounds, how well it does to remove unwanted background noise, the wireless range, and the available talk time, among other things.

Available at headsetadvisor.com use coupon code: BLOG for best deal.

Audio narrated by Doug Merritt, CEO of Headset Advisor

Today, there's no shortage of Bluetooth headsets. Just do a quick Google search and you'll be flooded with makes, models and places you can go to get more information. But, with all those choices, some, as you'd imagine, aren't your best choice. This could be because they don't have the features, sound quality, comfort or reliability you want and need.

In this episode, I'll introduce you to one model that would easily meet the needs of many people who spend  time working, and communicating using a computer, or a mobile device. This is the Jabra Evolve2 65, which is a second generation  Evolve headset. 

The Evolve line of wireless headsets have enjoyed a lot of acceptance over the years for a lot of good reasons. They're comfortable, reliable, and they sound professional.  Jabra, with the new  Evolve2 line, upped their game, and I have to say, they did a great job.

The Evolve2 65 looks fantastic. I has a very modern, contemporary look, but looks aside, this headset is all business. 

It has a 3 microphone array that's designed to give you professional sound, and noise reduction to keep your calls sounding clear, without distracting background noises. And, in our tests, this headset passed with flying colors. Not all headsets we've tested can say the same thing.

The Evolve2 65 comes with a USB Adapter in either the A or C configuration so it's compatible with either port you use. Having this USB Adapter gives you compatibility with the leading UC platforms such as Microsoft Teams, RingCentral, Zoom, Dialpad, 8X8 and more. You may even get a more reliable connection, better sound quality, and even longer wireless range over using Bluetooth.

It's light and comfortable, with it weighing 6.2 ounces, which makes it on the lighter side of headset weight. Not the lightest, but light. The memory foam ear cushions, and silicone padded headband add to the comfort of this headset.

You get a lot of talk and listening time too:

• 37 hours of listening time
• 35 hours of talk time if the busy light is off (24 if the light is on)

Here's the time required to recharge the battery:

• 37 hours of battery life in 90 minutes
• 8 hours of battery life in 15 minutes
• 40% charge in 30 minutes, and 80% charge in 60 minutes

Best of all, you can continue using the headset even when the battery is being recharged.

The wireless range is typical  to most Bluetooth headsets at a rating up to 100 feet (30 meters). But, real world range would be closer to 50 feet.

As for cost, this is a Bluetooth headset that's priced around $200 - $250.00, which is fair given the quality, comfort and sound quality.

I like this headset, and I highly recommend it.

To get your best price, make sure to use coupon code BLOG when checking out on our website, which is www.headsetadvisor.com

And if this Evolve2 65 isn't the exact headset you're searching for, then reach out to us for some free, professional advice. We've been providing that since 1994, and one thing that's undisputable is we know headsets. So if you have a question,  need a tailored recommendation, or just need help getting your headsets set up, we're here to help.

In this episode you'll learn about a Yealink Bluetooth wireless headset that's easy on your budget, but not lacking in features, and not even close to lacking in sound quality, and noise  reduction.  So have a listen because this might be the wireless headset you didn't know about, and the one you've been searching for.

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Audio narrated by Doug Merritt, CEO of Headset Advisor

Let's be honest, when you're shopping around for a new headset for yourself, or for a team, it can get confusing. There's a growing list of headset features that's causing all of us to do some learning as to what those features are, what they do, and how  they can help us. Some of those features include:

• Noise canceling microphone
• Background noise supression
• Active Noise Cancelation
• Transparency mode
• HearThrough
• Remote Call Answering

Just to name a few.

And though I can't help to make your research efforts simple and easy given all the available headset choices, I can show you one headset that might be perfect for you.  This is the Yealink BH72 Lite.

This is a headset that's designed for use with computers, and  mobile  devices, and unlike a lot of Bluetooth headsets, it comes with a USB Adapter. Without this Adapter, you'd be required to connect to a computer via Bluetooth, and  not all computers are  Bluetooth enabled. The USB Adapter also helps you to get a more stable wireless connection, better audio quality, and even longer wireless range in some cases. The Adapter can also give you the highly desired feature of  remote call answering so you can take and end calls when away from your desk when using many of the leading UC platforms.

Besides having this USB Adapter, the Yealink BH72 Lite has impressive sound quality. The  microphone allows your voice to sound crystal  clear, and sharp, and it does a remarkable  job at removing unwanted background noise. I'd go so far as to say that this headset gives you better audio quality, and noise cancelation over many models that are priced much higher.

There's a retractable microphone boom that folds away neatly into the ear speaker housing. So when you're not on business calls, you can tuck the mic  away to transform the BH72 into a pair of headphones.  Just like getting two headsets in one; business headset, and entertainment headphones.

The battery in this headset is pretty impressive too. You get 35 hours of talk  time, and 40 hours of listening. Even more impressive is you can continue to use the headset even when the battery is being recharged.  This is something that many wireless headsets can't do, even some premium  models. Some  people have a condition known as battery anxiety, and because you can use it while charging, it removes the worry of a battery going dead on you in the middle of an important call.

There are more features above and beyond what I've discussed here, but suffice it to say that the Yealink BH72 Lite is a headset that you really should check out. This is especially true if you're in the market for one, or many wireless headsets for use with a computer, and mobile devices.

If you visit us at www.headsetadvisor.com and reference coupon code BLOG at checkout,  you'll get a nice discount on your order. And we all like discounts, so why not get an even better price on a wireless headset that's already priced affordably? It's a great deal on a very nice Bluetooth wireless headset.

So make sure to use coupon code BLOG when checking out for your best deal.

Learn about a wireless Bluetooth headset that you've likely never heard of, but one that gives you professional sound quality, and it's price is amazingly affordable.

Audio in this Podcast is narrated by Doug Merritt, CEO of Headset Advisor

In this episode of the Headset Advisor Podcast,  you'll learn about the Anker H500 Bluetooth wireless headset. This is a headset that can be used with your computer as well as with your mobile phone.

It comes with a USB A adapter, which is unexpected in a headset that's in this price range. Having a USB Adapter is known to give you better sound quality,  a more steady, and reliable connection and in some cases, longer wireless range.  Although you won't get remote call  answering with this adapter, you can still use your H500 with all the leading UC platforms.

The Anker H500 connects to two devices simultaneously which means you can seamlessly switch between the computer, and your mobile phone. This is nice because you don't have to fuss with all the connect/disconnect stuff because it's done automatically.

The ear speakers, in spite of having 40mm drivers, give you average sound. Not great, not poor, just middle of the road. And for sure, you won't be getting Bose or  Sony type audio, but good enough for how most of us; audiophiles excluded.

The microphone provides very good sound quality so your callers will hear you loud and clear. Another thing that helps to make that happen is the noise canceling mic. We threw noises at it such as  office noise, dogs barking and of course, our annoying, and loud, blender test. The Anker H500 not only did an impressive job to remove a lot of that noise, but it also maintained the voice audio quality as it dealt with those noises. It's important to note that we test a lot of headsets at Headset Advisor, and not all can maintain voice quality when dealing with room noise. The Anker H500 is one of those wireless headsets that can.

Something you'll find on the H500 that's a bit unique is how you mute the microphone. Most headsets provide a mute button. Others may require you to raise the mic boom, but the H500 gives you three ways.  The first is by raising the mic boom. The second is by moving the mic side ear speaker away from your ear, and the final way is by pressing the mute button. I'm not sure why Anker thought it necessary to provide 3 ways to mute the mic, but this is something you don't see on  other headsets.

The weight of this headset is about average for double ear models. The headband is not only adjustable, but it's padded which helps it to be comfortable. The ear cushions are also nicely padded so between the weight, the adjustable, padded headband and soft ear cushions, this is a headset you should be able to wear all day.

The battery gives you 24 hours of talk  time, and 35 hours of listening if the transparency mode isn't  activated. And, 5 minutes on the charger gives you 3 hours of battery life, which is impressive.

The transparancy mode I just referenced is a standard feature on the  Anker H500. This is a feature designed to allow you to hear your surroundings without the need to remove the headset. This is a premium feature that's not common on budget headsets like this.

There's  more to this headset beyond what I've covered here, but suffice it to say that you get a lot of value for the money spent on this headset. The Anker H500 will cost you between $100.00 - $120.00, which  I think is a very reasonable price based on what you get.

If this isn't what you're looking for reach out to us here at Headset Advisor, at www.headsetadvisor.com

 

Learn about the Poly Savi 8220, and what features it has, and why this could be a good headset for you to consider.

Available at headsetadvisor.com use coupon code: BLOG for your best deal.

Audio in this Podcast is narrated by Doug Merritt, CEO of Headset Advisor

Headsets are used more today than ever before. This is largely due  to the rise in use of  computers for our audio and video communication needs. And when on these important calls, having a good quality headset really helps you to sound your best, and gives you a hands free, wire free experience.

Headsets can also be a big help for those who use desk phones, or mobile phones as well. In this episode, I'll be discussing a wireless headset that's able  to be used with all these devices; desk  phone, computer and mobile phone. I'm referring to the Poly Savi 8220 DECT wireless headset.

Being that this is a DECT headset means it will give you longer wireless range. DECT headsets are typically rated up to 350 feet of wireless range. The Poly Savi 8220 is rated up to 590 feet,  which is impressive. Poly does, however, state that in an office, you should expect to get about 180 feet because the 590 feet is based on line of site, or open  field testing which doesn't accurately replicate an office environment.

The Poly Savi 8220 comes with a feature that's unique to this DECT headset; Active Noise Cancelation. This is a feature that's designed to remove unwanted background noise so you, the person wearing the headset, can concentrate better. And though this isn't a unique feature among all headsets, it is unique among  DECT headsets which makes the 8220, with ANC, unique among all other DECT wireless headsets.

In terms of sound  quality, which is important, the 8220 does a respectable job at providing professional voice quality. Where it fails, in my opinion, is in reducing background noise.  It does maintain good voice audio quality while reducing noise, but the noise it attempts to remove is still very detectable, which isn't what you want.  So I feel that Poly could  improve the 8220 by improving the microphone noise canceling ability.

Worth noting is when connecting to a mobile phone  via Bluetooth, you only get a wireless range of around 30 feet. Though this is acceptable for using the headset with a mobile phone in an office, it doesn't allow you to use it on the go. Still, having triple connectivity is a very attractive feature of this headset in spite of limitations such as this.

The 8220 is optimized for use with Microsoft Teams, RingCentral, and Zoom. This means you can answer and end calls when away from the desk right from the headset. Other headsets would require you to return to your desk to accept the call. If answering a call from your desk phone, you'd be required to use a handset lifter, or Electronic Hookswitch Cable, with both being optional, and inexpensive.

The Savi 8220 weighs 5.6 ounces making it around middle of the pack  in terms of  weight. Some  are lighter, some heavier. And, it  has a nicely padded  headband and soft ear cushions making this a headset you can wear for long periods  of time.

The Poly Savi 8220 is priced at $399.99, and can be found  on our website at www.headsetadvisor.com 
But if you'd  like to get a better price on this headset, make sure to use coupon  code BLOG when checking out.  We all like saving money, so why not save some on this headset? 

And if this isn't exactly what you're looking for, then reach out to us at [email protected] to talk to one of our helpful Advisors. We'd be happy to help with your questions, or just helping with set up of your headsets.

Learn all about the affordable, great sounding, and versatile Discover Adapt 20, and 30 wireless headsets for use with computers, mobile devices, and desk phones.

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Audio narrated by Doug Merritt, CEO of Headset Advisor

Listen to this podcast to learn about the Discover wireless headsets, their features, pricing, and sound quality. You'll  also find out how both of these  models did in our rigorous sound tests.

And if you're unfamiliar with the Discover brand, no worries. This is a Headset Advisor house brand that comes with the longest warranties in the business. So you can rest assured of getting a reliable, great sounding, and comfortable headset by a company that's specialized in  headsets since 1994.

The  Discover Adapt 20 is a Bluetooth wireless headset that's designed for use with computers, and mobile  devices.

The Adapt 20 comes with a USB A  Adapter for connecting to a computer, but it also comes with a USB A to USB C converter in case your computer uses USB C. Mobile device connectivity is typically done via  a wireless Bluetooth connection.

When you purchase a Discover Adapt 20, or 30, you have the choice to wear it so it covers one ear, or two. You see, both of these models are modular in the sense that the headband can be snapped off, allowing you to snap on another.  So for example, if you want to hear what's  going on around you, use the single ear band. But, if you don't want to hear all that noise going on around you, then snap on the double ear headband, which by the way features two active speakers, because it's not a sound sharing design.

The Discover Adapt 30, unlike the 20, is a DECT headset. DECT headsets, when compared to Bluetooth models, give you more  wireless range. The Discover Adapt 30 gives you up to 350 feet of wireless range, where the Adapt 20 is rated up to 100 feet. In both cases, you should expect to receive about half that distance. That's because environments vary, and environments contain obstructions which weaken wireless signals, and consequently, wireless range. So, the Adapt 20 should give you about 50 feet, and the Adapt 30 about 175.  Good enough for most needs I'd say.

In terms of the sound quality, both give you a very sharp, clear, professional sound, and both reduce background noise at a high level, which is good for anyone who deals with that. Very good microphone, and one that maintains the voice audio quality even when dealing with noise reduction.

The  Discover Adapt 30 connects to desk phones and computers via the headset base, and the included connector cables. Remote call answering is available through the use of an optional handset lifter, or Electronic Hookswitch Cable. Contact us here at Headset Advisor, and one of our knowledgeable team  members will help you with compatibility.

So whether you need a headset for use with your computer, mobile device  or desk phone, the Discover Adapt 20 or 30 is bound to meet your needs. The Adapt 20 comes with a 2-year warranty, and the Adapt 30 comes with a 3-year warranty. Longer warranties means longer peace of mind. And we all like that.

The Discover Adapt 20 is priced at $169.99, and the Discover Adapt 30 is $279.99, but here's a way you can get a nice discount if you'd like to place an order on our website, which is  www.headsetadvisor.com

Use coupon code BLOG for a discount on your order. Pretty much everyone I know likes discounts, so if you're like minded, then make sure to use coupon  code Blog for the best price on these professional wireless headsets.

• Microphone and ear speaker modularity
• Voice sound quality far better than other brands, including name brands.
• Excellent background noise supression for clear,  distraction free calls
• Active Noise Cancelation to help you concentrate
• Aware+ mode that eliminates the need for you to remove the headset to have a face-to-face conversation
• HD quality for excellent music audio
• Voice commands for Siri, and Google Assisstant
• And, an industry leading 3 year warranty, for longer peace of miind

1. Smaller doughnut shaped cushions that go against the ear
2. Larger ones that fully encircle the ear

Learn about the 3 best headsets for use with RingCentral service, and why you should consider these models if you're in the market for compatible headsets.

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Audio in this Podcast is narrated by Doug Merritt, CEO of Headset Advisor

Do you use RingCentral as your voice or video provider, and in the market for new headsets?  If so, you'll want to check out this Podcast to find out more about three headsets that are 100% compatible with RingCentral, and they're well worth your time to consider.

3 of the very best headsets for use with RingCentral, that are 100% compatible include:

1. Jabra Evolve2 40 - This is a wired, double ear USB computer headset
2. Jabra Evolve2 65 - This is a budget friendly, wireless, double  ear USB headset
3. Jabra Evolve2 75 - This is a premium wireless double  ear USB headset 

All of these models are part of Jabra's latest family of headsets, the Evolve2 series, which are very modern, comfortable and great sounding.

The Evolve2 40 features 3 noise canceling microphones that deliver sound that’s sharp, loud and clear, just what you need when on important business calls. And those same microphones reduce unwanted background noise at a high level. There's model choices that include USB A, USB C, UC or Microsoft Teams variants. And being it’s RC certified, you can access calls from the headset for added convenience.

If you’re more interested in a wireless solution, then the Evolve2 65 is a model worth considering.

The Evolve2 65 is the entry model among the wireless headsets in this line. But don’t let that lead you to thinking that this is a cheap headset that’s in some way lacking in features, comfort or sound because that’s not the case.

The Jabra Evolve2 65 uses the same microphone technology used in the Evolve2 40, so you can expect to receive the same professional sound quality, and noise reduction capability. It comes with a pre-paired USB Adapter for plug and play convenience, and that highly popular feature of remote call answering for taking calls when away from the desk. Memory foam ear cushions, padded headband, and a lightweight design all help to make this a headset that's comfortable for all day use.

The Jabra Evolve2 75 tops our list as the premium option. It ups the game on sound quality and noise reduction by incorporating 8 noise canceling microphones. It not only reduces noise passively through it's specially designed ear speaker housings, but it comes with Active Noise Canceling that electronically removes noise so you can stay focused on your work.

When you're not doing business, you can swing the microphone up, and out of the way. It stores conveniently into a compartment which transforms this headset into headphones for your entertainment. The 40mm speakers deliver nicely for music and audio apps.

There's so much more to these headsets far beyond what I've lightly touched on here. To learn more, visit our website which is www.headsetadvisor.com to get more details.

And, if you'd like to get the best price on one of these Evolve2 headsets, make sure to use coupon code BLOG when checking out. Everyone likes to get a better price, or discount, so make sure to use coupon code BLOG.

Learn about the 3 best headsets for use with Dialpad service, and why you should consider these models if you're in the market for wireless headsets.

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Audio narrated by Doug Merritt, CEO of Headset Advisor

If you're looking for wireless headsets that will be used with your Dialpad service, then this is a Podcast you should listen to. I say this because finding the right headset can be a challenge, and even confusing at times. Where do you go to find the right headset?

• What if it ends up not being compatible with Dialpad? What do you do?
• Will it be comfortable?
• How will it sound?
• Will it do a good job to remove background noise?
• Which wearing style is best? Mono, Duo, Convertible, Earbuds?

You might end up with a lot of questions, and not many answers. 

Some might default to just buying cheap headsets to stay within the budget, or maybe even think that earbuds would be a good choice. After all, most people wear, or have worn earbuds. Well, if you want your callers to have a professional experience, and you don't want your employees to keep asking for Tylenol, then here are three choices, and I might add, safe choices that will give you 100% Dialpad compatible headsets that are:

1. Budget friendly
2. One that keeps your team focused, and not distracted
3. And a third option that gives you a great blend of the two.

Let's find out about these three mystery headsets.

The first is our #3 choice which is the Jabra Evolve2 85. So what makes this a great choice is you're using Dialpad? The Evolve2 85 comes with oversize ear cushions that help to seal out room noise. And, it comes with Active Noise Cancelation to electronically filter out even more of that sound.

The sound quality is superb in part due to it having a compliment of 10 noise canceling microphones. Voice quality is exceptional, as is the background noise reduction capability. The microphone folds away out of sight when it's not needed which converts it from a business headset to entertainment headphones. And because it's Dialpad optimized, you can answer calls remotely.

The #2 Dialpad headset solution is the Jabra Evolve2 65. Unlike the Evolve2 85, the 65 model has fewer features, and the price is more friendly to the budget. For example, the Evolve2 65 doesn't come with Active Noise Cancelation, but instead, it relies on passive noise cancelation based on the specially designed ear cups that help to eliminate room noise. 

Like other Evolve2 headsets, the 65 gives you great voice audio quality, as well as very good background noise reduction for high quality customer calls.

The #1 choice for a wireless Dialpad compatible headset is the Jabra Evolve2 75. This headset is a blend between the 65, and 85 models. You get many of the features found on the 85, such as Active Noise Cancelation, and that fold away boom, and great noise cancelation and voice quality. And like the Evolve2 85, and 65, the 75 is Dialpad compatible allowing you to take advantage of remote call answering.

The key reasons why these models were slected include all of them being professional grade, each model being able to be used even when charging the battery, Jabra quality, sound quality, and noise reduction abilities, and built to be durable. Last but not least, they're  all  100% compatible for use with Dialpad service. 

In this episode of the Headset Advisor Podcast, you'll find out why looking for a Zoom compatible headset online isn't your best way to go. You'll learn why that can cost you more time, and money in the long run, and how you can avoid the hassles of incompatibility, returns, poor sound quality and more.

Available at headsetadvisor.com use coupon code: BLOG for best deal.


Audio narrated by Doug Merritt, CEO of Headset Advisor

When you use Zoom, a headset really helps you to sound your best, and it helps to remove a lot of the background noise going on around you. And, as an added benefit for those who use a wireless headset, you have the added advantage of being wire free, and able to move around your work area as you like. 

But, something that's highly important is making sure you have a headset that's Zoom compatible. So where do you go to find a headset for use with Zoom?

• Do you head over to Staples, and walk the aisles hoping one reveals itself?
• Do you go online and wade through the myriad of websites?
• Or, do you land on America's favorite online shopping store, Amazon?

Whatever you do, and wherever you go, you'll probably have some bumps in the road. 
 
- Will the headset you select be compatible, and certified for use with your Zoom Application?
- Will it be comfortable?
- Will it give you good voice sound quality?
- Will it do a good job to remove unwanted background noise?
- If you end up with the wrong headset, will it be a simple process to return or exchange?
- Will you be able to answer your calls when you step away from your desk?
- Can you mute the microphone from the headset, or do you need to be at your desk?

These are just a few of the things that you should be asking yourself before deciding to buy a headset for use with Zoom. And even though Amazon is a highly popular place to buy things, can Amazon help you if you need a different headset? Can they make a tailored recommendation? Can they provide you with the technical skill to help you avoid the need to return a product? The truth is, they can't. And what that means to you is you're rolling the dice that your headset choice is the right choice for your specific needs. And you know, it doesn't always go that way.

Well, there is a better way to get a headset that's guaranteed to work with Zoom, and one that will sound good, and reduce noise. Best of all, you can even try it out before deciding to buy it or not. Can you get that from the other guys? Uhhh....probably not.

Here are two ways you can skip the confustion, and eliminate the risk of ending up with a bad sounding, unfortable headset that may not be compatible  with Zoom.

1. Go to www.headsetadvisor.com/zoom Once there, you'll be asked to input some basic information about what you're looking for, such as; what you'll connect to, whether you want a wired, or wireless headset, how many units you need, whether you'd like  to try a unit out before purchasing, and of course, how we can reach you.  Once you enter this information, you'll be able to see different headset options that are guaranteed to work with Zoom. After all, these options are being taken directly from our Zoom microsite.
2. If you'd like to skip the data input process, you can always just contact us directly and speak with one of our skilled, Headset Advisors who will give you personal attention, and a customized headset solution. Just go to www.headsetadvisor.com, and at the top of the page you'll see a contact us tab. Click on that, and you'll see several ways you can reach us.

Don't forget to use coupon code BLOG for your best price on a Zoom headset solution.

Here's a link to the Jabra Engage 50 headset discussed in this Podcast episode. Make sure to use coupon code BLOG when checking out on our website for a nice discount.
https://headsetadvisor.com/products/jabra-engage-50-duo-wired-usb-c-headset-5099-610-189

In this episode of the Headset Advisor Podcast, you'll learn about the Jabra Engage 50 premium headsets designed for the busy professional.

Here are some of the things you'll find out about the Engage 50:

• What the Jabra Engage 50 connects to, and how
• What UC Applications it's compatible with
• The things you can adjust on this headset through the Jabra Direct Software
• The technology it uses to keep your hearing protected
• How your voice will sound when talking on it
• And how it performed in our background noise tests
• Finally, how much the mono, and duo models cost, and how you can get a better price.

Every now and then a headset comes out that makes you stop and take notice. It could  be due to some unusual  features, or maybe the way it looks or sounds. The Jabra Engage 50 happens to be one of those examples. This is a premium headset that comes with premium features. Jabra Engineers spent 54,280 hours developing this headset, not countiing the time spent testing it. When it was done, Jabra received 3 patents based on the work that went into it.

The Jabra Engage 50 comes with a noise canceling 3 microphone array that delivers an awesome sound for anyone who's talking on it. Some headsets sound flat, tinny or faint. You won't have that experience with the Engage 50 because these microphones are dialed in, and well tuned. But the microphones don't end there. We threw several challenging noise tests at it, and it not only excelled at noise reduction, but the voice audio quality was maintained at the same time; something not all headsets can accomplish.

Your hearing is protected through Jabra's use of several hearing protection technologies, such as; IntelliTone, SafeTone, PeakStop and Acoustic Shock Protection. All work in tandem to keep your hearing protected.

The Engage 50 comes standard with super wideband audio to give you a great listening experience, whether on  calls, or listening to music. Conversations are very rich, and lifelike.

In terms of compatibility, and optimization, the Jabra  Engage 50 integrates well with Microsoft  Teams,  Skype  for Business, and Zoom. This allows you to answer and end calls from  the headset, and  not just from the computer, and you status of your presence as well.

The Engage 50 is well-built because it was constructed using premium, lightweight, and durable materials. The mono version weighs only 2.1 ounces, and the duo model weighs 3.3. This makes these headsets among the lightest headsets we've ever tested. And the truth is, the weight of a headset matters when it comes to comfort, and all day wearing. 

I would have  liked to see Active Noise  Cancelation, and a padded headband, but short of that, this is an awesome fitting, feeling and sounding headset that should meet the approval of even the most discriminating headset aficionado.

So how much does it cost?  Mono runs $220.00, and the duo model runs $244.00. Premium pricing for a premium headset. You get hearing  protection, premium audio, superior voice quality, and noise reduction, all day comfort and integration to Microsoft Teams, Skype for Business, and  Zoom. The Engage 50 represents an investment in your people; their comfort, protection, productivity and more.

But, if you'd like a discount, make sure to use  coupon  code BLOG when checking out on our website; www.headsetadvisor.com