Discreet mode refers to those times when you’re listening to music, a podcast etc, and you don’t need a boom microphone. Simply raise it up, and it stows out of your way, and out of sight, hence the references to discreet. If you use Microsoft Teams regularly, you’ll be happy to know that there’s a version of this headset that’s designed for Teams. It includes a Teams button that allows you to access Teams immediately. And, for those who aren’t Microsoft Teams power users, there’s a UC variant that will still work with Teams, but better suited for those who spend more time on other Apps. There’s a more visible busy light that has two LEDs on each side. Why is weight important? If you consider that this is a device that’s worn over the head for many hours a day, it makes sense that you’d want this device to be as lightweight as possible. We applaud Jabra for recognizing this, and shortening the boom. I wish more manufacturers would understand this as well. This is a very practical feature that allows the headset owner to continue using the headset even when recharging. Though a few makes and models of wireless headsets have this ability, it’s more uncommon than common. Nice to see this was an included feature on the Jabra Evolve2 75. Sound - how good does it sound, and how good is it at reducing noise?

If you raise the microphone boom arm up, this will automatically mute the microphone, and when you lower it, it will unmute it. This can be used to answer an incoming call as well. Jabra has two names they assign to the microphone boom arm position:This new chipset is not only faster, so your commands are executed faster, but it’s also more powerful over any other chipset Jabra’s ever used, and finally, it’s far more intelligent. Wireless range

Based on the fit, finish and features, I’d say that this headset is priced very reasonably given everything it offers. Final thoughts I was less impressed with the sound quality when the mic boom was raised, but then again, when it’s raised, you’re probably going to be listening to music or some other audio, so sound quality in that mode isn’t critical. Speaking of the microphone boom, Jabra engineered the mic boom used on the Evolve2 75 to be 33% shorter than the boom used on the Evolve 75. If you were to ask a group of people whether they preferred a boom arm that’s longer or shorter, I’m pretty sure most would answer shorter. The Jabra Evolve2 75 has been enhanced by the use of a new, powerful digital chipset. In fact there are three onboard chipsets that help to power and control the various features of this new wireless headset.

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This means that if you care about having professional grade sound when on phone calls or when on a meeting, you simply can’t go wrong if you use an Evolve2 75. That is, how do you feel during that stretch of time, and how do you feel on your way home? Those are the times that you’ll come to appreciate all the engineering that’s gone into the development of a headset.