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I'm quite surprised that the jabra 55 was much better than 65. It sounds like the an issue of connection with 65, the sound was getting cut. Thanks for the review and content!
What's up, Gustavo! Based on my 25+ years in this industry and testing countless headsets. To this day, the closer the mic is to your mouth, the better. The Evolve2 55 has a longer mic boom that can be positioned two finger widths from the tip of your mouth vs the Evolve2 65 Flex that sits further from your mouth. This is why I am not a fan of boomless mic headsets and earbuds for business calls/video meetings. Appreciate you watching, sharing your feedback and supporting our channel!
I opted for the BH70, and being an IT manager, cost-saving metrics for the company were paramount. yealink truly facilitated this endeavor, delivering superior quality at a lower cost than anticipated...
Thanks for sharing this feedback. Our company focuses on large enterprise customers with 10,000 to 100,000+ employees. In addition to compatible, reliable, secure solutions, they need to be cost-effective.
I recently had to shop vac our flooded basement, and I was on a call with my wife on the Shokz while I was vacuuming and she could hear me clearly, the shop vac was audible but quiet, despite being on and near my feet!!! Even you test it is just so clear… of course you need separate ear protection (I had flight line earplugs in), but still!!
Thanks for sharing! The Shokz Opencomm 2 UC has become my go-to when driving and I have passengers. This allows me to hear the phone/meeting conversation, while still leaving my ears open to hear my surroundings. The answer is, there is no canceling of the noise in your ears while using the Opencomm2. Shokz recommends you wear ear plugs if you need to block/suppress background noise. Some clients use earbuds with ANC. I hope this helps.
for mic quality. 1. EPOS: noise free and having that extra oomph and bass to the voice. 2. Jabra 55: Clean and noise free as well. Just lacking the bass that EPOS has.
Could you do the same test, but for ANC? The Jabra Evolve2 55's microphone is great, but im a bit torn with the Evolve2 65 Flex because of ANC. As always, great content!
Hi Michael! Unfortunately, Enterprise Connect 2024 has come and gone. The next event I attend is InfoComm 2024 in Las Vegas so I will not be able to carry as much gear. I’ll see what I can do from here. In my opinion, the ANC is better on the Evolve2 65 however the Evolve2 55 mic performed better in this real world demo.
EPOS Impact is the best mic noise cancelling and it has ANC but it is not cheap. If you are just a regular home office worker you can get the Yealink BH70 or the Poly 4320 way cheaper with very capable mic and no ANC. You are not going to get a lot from ANC with on-ear cups anyway.
Fortunately there are solutions available to support multiple use cases and budgets. The Yealink BH70 and Poly Voyager 4320 are great options and the NEW low cost Logitech Zone 305! Check out this video of the Logitech Zone 305 vs Blender! ua-cam.com/video/YfKjMUGwA_o/v-deo.html
The jabra 55 I think did the best, but the shoks did really good too. I have the older Jabra evolve2 65, which has a similar shape and style to the new 55. I wonder if it performs as well as the 55 performed. I would’ve loved to see how well the evolve2 85 performed, that’s probably my favorite comfort wise besides the shokz, of course.
Hi Christopher! Thank you so much for all your comments and feedback on your experience. Based on my tests, the Evolve2 85 mics don't perform as well in noisy environments but I haven't tested them in a while. I may have to bring them out, update firmware and see if there has been any improvements.
@@CallOneInc I haven’t noticed any substantial improvement, they really need a tech refresh unfortunately!! But they are the most comfortable of my headsets!
The air pods I could hear the environment for sure, but I could still understand you and you came through pretty clear! I use mine as “earplugs” for my shokz when I’m in a meeting and need to click on and off anc to hear the family suddenly lol. But I’m surprised they did OK for a convention center floor!!
The AirPods Pro definitely provided some of the best ANC compared to the others. And yes, the Shokz Opencomm2 UC perform very well in noisy environments. Others have shared they use earbuds for ANC and the Shokz as their headset for voice calls.
@@CallOneInc it’s one of the main reasons I haven’t transitioned to air conduction open ear headphones phones: you can’t wear a second set of earbuds with them (comfortably) like you can with bone conduction headsets!
Hi, Danny. If money were no object and you could consider anything up to about $500, what what be your 'hands down' choice ? Also, why no reviews of standard over-ear headphones, such as Bose 700 or Sony XM5, which can work with calls ? Not realistic choices over long hours ? I'm new to all this.
Thanks for watching! Yes, I tested those headphones when they were first released however I tend to focus on professional grade audio and video solutions certified for Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, WebEx and other leading platforms and UC applications used by mid to large enterprise customers. Here are some videos: Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 UC vs. QuietComfort 45 ua-cam.com/video/d33QOEf20qs/v-deo.html Bose vs EPOS vs Jabra vs Poly | Which Headphones Sounds the Best? ua-cam.com/video/XKYNSsbhUIQ/v-deo.html My thoughts on Sony WH-1000XM4 ua-cam.com/video/_Dk5wmX1zw0/v-deo.html Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 UC ua-cam.com/video/o1XCotXjhXM/v-deo.html To answer your question though, it depends on your individual use case. What may be good for my work environments, working style and preferences may not align with yours. What’s your use case? What are you connecting headset to? What voice, video and UC platforms do you use? What environments do you work in? Home office, open office, coffee shop, other? How noisy are your environments? What are your wearing style preferences? The more detailed information you can provide, the better I can help.
Thank you. Use case: a doctor who does telehealth video calls via a zoom-like platform using an android smartphone. The environment is noisy (home with barking dogs, human voices, leaf blowers nearby). The doctor will have to wear these hours at a time. Seeking comfortable (feels like BUTTER), sleek looking, noise cancelling beast with a mic that adds depth and resonance to my voice. . On-ear or open-ear preferred so they feel imperceptible. Price is secondary as long as they will last years (wired?) Above all though, comfort and a mic with some resonance. Does this help?
@@Me_ThatsWho, thanks for sharing. Yes, it does, but it also makes it challenging to identify a single headset that checks all those boxes. The best noise-canceling mic I've tested is the EPOS Impact 1000 Series ua-cam.com/video/YaPuE5yDXyU/v-deo.html However when it comes to comfort, these are currently the most comfortable headsets I've tested: Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex, Jabra Evolve2 55 (available in mono or dual ear), Poly Voyager Focus 2, NEW Yealink BH70 and Shokz Opencomm2 UC. All these headsets also have solid-performing NC mics. No headset I've tested blocks out barking dogs or crying babies when used with mobile devices. If used via a computer, Zoom with Personalized audio isolation does a great job of almost blocking all other sounds besides your voice when used with a good headset.
@@CallOneInc Much appreciated and generous feedback, Danny. Do you think it's necessary to buy a dedicated headset for videoconferencing ? In other words, is there an outstanding headset that can achieve both great video-conferencing and really good music too?
im using my headset for teams call using my MAC and for mobile call , working remotely from coffee shops mainly. what is the best mic perfomer isolating most nois and stell very comfortable for long time wearing ? evolve 2 55 or poly focus 2 or shokz opencomm 2 or evolve 2 65 flex? comfort and clear sound is my most important.
Those are all very comfortable headsets. The challenge is comfort is subjective. If you need situational awareness (you need to be able to hear your surroundings), the Shokz Opencomm2 UC is a good option. Based on my preferences, the Evolve2 65 Flex and Evolve2 55 are slightly more comfortable than the Voyager Focus 2. The Evolve2 55 and Focus 2 have better mics than Evolve2 65 Flex, based on my tests.
@@CallOneInc thanks for reply , so Jabra 55 and flex are most comfort out of the list . Are they same lever comfort ? I like flex design more . But hear complain about its mic cutting and not so good . So is evolve 55 mic much better so I can skip the nice design of flex ? And what about lessening experience to music between them? What about shokz opencomm2 mic perform compare with flex or evolve 55 ? Thanks 🙏
Hi James, in this particular video, I demoed UC Bluetooth headsets that include a USB Bluetooth dongle, except for the Apple AirPods Pro that I paired directly via Bluetooth. Poly has recently announced Bluetooth Direct, which is a feature that will allow select Poly Voyager Bluetooth headsets to pair directly with select HP laptops running Zoom without a dongle. Logitech recently announced their Zone 305 with more models to follow, that will connect via native Bluetooth with any supporting laptops running Microsoft Teams. We're getting closer to having headsets that no longer require a dongle!
@@CallOneInc Thanks Danny, the reason for my enquiry is I'm trying to find alternatives to the EPOS Impact 1000. This particular headset seems to have the best microphone quality (when using their included dongle) and it seems to have similar bandwidth to using a wired connection. (Super wideband voice) Almost everything else sounds like it has and 8 khz sample rate in wireless mode.
Thanks for watching, Nabokovcoffee! And yes, the Jabra Evolve2 Buds performed better than expected and certainly better than Apple Airpods Pro, (in my opinion).
@CallOneInc i own the evolve2 buds and wanted to get Airpod pro 2 gen however the more I use them and get zero complaints on teams and phone calls and after your harsh testing condition super loud environment, I am happy I made the right choice.
And yes! UC and meeting platforms and applications like Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and WebEx have an added layer of noise suppression that improves transmit audio performance. For this test I did not use any additional noise suppression, solely the built headset mic noise canceling technology. Appreciate you sharing!
Here’s a video where I test 16 different corded USB headsets: Which are worth the price? | 17 Headsets from $50 - $450 | Tested in a Coffee Shop ua-cam.com/video/B9XqgZqv330/v-deo.html
Hi Karen, thanks for watching and supporting our channel! Based on my preferences, the Jabra Evolve2 55 is more comfortable for extended wear compared to the EPOS Impact 1061. It's lighter and uses Jabra AirComfort Technology. Please let me know if you have more questions! Contact us directly for pricing or to order if you are in the United States! M-F, 8 am-5 pm ET (except holidays). 📞 1-800-749-3160 📨 sales@calloneonline.com 💻 calloneinc.com/
Hello, I wanted to ask which headset would you recommend if money doesn’t matter. I work in a loud call center environment and sometimes I have to work in a loud cafe shop as well; which gets extremely loud. Do you recommend the Epos Impact 1061 TC anc or the Evolve2 Headset Jabra 55 or another headset? My main concerns are that the headset doesn’t pick up any background noises on the microphone and that I am able to hear the client clearly. Second (not as important as the other concern) is comfort for wearing it all day. Thanks @calloneinc!
Hi Sujin! Thank you for contacting us and supporting our channel! What will you be connecting/pairing the headset to? What calling platform/s are you using? No headset blocks 100% of noise however, based on recent tests with Microsoft Teams Voice Isolation and Zoom Personalized audio isolation, the performance is getting pretty good.
Thank you for the quick response. I will be mostly using the headset utilizing Zendesk integration for calls. Therefore, it doesn’t have any noise cancellation built into their system which is why I’m shopping for a great headset for noise reduction. Also I will be pairing my headset mostly into a Macbook laptop with a USB-C and audio jack. If needed, I can utilize a USB-B adapter, however would prefer USB-C headset if it has capability or Bluetooth. Thanks again
@@Sujin-h2k the EPOS Impact 1000 Series (wireless), 800 Series (corded) and 700 Series (corded) have the best noise canceling mics I have tested. As good as they are, they do not block 100% of background noise. A nice feature of the corded Impact 800 & 700 series is they include USB-C and USB-A in the box. The EPOS Impact 1000 includes a USB-A Bluetooth dongle. There is an option to buy an EPOS BTD 800 USB-C dongle separately. Comfort is subjective but based on my tests and customer feedback, the Jabra Evolve2 50 Series (corded), Evolve2 55 (wireless) and Evolve2 65 Flex are much more comfortable for all day wear. The Yealink WH64 and BH70 are also very comfortable for all day wear and have pretty solid noise canceling mics but no ANC (Active Noise Cancelling speakers). The Impact 1000 tends to get heavy after a couple hours.
@Sujin-h2k they are the same. There are multiple models in the Impact 1000 Series with the 1061T ANC being one of them. This blog I wrote includes all the EPOS Impact 1000 Series models: calloneinc.com/discovering-the-epos-impact-1000-series-the-best-noise-canceling-mic-in-business-headsets/
Also do you know if the EPOS impact 1000 series or Jabra evolve2 55 have a mute option on the microphone? I would like the functionality of muting myself on a call if needed as Zendesk doesnt always work on muting.
Are you referring to the DECT Jabra Engage 75 that connects to desk phones, computer and mobile? I haven't tested that specific model in this environment as it's not practical for people to disconnect the Engage base and transport to a coffee shop. The headsets I tested are portable and designed for hybrid work/work from anywhere. The Engage 75 is not designed for portability but instead to remain at the workstation physically connected to an AC outlet and EHS cable and/or USB cable to desk phone and computer. I believe I gave away my older Sennheiser MB 660 however, the performance should be similar to new EPOS Adapt 660.
@@CallOneInc I think its mainly the weight of the two. Both below 100g, which is important as I work many hours on calls or phone calls. Was able to connect to both computer and through dock on the engage 75 and on the mb2 through bluetooth and usb dongle Are these still the most recent releases or?
@@CallOneInc so if you were to choose overall, if you needed something for work that requires to be on different places (coffee shop, public places) w/ good noise cancelling earphones and mic, good battery - evolve 2 55 or evolve 2 65 flex?
@@musirakgi0013 I carry the Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex due to its portability. When folded it’s a smaller form factor that fits easily in my backpack. Plus it’s super comfortable. The Evolve2 65 Flex speakers use hybrid ANC vs Evolve2 55 with standard ANC. Here’s a blog explaining the difference: www.jabra.com/blog/anc-headsets-arent-all-the-same-three-types-of-anc/ The Evolve2 65 Flex has a decent NC mic however, based on my tests, the Evolve2 performs better. The Evolve2 55 is also very comfortable as both incorporate Jabra AirComfort technology. Here’s a blog I wrote that includes an overview of AirComfort tech: calloneinc.com/jabra-evolve2-65-vs-evolve2-65-flex-which-is-right-for-you/ I hope this helps! If you are in the US, contact us directly if you have more questions! (We’re currently closed on 7/4 and 7/5 for the Fourth of July! 📱1-800-749-3160 📧 sales@calloneonline.com
Contact us directly if you have more questions! Mention our UA-cam Channel for discounts! M-F, 8 am-5 pm ET (except holidays).
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I'm quite surprised that the jabra 55 was much better than 65. It sounds like the an issue of connection with 65, the sound was getting cut. Thanks for the review and content!
What's up, Gustavo! Based on my 25+ years in this industry and testing countless headsets. To this day, the closer the mic is to your mouth, the better. The Evolve2 55 has a longer mic boom that can be positioned two finger widths from the tip of your mouth vs the Evolve2 65 Flex that sits further from your mouth. This is why I am not a fan of boomless mic headsets and earbuds for business calls/video meetings. Appreciate you watching, sharing your feedback and supporting our channel!
I opted for the BH70, and being an IT manager, cost-saving metrics for the company were paramount. yealink truly facilitated this endeavor, delivering superior quality at a lower cost than anticipated...
Thanks for sharing this feedback. Our company focuses on large enterprise customers with 10,000 to 100,000+ employees. In addition to compatible, reliable, secure solutions, they need to be cost-effective.
I recently had to shop vac our flooded basement, and I was on a call with my wife on the Shokz while I was vacuuming and she could hear me clearly, the shop vac was audible but quiet, despite being on and near my feet!!! Even you test it is just so clear… of course you need separate ear protection (I had flight line earplugs in), but still!!
Thanks for sharing this real world experience and Shokz Opencomm2 UC!
My favorite would be the Shokz Opencomm2. But not sure how it canceling the noise in my ear.
Thanks for sharing! The Shokz Opencomm 2 UC has become my go-to when driving and I have passengers. This allows me to hear the phone/meeting conversation, while still leaving my ears open to hear my surroundings. The answer is, there is no canceling of the noise in your ears while using the Opencomm2. Shokz recommends you wear ear plugs if you need to block/suppress background noise. Some clients use earbuds with ANC. I hope this helps.
Jabra Evolve2 55 and Epos Impact are the best in Noise Cancelling
Hi What the! Thanks for watching and sharing your feedback! The Evolve2 55 are also super lightweight and comfortable.
for mic quality.
1. EPOS: noise free and having that extra oomph and bass to the voice.
2. Jabra 55: Clean and noise free as well. Just lacking the bass that EPOS has.
Thank you for your continued support and sharing your feedback!
Could you do the same test, but for ANC? The Jabra Evolve2 55's microphone is great, but im a bit torn with the Evolve2 65 Flex because of ANC. As always, great content!
Hi Michael! Unfortunately, Enterprise Connect 2024 has come and gone. The next event I attend is InfoComm 2024 in Las Vegas so I will not be able to carry as much gear. I’ll see what I can do from here. In my opinion, the ANC is better on the Evolve2 65 however the Evolve2 55 mic performed better in this real world demo.
EPOS Impact is the best mic noise cancelling and it has ANC but it is not cheap. If you are just a regular home office worker you can get the Yealink BH70 or the Poly 4320 way cheaper with very capable mic and no ANC. You are not going to get a lot from ANC with on-ear cups anyway.
Fortunately there are solutions available to support multiple use cases and budgets. The Yealink BH70 and Poly Voyager 4320 are great options and the NEW low cost Logitech Zone 305! Check out this video of the Logitech Zone 305 vs Blender! ua-cam.com/video/YfKjMUGwA_o/v-deo.html
Thanks Danny for another great review 😊
Thank you so much for watching and supporting our channel, Mike!
The jabra 55 I think did the best, but the shoks did really good too. I have the older Jabra evolve2 65, which has a similar shape and style to the new 55. I wonder if it performs as well as the 55 performed. I would’ve loved to see how well the evolve2 85 performed, that’s probably my favorite comfort wise besides the shokz, of course.
Hi Christopher! Thank you so much for all your comments and feedback on your experience. Based on my tests, the Evolve2 85 mics don't perform as well in noisy environments but I haven't tested them in a while. I may have to bring them out, update firmware and see if there has been any improvements.
@@CallOneInc I haven’t noticed any substantial improvement, they really need a tech refresh unfortunately!! But they are the most comfortable of my headsets!
The air pods I could hear the environment for sure, but I could still understand you and you came through pretty clear! I use mine as “earplugs” for my shokz when I’m in a meeting and need to click on and off anc to hear the family suddenly lol. But I’m surprised they did OK for a convention center floor!!
The AirPods Pro definitely provided some of the best ANC compared to the others. And yes, the Shokz Opencomm2 UC perform very well in noisy environments. Others have shared they use earbuds for ANC and the Shokz as their headset for voice calls.
@@CallOneInc it’s one of the main reasons I haven’t transitioned to air conduction open ear headphones phones: you can’t wear a second set of earbuds with them (comfortably) like you can with bone conduction headsets!
Jabra 55 smash it! :)
Hey Maikeru! I was surprised how well the Jabra Evolve2 55 performed in this environment. It was LOUD!
Hi, Danny. If money were no object and you could consider anything up to about $500, what what be your 'hands down' choice ?
Also, why no reviews of standard over-ear headphones, such as Bose 700 or Sony XM5, which can work with calls ? Not realistic choices over long hours ? I'm new to all this.
Thanks for watching! Yes, I tested those headphones when they were first released however I tend to focus on professional grade audio and video solutions certified for Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, WebEx and other leading platforms and UC applications used by mid to large enterprise customers. Here are some videos:
Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 UC vs. QuietComfort 45
ua-cam.com/video/d33QOEf20qs/v-deo.html
Bose vs EPOS vs Jabra vs Poly | Which Headphones Sounds the Best?
ua-cam.com/video/XKYNSsbhUIQ/v-deo.html
My thoughts on Sony WH-1000XM4
ua-cam.com/video/_Dk5wmX1zw0/v-deo.html
Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 UC
ua-cam.com/video/o1XCotXjhXM/v-deo.html
To answer your question though, it depends on your individual use case. What may be good for my work environments, working style and preferences may not align with yours. What’s your use case? What are you connecting headset to? What voice, video and UC platforms do you use? What environments do you work in? Home office, open office, coffee shop, other? How noisy are your environments? What are your wearing style preferences? The more detailed information you can provide, the better I can help.
Thank you. Use case: a doctor who does telehealth video calls via a zoom-like platform using an android smartphone. The environment is noisy (home with barking dogs, human voices, leaf blowers nearby). The doctor will have to wear these hours at a time.
Seeking comfortable (feels like BUTTER), sleek looking, noise cancelling beast with a mic that adds depth and resonance to my voice. .
On-ear or open-ear preferred so they feel imperceptible.
Price is secondary as long as they will last years (wired?)
Above all though, comfort and a mic with some resonance.
Does this help?
@@Me_ThatsWho, thanks for sharing. Yes, it does, but it also makes it challenging to identify a single headset that checks all those boxes. The best noise-canceling mic I've tested is the EPOS Impact 1000 Series
ua-cam.com/video/YaPuE5yDXyU/v-deo.html However when it comes to comfort, these are currently the most comfortable headsets I've tested: Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex, Jabra Evolve2 55 (available in mono or dual ear), Poly Voyager Focus 2, NEW Yealink BH70 and Shokz Opencomm2 UC. All these headsets also have solid-performing NC mics. No headset I've tested blocks out barking dogs or crying babies when used with mobile devices. If used via a computer, Zoom with Personalized audio isolation does a great job of almost blocking all other sounds besides your voice when used with a good headset.
@@CallOneInc Much appreciated and generous feedback, Danny. Do you think it's necessary to buy a dedicated headset for videoconferencing ? In other words, is there an outstanding headset that can achieve both great video-conferencing and really good music too?
im using my headset for teams call using my MAC and for mobile call , working remotely from coffee shops mainly. what is the best mic perfomer isolating most nois and stell very comfortable for long time wearing ? evolve 2 55 or poly focus 2 or shokz opencomm 2 or evolve 2 65 flex? comfort and clear sound is my most important.
Those are all very comfortable headsets. The challenge is comfort is subjective. If you need situational awareness (you need to be able to hear your surroundings), the Shokz Opencomm2 UC is a good option. Based on my preferences, the Evolve2 65 Flex and Evolve2 55 are slightly more comfortable than the Voyager Focus 2. The Evolve2 55 and Focus 2 have better mics than Evolve2 65 Flex, based on my tests.
@@CallOneInc thanks for reply , so Jabra 55 and flex are most comfort out of the list . Are they same lever comfort ? I like flex design more . But hear complain about its mic cutting and not so good . So is evolve 55 mic much better so I can skip the nice design of flex ? And what about lessening experience to music between them? What about shokz opencomm2 mic perform compare with flex or evolve 55 ? Thanks 🙏
And I don’t care about environment awareness just comfort and mic performance , speaker performance is second important .
So did any of these offer the option to use a dongle using something other than Bluetooth? If so did you use their dongles?
Hi James, in this particular video, I demoed UC Bluetooth headsets that include a USB Bluetooth dongle, except for the Apple AirPods Pro that I paired directly via Bluetooth. Poly has recently announced Bluetooth Direct, which is a feature that will allow select Poly Voyager Bluetooth headsets to pair directly with select HP laptops running Zoom without a dongle. Logitech recently announced their Zone 305 with more models to follow, that will connect via native Bluetooth with any supporting laptops running Microsoft Teams. We're getting closer to having headsets that no longer require a dongle!
@@CallOneInc Thanks Danny, the reason for my enquiry is I'm trying to find alternatives to the EPOS Impact 1000. This particular headset seems to have the best microphone quality (when using their included dongle) and it seems to have similar bandwidth to using a wired connection. (Super wideband voice) Almost everything else sounds like it has and 8 khz sample rate in wireless mode.
Actually, the Jabra evolve2 buds performed really well. Thank you for the review
Thanks for watching, Nabokovcoffee! And yes, the Jabra Evolve2 Buds performed better than expected and certainly better than Apple Airpods Pro, (in my opinion).
@CallOneInc i own the evolve2 buds and wanted to get Airpod pro 2 gen however the more I use them and get zero complaints on teams and phone calls and after your harsh testing condition super loud environment, I am happy I made the right choice.
And yes! UC and meeting platforms and applications like Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and WebEx have an added layer of noise suppression that improves transmit audio performance. For this test I did not use any additional noise suppression, solely the built headset mic noise canceling technology. Appreciate you sharing!
As expected, AirPods sounded the worst for the listeners, great for the users. I like the sound from EPOS personally.
Thanks for your feedback, Graham! The EPOS Impact 1000 Series have been solid performers in multiple challenging environments!
Are there any wired options of these headsets, as wired is what I’m required to use.
Here’s a video where I test 16 different corded USB headsets: Which are worth the price? | 17 Headsets from $50 - $450 | Tested in a Coffee Shop
ua-cam.com/video/B9XqgZqv330/v-deo.html
Do you recommend the Jabra Evolve2 55 or the EPOS Impact 1061 in terms of comfort for 8 hour days?
Hi Karen, thanks for watching and supporting our channel! Based on my preferences, the Jabra Evolve2 55 is more comfortable for extended wear compared to the EPOS Impact 1061. It's lighter and uses Jabra AirComfort Technology. Please let me know if you have more questions! Contact us directly for pricing or to order if you are in the United States!
M-F, 8 am-5 pm ET (except holidays).
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Hello, I wanted to ask which headset would you recommend if money doesn’t matter. I work in a loud call center environment and sometimes I have to work in a loud cafe shop as well; which gets extremely loud. Do you recommend the Epos Impact 1061 TC anc or the Evolve2 Headset Jabra 55 or another headset? My main concerns are that the headset doesn’t pick up any background noises on the microphone and that I am able to hear the client clearly. Second (not as important as the other concern) is comfort for wearing it all day. Thanks @calloneinc!
Hi Sujin! Thank you for contacting us and supporting our channel! What will you be connecting/pairing the headset to? What calling platform/s are you using? No headset blocks 100% of noise however, based on recent tests with Microsoft Teams Voice Isolation and Zoom Personalized audio isolation, the performance is getting pretty good.
Thank you for the quick response. I will be mostly using the headset utilizing Zendesk integration for calls. Therefore, it doesn’t have any noise cancellation built into their system which is why I’m shopping for a great headset for noise reduction. Also I will be pairing my headset mostly into a Macbook laptop with a USB-C and audio jack. If needed, I can utilize a USB-B adapter, however would prefer USB-C headset if it has capability or Bluetooth. Thanks again
@@Sujin-h2k the EPOS Impact 1000 Series (wireless), 800 Series (corded) and 700 Series (corded) have the best noise canceling mics I have tested. As good as they are, they do not block 100% of background noise. A nice feature of the corded Impact 800 & 700 series is they include USB-C and USB-A in the box. The EPOS Impact 1000 includes a USB-A Bluetooth dongle. There is an option to buy an EPOS BTD 800 USB-C dongle separately. Comfort is subjective but based on my tests and customer feedback, the Jabra Evolve2 50 Series (corded), Evolve2 55 (wireless) and Evolve2 65 Flex are much more comfortable for all day wear. The Yealink WH64 and BH70 are also very comfortable for all day wear and have pretty solid noise canceling mics but no ANC (Active Noise Cancelling speakers). The Impact 1000 tends to get heavy after a couple hours.
@Sujin-h2k they are the same. There are multiple models in the Impact 1000 Series with the 1061T ANC being one of them. This blog I wrote includes all the EPOS Impact 1000 Series models: calloneinc.com/discovering-the-epos-impact-1000-series-the-best-noise-canceling-mic-in-business-headsets/
Also do you know if the EPOS impact 1000 series or Jabra evolve2 55 have a mute option on the microphone? I would like the functionality of muting myself on a call if needed as Zendesk doesnt always work on muting.
how does some of the older fx jabra engage 75, Sennheiser MB2 (whatever its called from EPOS now) compare?
Are you referring to the DECT Jabra Engage 75 that connects to desk phones, computer and mobile? I haven't tested that specific model in this environment as it's not practical for people to disconnect the Engage base and transport to a coffee shop. The headsets I tested are portable and designed for hybrid work/work from anywhere. The Engage 75 is not designed for portability but instead to remain at the workstation physically connected to an AC outlet and EHS cable and/or USB cable to desk phone and computer. I believe I gave away my older Sennheiser MB 660 however, the performance should be similar to new EPOS Adapt 660.
@@CallOneInc I think its mainly the weight of the two. Both below 100g, which is important as I work many hours on calls or phone calls.
Was able to connect to both computer and through dock on the engage 75 and on the mb2 through bluetooth and usb dongle
Are these still the most recent releases or?
Any idea why the evolve 2 55 performed better then the 65?
Yes, longer boom mic arm. The closer the mic is to your mouth, typically the better noise canceling performance you receive.
@@CallOneInc so if you were to choose overall, if you needed something for work that requires to be on different places (coffee shop, public places) w/ good noise cancelling earphones and mic, good battery - evolve 2 55 or evolve 2 65 flex?
@@musirakgi0013 I carry the Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex due to its portability. When folded it’s a smaller form factor that fits easily in my backpack. Plus it’s super comfortable. The Evolve2 65 Flex speakers use hybrid ANC vs Evolve2 55 with standard ANC. Here’s a blog explaining the difference: www.jabra.com/blog/anc-headsets-arent-all-the-same-three-types-of-anc/
The Evolve2 65 Flex has a decent NC mic however, based on my tests, the Evolve2 performs better. The Evolve2 55 is also very comfortable as both incorporate Jabra AirComfort technology. Here’s a blog I wrote that includes an overview of AirComfort tech: calloneinc.com/jabra-evolve2-65-vs-evolve2-65-flex-which-is-right-for-you/
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Yealink BH71
Thanks for watching and sharing your feedback, E Del Rosario! The Yealink BH71 performed well in this environment!
very cool, this is the another yelink model i opted for
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