Comfort is always an important factor, but so is sound quality. After all, if a headset is comfortable, but it sounds bad, well, there’s no sense in considering it. We all want to sound good when we’re on calls, so how does this Jabra Evolve2 30 sound? While on the subject of sound, the Jabra Evolve2 30 features wideband audio and 28 mm drivers for great sound quality whether on calls, or listening to music.

For those who are Microsoft Teams specific, then you’ll want to select the MS Teams version as it’s specifically designed for use with Teams. Are you replacing old headsets? If you are, what are your plans for the old headsets? If you’re like a lot of people, those old headsets might just end up in the dark recesses of a desk drawer, never again to see the light of day. By headset standards, these are both very lightweight, and when it comes to comfort, weight plays an important role. Many headsets we’ve reviewed weigh 6 ounces, and even as much as 10 ounces. So when you stop to compare, it’s easy to see that the Evolve2 30 was designed with comfort in mind. Sound quality - 1 star, 5 stars, or something in between?

I guess it simply comes down to personal preference, and that happens to be mine. Yours may be different, and if so, then there are many other good quality headsets with the feature buttons on the controller rather than on the headset itself. Busy light on board

Besides these two different variants, you also have the choice between USB A or USB C connectivity. A lot of computers today are coming with USB C ports, but there are still a lot of computers using USB A. So whichever you use, there’s an Evolve2 30 connection that’s right for your situation. ComfortOne of our YouTube viewers asked to compare the Jabra Evolve 30 II and new Evolve2 30. We took it one step further and included the Jabra Evolve2 40 as well. In the video below we provide a brief over of the differences between these three headset models and include a side-by-side mic test. Which headset do you think performed best?