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Jabra Evolve 40. I chose wired so I didn't have to deal with Bluetooth audio issues. I wanted something with a professional appearance and strong mic and headph

• enlightens 5y ago
  I'll heartily agree with this recommendation, though I have the Jabra Evolve 75. As best as I can tell it's exactly the same as the 40 with the addition of Bluetooth. I happened to pick it up in February of 2020 and it's been fantastic for my hours of daily calls.
• jholman 5y ago
  That sits on top of the ear, crushing the ear cartilage against the skull, right? How can anyone choose that style of headphone?
  • FooHentai 5y ago
    They don't put much pressure on the head, certainly not enough to describe it as crushing anything. A characteristic of this type of headset is light weight, so the clamp pressure does not need to be strong to keep them in place. As a result they're significantly smaller than over-ear cans, and able to be stuffed in a laptop bag easily. The style can become fatiguing with extended wear, that is probably their biggest flaw along with limitations on how much sound isolation they can achieve.