Jabra Evolve 65 TE Stereo for Microsoft Teams
Pick the best option for you
The headset, and ten sets of spare cushions.
Ear cushions are the part that wears out. They flatten, they go shiny, and on a headset that moves between shifts they get grim faster than anyone likes to admit. Ten spare sets means you swap them when they need swapping, instead of when someone finally gets round to raising a purchase order.
Take the call with you
Up to 100 feet from the Link 390a adapter, so you can walk to the printer, finish the call in the corridor and get a coffee on the way back without it dropping. Sixteen hours of talk time means you charge it Monday morning and stop thinking about it.
The red light does the asking
A red light on the ear cup comes on by itself when you are in a call. In an open-plan office that is the difference between someone standing at your desk waiting for you to finish and someone reading it and coming back in ten minutes.
Stereo, which is this one
Both ears covered. The right pick when the floor is loud and the call needs your full attention.
Mono
One ear open so you stay in the room. Better if people come and talk to you between calls.
The noise cancelling here is passive. The cushions seal against your ear and block what they can, which works well on voices and keyboards. It is not the active kind that cancels a steady hum, so if the thing wearing you down is the air conditioning rather than the people, this is not the headset that fixes it.
| Item | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Jabra Evolve 65 TE Stereo, Microsoft Teams certified | 1 |
| Jabra Link 390a USB adapter | 1 |
| Foam ear cushions | 10 sets |
| USB charging cable | 1 |
Nothing else to order. The adapter that gives you the range is already included, which is not true of every wireless headset at this price. The one thing not in the box is the desktop charging stand, and that is a separate purchase if you want the headset to live on a dock rather than a cable.
What buyers say
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. This is the MS Teams certified build, so it registers as a Teams device and the button on the ear cup answers and ends Teams calls directly. If your team runs Zoom, Google Meet or Webex instead, buy the UC version of the same headset.
Jabra rates it at up to 30 meters, about 100 feet, from the Link 390a adapter. That rating is for a clear line of sight. Walls, lift shafts and steel partitions all cut into it, so treat it as the best case rather than the number you will get across a whole floor.
Yes. It holds two Bluetooth connections at once, so it can stay paired to the Link 390a in your laptop and to your mobile together. A call on either one comes through without re-pairing anything.
Not straight away. They are there so the headset keeps feeling new for years, or so a shared headset gets a fresh set between people. Foam cushions are the part that flattens first, and replacing them is cheaper than replacing the headset.
