Jabra Evolve 40 UC Stereo (Cable, USB-A, Avaya, Cisco, Skype)
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Jabra Evolve 40 UC Stereo

Cable, USB-A, Avaya, Cisco, Skype


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2 years ago

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In my case it's about 11cm - but it's older and may have expanded. It falls off my head from time to time... Otherwise recommendable!
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4 years ago

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Do you mean a jack 3.5mm? Then you could unplug the Jabra from the middle control unit and you would have jack 3.5mm.
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4 years ago

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4 years ago

The "DUO" is equipped with a USB-C plug and the stereo version has a USB-A plug. With stereo, the headsets have speakers on the left and right. So if you also want to use the headset for music, I would recommend a stereo. It is also a question of which variant is more comfortable for you. "MS" and "UC" differ in certification. MS stands for Microsoft certification and is therefore optimised for Office/Teams and Skype products. The question here is with which software you will use the headset.
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These headphones are wired (mini-jack and USB interface) and are primarily suitable as a telephone headset on the PC. For iPhone, I recommend either in-ear or closed earphones with Bluetooth or headphones that you connect to the lightening port using an adapter.
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I also had this question and although there is a set with normal USB, I could not find it available anywhere. Due to time constraints, I ordered the headset with USB-C with a slim adapter called "Satechi USB 3.0 to (USB Type-C, 2.74cm)". With this, the headset works perfectly and I could also use it with USB-C directly.
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5 years ago

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5 years ago

According to our supplier unfortunately they do not have the correct adapter. In our range we have an adapter from 3.5 mm to 2.5 mm that should work, but we cannot guarantee it will work with that headset as we have not tested it. InLine 2.5mm – 3.5mm (3m, Entry, 2.5mm)
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The difference between home and work is that at work you may have a computer specialist who has done the setup work for you. And yes, they don't just plug and unplug cables or reboot a computer...
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6 years ago

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