Jabra Evolve 65e MS Duo
Wireless, USB-A, Skype
Question about Jabra Evolve 65e MS Duo
Hello everyone, what is the difference between this product and Jabra Evolve 65e UC Duo?
digitec
9 months ago
Helpful answer
The main difference between the two models lies in the certification and the preconfigured settings for various communication platforms.
- Certification: One model is optimised for Microsoft Teams (MS), the other for Unified Communications (UC) such as Skype for Business, Zoom or other UC platforms.
- Settings: The MS variant is specifically tuned for Microsoft Teams, while the UC variant is configured for a wider range of communications applications.
- Functionality: Both models offer plug-and-play functionality and can be used wirelessly with a USB-A connection. The basic functions such as volume control and stereo sound are identical.
- Compatibility: Both headsets work with most common communication applications, but the MS version offers special features for Microsoft Teams.
The differences therefore mainly concern the software integration and not the hardware.
Automatically generated from the .- Certification: One model is optimised for Microsoft Teams (MS), the other for Unified Communications (UC) such as Skype for Business, Zoom or other UC platforms.
- Settings: The MS variant is specifically tuned for Microsoft Teams, while the UC variant is configured for a wider range of communications applications.
- Functionality: Both models offer plug-and-play functionality and can be used wirelessly with a USB-A connection. The basic functions such as volume control and stereo sound are identical.
- Compatibility: Both headsets work with most common communication applications, but the MS version offers special features for Microsoft Teams.
The differences therefore mainly concern the software integration and not the hardware.