CHF214.–
Jabra Evolve2 75 MS Stereo
Wireless, USB-A, Microsoft teams
Question about Jabra Evolve2 75 MS Stereo
What are the differences between the MS and UC models? https://www.digitec.ch/fr/s1/questionandanswer/quelle-est-la-difference-entre-le-jabra-evolve-40-ms-et-40-uc--217105
Former employee
4 years ago
Here is what the brand says on its website:
"Microsoft (MS) variants, which are certified for use with Microsoft Teams, support a plug-and-play experience with the following features:
Automatic selection of the MS variant as the default communication device.
Microsoft Teams LED notifications visible on the controller.
Use of the Answer/Hang Up button on the controller to support interaction between the device and Microsoft Teams on a computer.
If multiple MS devices are present, call prioritisation will send audio to the device that was used to answer an incoming call.
If you are using an MS variant with a different softphone client, the MS variant should work in the same way as a UC variant with regard to audio and standard features such as answering/terminating calls, adjusting the volume and mute.
If you are not using Microsoft Teams as a softphone client, we recommend using a UC variant, which is certified for use with all major UC platforms, including Cisco, Mitel and Avaya. If you use a UC variant with Microsoft Teams, the plug-and-play experience will not be available. You can manually configure the audio and call control features by selecting the UC variant as the default communication device in Microsoft Teams settings."
"Microsoft (MS) variants, which are certified for use with Microsoft Teams, support a plug-and-play experience with the following features:
Automatic selection of the MS variant as the default communication device.
Microsoft Teams LED notifications visible on the controller.
Use of the Answer/Hang Up button on the controller to support interaction between the device and Microsoft Teams on a computer.
If multiple MS devices are present, call prioritisation will send audio to the device that was used to answer an incoming call.
If you are using an MS variant with a different softphone client, the MS variant should work in the same way as a UC variant with regard to audio and standard features such as answering/terminating calls, adjusting the volume and mute.
If you are not using Microsoft Teams as a softphone client, we recommend using a UC variant, which is certified for use with all major UC platforms, including Cisco, Mitel and Avaya. If you use a UC variant with Microsoft Teams, the plug-and-play experience will not be available. You can manually configure the audio and call control features by selecting the UC variant as the default communication device in Microsoft Teams settings."