Jabra2400 II USB Duo CC Wired Call Center Headset for Softphone with Noise Cancelling Microphone, Optimized for Unified Communication

Much better call quality with higher volume than the headset my employer gave me. I'm no longer asking cx's to repeat themselves 10+ times on every call. Reduces both the cx's and my frustration.Headset is comfortable, but I wish the ear muffs cupped my ears more. Noise cancellation is ok.Despite the description, this is USB-A, not USB-C. Small disappointment as I had to buy an adapter.

I love my Jabra. I got it on the recommendation of coworkers who did a lot of research (focused on comfort, and noise-canceling since we pair-program all day over virtual hangouts).The noise cancelation is top-notch. My coworkers don't hear my family in the background. Love it.The headset is super comfy. I can wear it 9+ hours and have 0 complaints.I initially gave it 4 stars because I thought it wasn’t working for a new PC but then I realized it was the VPN messing with the headsets I tried for this PC.

solved my issues, clients no longer reporting I sound like I'm in a tunnel. Just got them, Not sure about long term ear comfort compared to foam ear pads until I wear for 8-12 hours. Will update if this becomes an issue

I have not idea what product is being reviewed by some of the negative reviewers. Certainly not the Jabra 2400 II. I hate wearing headphones or put anything in my ears, but I do a lot of telehealth work with Zoom and I used to have trouble being understood. Part of it, I am sure, is my Southern-Hungarian accent, but most of it is the poor quality sound picked up by my top-of-line webcam. Got the Jabra 2400 II and my professional life improved instantly. They are lightweight – important for someone who is in meetings 8-9 hours a day, fit well, are adjustable, and comfortable to the point that I forget I have them on. The sound is clean for speech, YouTube, and even music. I am told that my voice comes across clearly at the other end. I highly recommend it for everyday office use.

The headset has some nice features and sounds good, but its very flimsy and the boom mic setup doesn't stay in place well. It all feels really cheap and really cheaply made. The buttons on the wire are handy for volume control and call control but other than that, its a really cheaply made, over-priced headset. We'll see how well this holds up over time.

I work as a call rep and this phone was great, light weight, good sound, comfortable enough for 70hr/weeks for 4 month, then 20 hrs up to now is 8th month. Been having problem cutting in and out if I move certain ways for the last 3 weeks. Now It's completely dead after 8 months or relatively heavy use. With $120 headset. I expected it to last a bit longer than 8 months. However, it's the best so far. I also have Logitech $45, as a back up. Logitech is heavier, not as comfortable for all day wear as this Jabra.

Sound quality is good, works well with Skype and MS Teams like I needed, but isn't the most comfortable and seems flimsy, especially considering the cost. We'll see how long it lasts, but OK for now. Kinda wish I had bought a cheaper or refurbished model since I don't love this one.

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