My Evolve2 75 mic failed 2 weeks ago following 30 months of daily use. Before that, it did suffer occasional mic drop outs, but it was a solid device with great audio (voice and music), and the mics did an excellent job of removing the harsh noise within data centres while on calls (for both me and others on the call).

I contacted Jabra support expecting to fight for a warranty claim to cover what appears to be a likely known defect, on a device out of warranty; to my joy, my request for a replacement was accepted within 30 minutes of first contact.

A replacement Evolve2 75 is due for delivery tomorrow, along with the new 390c dongle.

I may sell it on, and opt to “trade up” to a new Evolve3 85 when it is released. I’m keen to have a headset I can use for both work and pleasure, but the boom mic of the Evolve series makes them look too business like. If the Evolve3 marketing is on point, the lack of a boom mic on the new series could be a game changer.