Review: Jabra BT2080

The Bluetooth headset market is at the indicate where it gets very hard to determine what headset fits your needs perfectly. Price, build quality, fit/condolement and sound quality all come into play when shopping for your headset.

A quick search of this site will reveal numerous reviews of Jabra headsets, all with different advantages. Merely let's not forget the entry-level headset. Inexpensive products with quality features can be hard to come by in a space dominated by expensive devices loaded with features that many people would never use. Jabra'south BT2080 falls in this niche, offering a headset for $39.95.

To see what features are offered in this niggling headset, follow the link.

Design

Jabra put some prissy elements into the BT2080. The ear hooks (there are 2 different sizes included in the packet) are of the thin, wire-like variety. The ear gels are fairly standard, except that they are very rubbery and actually grip inside your ear somewhat to foreclose the headset from slipping. This is especially handy when using the headset without the ear hooks; which is doable, merely I prefer using the hook.

Four buttons are dispersed on the various face of the headset. A dedicated power push is on the inside of the headset. The 2 book buttons are on the lesser face when worn on the right ear, which is a small source of irritation to me as I keep feeling for them on the top. The phone call button is in its standard position on the exterior of the headset.

This headset is every bit comfy every bit yous could ask for. It is lightweight, with good curves and a variety of interchangeable pieces that permit you to customize the headset to your ear.

My favorite characteristic is i that we've seen from Jabra before with the BT4010. The within of the headset contains indicators to quickly and easily communicate your bombardment level and connection status.

Quality

Call quality is most what you would expect from a lower-end headset. Jabra didn't add anything in the way of noise cancellation, though the BT2080 does back up EDR and eSCO for the best Bluetooth connexion possible.

Value

For the price, this headset does everything an entry level user could look. If you've been using Bluetooth headsets for a while, y'all will probably be disappointed with the sound quality. This would be perfect for a start-fourth dimension user looking to get their ear wet, as it were.

Conclusion

Jabra knows its headsets. The BT2080 is a good residuum between quality and price, which makes information technology perfect for entry-level users. If you lot're looking for a headset for a kickoff-time user, your search is over. Whether it's for you or equally a souvenir, head on over to the WMExperts Shop for your BT2080.

This huge Xbox 'Quick Resume' update will give gamers more control

Xbox Insiders Update

This huge Xbox 'Quick Resume' update will requite gamers more control

Microsoft is adding a new feature to Xbox consoles, assuasive you to permanently shop up to two games in a Quick Resume country at all times. The feature is heading out first to Xbox Insiders in the Blastoff testing ring before striking the full general public.

ASUS ROG Strix X570-E is the best motherboard for Ryzen 9 5900X

Solid Foundations

ASUS ROG Strix X570-East is the best motherboard for Ryzen 9 5900X

The motherboard tin can prove a approval or a hindrance when used with high-performance processors like the AMD Ryzen nine 5900X, depending on which you go for. We've rounded up the best B550 and X570 motherboards that are compatible with the new Ryzen processor.