Stay connected while staying aware of your surroundings with the Jabra Evolve 40 Mono Headset for Unified Communicationfrom Jabra. The single earcup design lets you take calls and have conversations without having to take off your headset. When on a call, the integrated busy light lets everyone know you're not to be disturbed. The headset connects to the included USB controller via a standard 3.5mm headphone connector. The puck-shaped controller then plugs into your computer or mobile device via USB Type-C. It's certified for use with a host of communication platforms and softphones. When you're not on a call, you can spin the boom mic up and magnetically attach it to the headband.

Mono Headset Design    Integrated Busy Light    Passive Noise Cancellation    Adjustable Magnetic Boom Microphone    Compatible with Mobile Devices via 3.5mm    USB Controller for Audio Control    Leatherette Padded Earcup    Adjustable Headband

Since the Evolve 40 connects to the USB Type-C controller via a standard 3.5mm headphone connector, you can easily disconnect and plug into your compatible mobile device to enjoy your favorite music, podcasts, or audio books.

Busy Light: An integrated light indicates to everyone that you're on a call and not to be disturbed. You can also activate it manually when not on a call
USB Controller: Included controller lets you adjust volume, answer calls, and mute the microphone
Jabra Direct Support: PC software from Jabra that provides device customization, the ability to transfer Skype calls to your mobile device, and to see the readiness status of your Jabra device
Noise cancelling unidirectional microphone
Leatherette padded earcup
Adjustable headband

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Product description here says "Integrated USB Cable". According to web search, 510+ includes a USB dongle. Does this come with a cable or a dongle?

A: It comes with an integrated USB cable wrapped around the speaker. Unwind the cable and plug it in, The othe end is permanently connected to the speaker.

Q: 2. Can the boom rotate so it can be worn on either side of the head?

A: Yes, the Jabra Evolve 40 allows for both Left and Right side configurations for the microphone.

Q: 3. Hi, I would like to know the cord length and if there is a mute/volume button? thanks

A: Cord length is 8 feet. There is a button that controls the microphone. It alows for on or off. On the edge of this button is a rolling wheel that controls the volume, at its lowest setting cancels all sound to the speakers.

Q: 4. Do I need to have a separate cord to go from the quick disconnect to the phone?

A: If your phone does not support Quick Disconnect, you would need the GN 1200 Smart Cord (http://bhpho.to/1BR19KA)

Q: 5. Can this Model be integrated with Microsoft Sky for business or Microsft Lync.?

A: No, this device has Full compatibility with UC systems and VoIP Clients.

Q: 6. Can this model connect to an iphone using Bluetooth directly? Or do you have to use the dongle with the iPhone somehow?

A: Yes, the Jabra Speak 510+ UC USB & Bluetooth Speakerphone with Bluetooth Adapter (Unified Communications) BH #JA510UCBTSP can be paired to an Iphone via Bluetooth without using the dongle. The dongle is included for computers that may not have built in Bluetooth.

Q: 7. Does this fit the Eartec UltraPak?

A: It does not. The headset for the UltraPak is this: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1269395-REG/eartec_hubcyb_cyber_lightweight_plug_in_headset.html

Q: 8. What is the difference between 7510-409 and 7510-309?

A: Model 7510-309 is Microsoft Lync Certified. Model 7510-409 is UC Standard certified. In my experience, the functionality is exactly the same when it comes to seeing similar products with different certifications and it is more of a marketing tactic. Both products would work with any UC application like microsoft Lync, skype, etc.

Q: 9. what is the difference between UC and MS? The reason I asked is because MS changed something on my PC and now my speakers won't work and want to buy something that will work.

A: Sorry for any inconvenience. The MS models are certified for Microsoft Skype for Business (Lync), and certain features in the headset settings are compatible when you buy a certified product, for that specific soft phone system. Overall, a UC headset should still work with a soft VoIP phone.

Q: 10. Hi, I would like to know the cord length please? Thanks

A: If you use the headphones with a computer that requires a USB connection, the cord is just about seven feet in length. If you use the headphones with a cellphone or something else that requires a 3.5 mm plug, you remove the USB/Controls portion (which is the black part) of the cable and are left with the orange portion of the cable that is four feet in length.