Sales coach Ryan Dohrn recommends the Jabra Evolve 65 for remote work calls, citing its dual-ear design, boom mic, and Bluetooth connectivity. He warns against using consumer earbuds like AirPods on business calls, stressing that clear audio and a professional setup matter more than flashy virtual backgrounds.
Hey friends, Ryan Dohrn here, your sales coach, answering your questions. Feel free to send those to me, ryan@ryandohrn.com. All right, first question comes from David in Springfield, Missouri. What's going on, David? Hey Ryan, I love the idea of answering questions. Thank you, sir. Recommendations on headsets when you're working remote from home. David, great question. I use what's referred to as a Jabra What's it called? Jabra Evolve 65. This is a Jabra Evolve 65, and then I can put it on. I've got a dual headset on both ears, and I've got this boom. Friends, that's really important. Your AirPods are not good, I promise. You think they're good quality, they're not professional quality. I like to have a little boom here. So this is the Jabra Evolve 65 dual ear set. This also connects to the Bluetooth on your computer or on your cell phone. As well as it's got a USB plug-in for when you're doing Zoom calls and things like that. A lot of times people feel like they need to have like all these lights and a cool microphone and all that. What people are really looking for is, can they see you? Can they hear you? Is there something all crazy distracting behind you? Some of you are using that fill-in feature from Zoom where you can make the background anything you want it to be. Maybe don't make it like a beach scene from the Grand Cayman or something like that, but Uh, David, I feel like the Jabra Evolve 65 is one of the best headsets that are out there. Uh, get it, and I think you're gonna very much love it. It's right around the $150 mark. Friends, you got questions, send them in to me, ryan@ryandohrn.com. Remember, if sales was easy, everybody'd be doing it, and they're not. So we found a career that'll feed our families for a lifetime. Check out more information over at ryandohrn.com. Take care, friends.
