Fixing Jabra Evolve2 65 - Battery Replacement (How to)

In this video we explain how to replace the battery of the Jabra Evolve2 65 wireless headsets.
In case the battery of your headset does not last very long anymore or it does not want to charge at all, then it may be time to replace the battery.
As tools we are using a Torx-6 screwdriver and a small prying tool (in our case a simple nail file).

[@MegaSafetyFirst]

The replacement battery on Amazon:
amzn.to/47QL3rn
(Associates link)

[@boriscelarent]

I replaced the battery, and the instructions were perfect-it works great now. Sure, $15 for a battery seems expensive, but considering my headset has lasted three years, it's worth it. I know I could order a cheaper battery from China for about $2, but ordering from Amazon means it arrives the next morning, keeping my $200+ headset working without much downtime.

[@richmond411]

Thanks a million! Perfectly clear, short and straight to the point!

[@cmsraviverma1036]

Thanks, I learned from your video, how to open its ear foam, This part only was difficult for me. i have evolve 2 75

[@blackphoenix2502]

I aced it on my first try. Video was super helpful. Thanks a ton.

[@ThanhNguyen-mm7wo]

Thanks. Used this to fix mine.

[@luisavilez8842]

Where did you buy the battery?

[@radnerak]

Can someone provide battery measurements? These batteries are not available in Canada, so gotta find an alternative

[@radhgk]

Hi Team , battery voltage looks very strange , I searched and found many replacement battery for 3.7V and 450 mah but cannot find any battery with 3.8 V . Can you please check and provide battery link .Will 3.7V battery work with this headset

[@Geraki0n]

Am not an expert on this but I strongly suspect a 3.7V battery will be okay. There's usually at least some tolerance for a differing voltage in an electronic circuit, as a batteries output slightly more V when charged near 100% and less V when near depleted, much more than .1V.
I also am questioning whether this battery is really 3.8V or it's rounded a different way. Voltage comes from the battery chemistry (in this case li-ion) and there's limited flexibility to change it short of (say) doubling it. Li-ion chemistry is 3.7V.

[@lasershowsi]

Can you share where did you buy your battery some link or

[@MegaSafetyFirst]

This is where I found them: amzn.to/47QL3rn

[@henryjaden7551]

My jabra right ear is not working so what should I do?😭😭😭

[@joonasmakinen4807]

Exactly same issue here…

[@walter_texas]

Same

[@italianozuzu1232]

I bought it for 2 dollars .

[@submelb]

Could you please provide video on how to replace the speaker?

[@AzArthur1]

It is a little bit fiddly, but doable