Jabra Engage 50 II with Teams, Zoom and Google Meet

Does the Jabra Engage 50 II work with Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet? Here's what it supports and how each one works. It's a business headset: connect it by USB cable or dongle (or Bluetooth) and select it as the microphone and speaker in Teams, Zoom, Meet or your softphone.

Compatibility at a glance

Based on Jabra's published compatibility. Certification can vary by firmware and configuration, so check the manufacturer's current list before a large rollout.

Engage 50 II with Microsoft Teams

The Engage 50 II is certified for Microsoft Teams. Plug it into your computer and choose it under Settings → Devices. It needs no license of its own; it works the same way on any computer.

Engage 50 II with Zoom

The Engage 50 II is certified for Zoom. Plug it into your computer and choose it under Settings → Audio and Video. It needs no license of its own; it works the same way on any computer.

Engage 50 II with Google Meet

The Engage 50 II is certified for Google Meet. Plug it into your computer and choose it under Settings → Audio and Video. It needs no license of its own; it works the same way on any computer.

Engage 50 II with any other app (BYOD)

Over USB the Engage 50 II is a standard microphone and speaker, so it works with Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Webex, GoTo and others, including Webex even though it isn't certified for it. More on BYOD rooms

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