Jabra Evolve2 series are quite popular models when it comes to wireless Bluetooth headsets in terms of great sound quality and comfort for calling & listening to music under the budget segment. It seems that Jabra Evolve2 wireless Bluetooth headsets are having plenty of issues for the users that are actually troubling while using the headsets. Apart from the Bluetooth connectivity issue, some users are experiencing audio-related issues. Meanwhile, multiple users are reporting that their Jabra Evolve2 headsets have a charging problem or the headsets not charging inside the charging case at all.
Yes! That’s a real issue if you’re a TWS user because the charging case provides wireless charging to the pair of headsets when placed inside the case and the lid is closed. But according to multiple reports, whenever the headsets are placed inside the charging case, they didn’t charge at all and the Jabra mobile app shows a full 100% battery level all the time. The headsets are only charging while the case is connected to the charger.
Fix: Jabra Evolve2 Charging Problem: Not Charging in Case
That means whenever the charging case isn’t connected to the power source, the Jabra Evolve2 headsets don’t get charged from the case by default. Luckily, the Jabra Support team did respond to this issue and provided a couple of possible fixes that we’ve mentioned below. So, without further ado, let’s get into it.
1. Reset the Jabra Evolve2 Charging Case
It’s recommended by the Jabra Support team to perform a factory reset of the Jabra Evolve2 Charging Case by following the steps below:
- Make sure to place your Jabra Evolve2 headsets in the charging case and plug the charging case into the power source to charge it fully. [Leave it charging for at least 2-3 hours straight away to charge entirely]
- Once your headset charging case is fully charged, open the charging case and remove the headsets.
- Then place the headsets inside the charging case ensuring that each headset flashes red when returned.
- Leave the lid open of the charging case and plug it into a power source again using the dedicated USB cable and the power supply or a wall charger with a standard voltage of 5v +- 0.25v.