Has anyone used Jabra 510 MS speaker with Jabra 380 Dongle and having smooth overall experience of taking client calls. I loved the product, but it eeks me to see the USB A cable hanging along with it. I do have a Jabra 380 Dongle(Which is connected with Evolve 85). I was wondering, of how is the speaker output(esp mic response) if I connect my 510 through 380 and use it daily?
Has anyone used Jabra 510 MS speaker with Jabra 380 Dongle and having smooth overall experience of taking client calls. I loved the product, but it eeks me to see the USB A cable hanging along with it. I do have a Jabra 380 Dongle(Which is connected with Evolve 85). I was wondering, of how is the speaker output(esp mic response) if I connect my 510 through 380 and use it daily?
Hi all, this is my office setup.
Everything looks great, except a way to just talk on calls. I have Jabra evolve 85 but not a big fan of wearing them 6 hours a day. My laptop has a horrible speaker and mic, which forces me to join all the meetings through my phone for audio and it drains my phone batteries.
I am wondering if i should just buy a mic say Razer mini Series V3 for more noise cancellation effects, since my monitor has a great sound
Or i should go for a conference speaker, and buy something considering I am the going to be the solo user in the room.
My concerns are having twin infants soon going to be toddlers and a barking dog.
What would you recommend
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SOS — Please help, fellow twin parents. We are really struggling.
We have 6-week-old identical twin girls (3 weeks adjusted, born at 37 weeks), and things suddenly feel completely unmanageable. We have been sleepless ever since the birth and honestly feel like we’ve lost the joy and fun of raising our babies because of the constant struggles, failed sleep attempts, and extreme crying. I keep reading posts where babies are sleeping in wake windows, going down easily, and parents seem to have some sort of rhythm… and honestly it’s making us question whether we’re doing something wrong.
A few questions because we genuinely feel lost:
When people say “feed every 3 hours,” do you mean start of one feed to start of the next? Or end of feed to start of next?
At this age, wake windows are supposedly only 45 mins–1 hour. But HOW is that even possible with twins?
By the time we:
change diapers for both,
get them latched or bottle ready,
feed them (which alone takes 30–40+ mins),
burp,
soothe,
reswaddle,
and try putting them down…
…the entire hour is already gone.
The hardest part: they take forever to fall asleep. Even after rocking, swaying, bouncing, pacifiers, contact naps, etc., they often wake back up within 10–20 mins crying HARD again.
Most cycles end with at least one baby never really sleeping before it’s basically time for the next feed again.
Is this normal for twins/newborns? How do people sustainably survive this phase without completely losing their minds?
We even introduced one formula feed (Kendamil) around 1 AM so my wife can sleep from 11 PM–4 AM, but honestly they still barely sleep even after a fuller feed.
The only positive is they seem much calmer during daytime naps.
Would really appreciate honest experiences, reassurance, or tips from parents who’ve survived this phase — especially twin parents.
Hi All,
My wife and I were blessed with twin baby girls and they are now of three week marks. They are fed every three hours and we were trying to exclusively breastfeed
Up until now, I (husband) was available for her during the night for diaper duties, post feed burping and swaddling. But now that my job starts from Monday. We planned for me to sleep from 2 am till 8 am and then I start my job at 9. Luckily I am remote so will be in the house for any emergency situation.
Anyhow the very first night my wife was super overwhelmed. Both the kids decided to not to sleep in the night and were cranky. From changing diapers to feeding them(tandem feed) to re swaddling and putting them baxk to sleep, was a nightmare for her.
Can you guys tell me how did you all transition when your spouse went to work. How were night routines managed alone. Some tips or tricks. We bought momcozy M9 and then S1 spectra, but she doesnt have energy to pump after feeding.
Are we doing anything wrong?