Jabra, the leading audio specialist introduces their all-new lineup of Evolve2 series. Introduced as Evolve2 40, Evolve2 65 and Evolve2 85, this new series focus more towards providing flexibility towards being productive and communications.

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The Evolve2 series undergoes enhancements in terms of noise isolation, audio transmission, Bluetooth connectivity and a longer battery life. The series was Microsoft Team certified and placed itself as a premiere unified communication (UC) solution for entrepreneurs for an effective communication, remotely.

Pricings and Feature

The Evolve2 85 is the flagship of the Evolve2 series. It was designed to reduce noise cancellation up to 50% by utilizing the active noise cancellation technology thanks to its uniquely designed ear cushion that act as a passive noise isolation. The Evolve2 85 has a dedicated boom arm that eliminates background noise, especially during travelling in a crowded situation. Thanks to its built-in 10 microphone, it improved voice-delivery up to 40% for a professional communication. The headset further features Jabra’s busylight signature with 360-degree visibility that automatically activate once the user begins by attending calls. Battery life is crucial for a headset and according to Jabra, the Evolve2 85 offers up to 37 hours of battery life. The company further adds, the maximum allowed distance of the Bluetooth connectivity is 30m or 100ft.

Next, the Evolve2 65 and Evolve2 40 available both in stereo and mono. Following the design philosophy of the Evolve2 85, the Evolve2 65 and Evolve2 40 reduce the background noise by a passive noise cancellation through a perfectly engineered ear-cup design and oval memory foam ear cushions. In addition, busylight signature by Jabra and revamped Bluetooth connectivity was made available in the mid-range headsets like Evolve2 40 and Evolve2 65. All three Evolve2 series features UC and MS variants with a selection of mono and stereo types for Evolve2 40 and Evolve2 65 made available for the users to pick their preferred types.

Source: Evolve2 40 | Evolve2 65 | Evolve2 85

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