Jabra Expands the Evolve2 Range

Jabra has expanded its best-selling line of professional headsets, the Jabra Evolve series, with new Evolve2 mid-range headsets.

The revolutionary Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex, the Jabra Evolve2 55 and Jabra Evolve2 50 are engineered for ultra-flexible hybrid working.

Jabra’s 2022 research found that 80% of all meetings globally are either fully virtual or hybrid, and hybrid natives like Gen Zs consider their “office” to be their laptop, headset, and wherever with a strong internet connection, and find themselves working in a “third space” such as a co-working space, café, or library.

The new Evolve2 headsets are meant to empower users with the most useful and professional features to protect their focus zone and enable them to take calls and meetings no matter their environment.

Additionally, they have optimised sound for professional use and music, so there is no need to switch headsets when it is time for a break.

Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex: the Most Portable Professional Headset with Unique Fold-and-Go Design

To provide maximum flexibility, the Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex has a unique fold-and-go design with a collapsible hinged headband, slimmed-down earcups.

It comes with a soft sustainable pouch, allowing users to easily tuck it into even the smallest of bags, or your pocket.

With the headset, users can be sure to be heard clearly even in loud locations, thanks to a powerful chipset, advanced digital algorithm, and beamforming Jabra ClearVoice microphones for the open office.

The chipset and noise-cancelling technology delivers a best-in-class Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and close-fitting memory foam earcups help seal out even more of the surroundings.

Using the headset for flexible working and for entertainment means that users would likely be wearing their headsets for hours each day. Evolve2 65 Flex features the Jabra Air Comfort technology and flexible earcups that rotates to move whenever users do – making the headset incredibly comfortable, no matter how long it is on.

The unique technology also layers ultra-soft perforated foam inside the collapsible headband for a gentle cushioning effect.

The headset has a 360° busylight, a shorter hide-away boom arm and it is certified for all leading virtual meeting platforms, like Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Zoom.

Workers can be rest assured for all-day work and play with the headset promising up to 32 hours of music time and up to 20 hours of talk time with ANC/busylight off.

Jabra Evolve2 55 and 50: On-Ear Headsets Designed with New, Revolutionary Comfort Technology

With more flexible working, and therefore more potential for distractions, Jabra is bringing Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) into more professional headsets, with a wireless option, Evolve2 55, and a corded version, Evolve2 50.

The headsets are built with powerful ANC that has a unique acoustic chamber design, 28mm custom speakers, a specially designed chipset that powers speech-separating, and two premium noise-cancelling microphones.

Both products are certified for all leading virtual meeting platforms, like Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Zoom, all while providing a comfortable fit with the Jabra Air Comfort technology.

Holger Reisinger, SVP for Enterprise Solutions at Jabra says, “The current generation of hybrid workers are in search for comfortable, flexible, and easy to use devices for both work and music.

Meanwhile, headsets are evolving from mere accessories to a business necessity for productive work. This was why we sought to create high-quality mid-range headsets so we can meet the needs of both the business and end-user.

Particularly with the foldable version, everyone will have the ability to look, sound and be professional, working from anywhere.”

Key Features of All Three Evolve2 Products:

• Maximum comfort with Jabra Air Comfort technology
• Jabra ClearVoice Microphone systems that meet premium microphone for the open office standard
• Integrated 360° busylight
• 28mm custom speakers deliver premium sound for music
• Certified for leading virtual meeting platforms (UC-certified and Microsoft Teams-certified variants available)
• Up to 30m/100ft wireless range (Evolve2 65 Flex & Evolve2 55 only)
• Personalisation with Jabra Sound+, Jabra MySound and voice assistants (Evolve2 65 Flex & Evolve2 55 only)
• Connect two devices at the same time with dual connectivity (Evolve2 65 Flex & Evolve2 55) and connect to another device via Bluetooth while plugged in (Evolve2 50)
• Boom arm mute and answer call
• Available in stereo and mono (Evolve2 55 & Evolve2 50 only) – Evolve2 65 Flex available in stereo
• UC and Microsoft Teams variants
• Optional charging stand (Evolve2 65 Flex & Evolve2 55 only)

Key Features Only of the Evolve2 65 Flex:

• Most portable professional headset with unique fold-and-go design
• Best-in-class Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation (ANC)
• Hide-away boom arm for discreet on-the-go professionalism
• Up to 20 hours of talk time with ANC/busylight off, up to 15 hours talk time with ANC/busylight on, up to 32 hours of listening time with ANC/busylight off, up to 21 hours listening time with ANC/busylight on

Key Features Only of the Evolve2 55:

• Up to 16 hours talk time with ANC/busylight off, up to 10 hours talk time with ANC/busylight on, and up to 18 hours listening time with ANC/busylight off, up to 15 hours listening time with ANC/busylight on
• A comfortable fit that’s the best-in-its-class

Pricing and Availability

• The Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex, Evolve2 55 & Evolve2 50 will be available in April.
• Evolve2 65 Flex MSRP £265/€299 (£310/€349 with Wireless Charging Pad)
• Evolve2 55 Stereo MSRP £199/€229 (£233/€269 with charging stand)
• Evolve2 55 Mono MSRP £189/€219 (£224/€259 with charging stand)
• Evolve2 50 Stereo MSRP £155/€179
• Evolve2 50 Mono MSRP £147/€169

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