Jabra launches Evolve2 Buds with ANC technology

Jabra has launched the Jabra Evolve2 Buds, its newest product in Jabra’s Evolve series, that are designed to boost concentration and improve collaboration for professionals working on the go.

The Evolve2 Buds come with an Adjustable Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) technology which hybrid-working professionals can use to personalise the ANC to their listening preferences, blocking out any external sounds and minimising distractions. The Evolve2 Buds also come with a sealing test feature called MyFit, as well as SafeTone with PeakStop, which ensures enhanced hearing protection and the most optimal seal for the best, personalised ANC experience.

It uses a unique combination of four microphones, bone conduction sensors, and advanced algorithms to block out as much of the surrounding noise as possible so the user can be heard clearly by those on the call, contributing to more focused conversation experiences.

The Evolve2 Buds feature a long wireless range, owing to the unique, in-case dongle that can be plugged into the PC. The buds give employees the ability to move around their home or hybrid/remote work environments without compromising call quality, along with a wireless range of up to 20 meters/65 feet.

The earbuds come with 5 hours of talk time and a total of 33 hours of battery including the charging case. The Evolve2 Buds will be available at all Jabra authorized resellers from November end at Rs 39,122.

Peter Jayaseelan, Vice President & Managing Director - South Asia and Head - Public Sector (APAC), Jabra said, “In the world we live in today, being connected has never been more important for professionals collaborating from different locations and time zones. Employees have settled into the flexibility and freedom that comes with Hybrid working and expect things to be much more pliable than they were pre-pandemic. With all that in mind, we are happy to launch our newest offering Jabra Evolve2 Buds that is aesthetically suited for working professionals on the go.”