Jabra has launched a new line up of over-the-ear headphones in India on Monday, despite the ongoing lockdown in the country and ban on selling of non-essential items. The Jabra Evolve 2 series comprises of three new headphones - Evolve2 85, Evolve2 65 and Evolve2 40. Jabra claims these new headphones aim to make users more productive in the office environment. The Evolve2 range is said to block more noise than before, delivering better voice clarity among other features.

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The Jabra Evolve2 85 is the top-end product in the line-up and comes with a Digital Hybrid ANC alongside 10 microphones in total. While two of these are included in the boom-arm, the remaining eight are in the earcups. It uses 40mm drivers with an integrated busy light with 360-degree view on both ear cups. It is claimed to deliver up to 37 hours of wireless battery life.

The Evolve2 65 has three microphones in total – one in the boom-arm and others in ear cups. This also offers 37 hours of battery life and three times better wireless range than its first-gen predecessor.

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Jabra Evolve2 40 comes with similar features but is a corded headphone. The customers will get Jabra Link 380, the BT adapter (dongle) along with the Evolve2 85 and Evolve2 65. 

Jabra Evolve2 85 Stereo is priced at Rs 55,101, while the Evolve2 65 Stereo and Mono variants cost Rs 30,557 and Rs 29,330 respectively. The Evolve2 40 Stereo and Mono will be available at Rs 17,058 and Rs 15,831 respectively. 

As the country remains under a lockdown, the headphones will start selling from May onwards. 

“In today’s times when collaboration and remote working is on the rise, productivity emerges as a major challenge due to constant distractions at workplace. For such scenarios, we are introducing the Evolve2 headset range which is the perfect solution to enhance productivity, transform concentration and increase flexibility in the workplace. We are confident that with the Evolve2 range we’re creating a new standard in headsets for the modern office worker,” Peter Jayaseelan, Managing Director, South Asia at Jabra said.