Jabra stories

Audiovisual powerhouses Barco and Jabra have created a new one-click wireless conferencing solution for organisations. >>

Audio device company Jabra has taken the first steps toward 100% sustainable packaging across its complete product range.>>

Under the agreement Dicker Data will gain unrestricted access to the entire Jabra product portfolio which includes headsets, speakerphones, video conferencing and unified communications.>>

The new lineup includes the PanaCast 50 intelligent video bar and the PanaCast 20 intelligent personal camera.>>

Headsets need to be able to block loud background sounds that can often get in the way of working or videoconferences. Nobody wants to hear a lawnmower.>>

This year's Partner of the Year, Telrex, has worked with Jabra to offer a full-service management suite to key customers such as Monash University and Suncorp in Queensland and across Australia.>>

Jabra A/NZ managing director David Piggott says that Ingram Micro New Zealand has demonstrated ‘immense’ commitment and ‘gone above and beyond’.>>

The lightweight 125-gram headset is designed for desk workers, no matter where they work.>>

It offers a very cost-effective and versatile solution to your online meeting needs.>>

Effective immediately, the agreement will see Ingram Micro taking responsibility for the distribution and support of the extensive range of Jabra equipment.>>

They retail for around half the price of the AirPods Pro but can compete with them in every way.>>

Wouldn’t be nice if videoconferencing worked as smoothly as your coffee machine?>>

The certification applies to Jabra’s Evolve headsets, as well as other select Jabra communication devices. >>

Jabra has released wireless charging variants of the Jabra Elite Active 75t and the Elite 75t earbuds, enabling users to charge the earbuds by placing the case on the charger.>>

It was so comfortable that I took to wearing them even when not listening to anything.>>

The earbuds feature Jabra’s active noise cancelling (ANC) features, thanks to dual chipsets in each earbud and refined sound processing.>>

For a headset coming in at under $200, Jabra has packed in an array of features that appeal to the budget-conscious that demand a quality sound experience.>>

The new Evolve2 headset range includes seamless integration with software ecosystems, while blocking out more noise to improve optimal working conditions in increasing open office spaces.>>

Jabra A/NZ managing director and thought-leader David Piggott shares his perspective on what we have to gain as we navigate into the unknown.>>

Ingram Micro New Zealand and Jabra are offering a helping hand to Kiwi families who may struggle to put food on the table this winter.>>

Users can answer, mute and disconnect calls directly from their Jabra headsets with no further actions required in 8x8 applications.>>

The Evolve2 aims to meet the new requirements that organisations have since the Evolve range first hit the market in 2014.>>

Driven by high demand for enterprise audio products, the partnership aims to support the continuous adoption of soft phones and headsets in the local market.>>

Two partnership levels, improved incentives and greater training resources for solution providers across Australia and New Zealand.>>