SAVE $138.01: The Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex headset is on sale for $190.99 at Amazon, down from the usual price of $329. That's a 42% discount, or a savings of $138.01.
Opens in a new windowCredit: JabraJabra Evolve2 65 Flex headset$190.99 at AmazonVirtual meetings might not be anyone's favorite activity, but they're undeniably part of our modern work culture. Some of us spend all day on work calls, while others only have a few meetings per month. Regardless of how often you have to hop on a call, you want to ensure your mic and headphones are up for the task. Thanks to today's headset deal at Amazon, you can rest assured you'll be heard loud and clear during every meeting.
As of May 22, the Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex headset is just $190.99, down from the usual price of $329. That's a 42% discount, or a savings of $138.01.
Certified for Microsoft Teams, the Jabra headset connects wirelessly via Bluetooth and the included USB-C adapter. You'll be able to connect to two devices at once and stay connected within a 100-foot range. This gives you the flexibility to take a work call on your laptop while you're on the back patio and your computer remains inside at your desk, so long as you're within 100 feet.
The Jabra Evlove2 65 Flex headset is designed to be comfortable for all-day wear while the active noise cancellation reduces any background noise. The headset's boom arm uses a mute function which activates when you move the boom up toward your ear. It'll automatically unmute when you bring the boom back into its normal speaking position.
Jabra also designed the headset to be great for portability. Both ear cups fold down and toward the headband for easier storage while you're moving from the office to home or setting off on a work trip.
If your work week involves calls and virtual meetings, a solid headset is essential. Upgrade to the Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex headset and take advantage of being heard clearly without distracting background noise. Thanks to today's sale price, the wireless headset is just $190.99 at Amazon.
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