Jabra expands the Evolve3 headset range with three models for different workstyles
Jabra has introduced three new headsets in its Evolve3 range, designed for different workstyles, including desk-based, open-office, and hybrid environments. These headsets will be available globally starting September 2026. Jabra aims to cater to various professional audio-visual needs with this expansion.
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COPENHAGEN, July 1, 2026. Jabra has added three headsets to its Evolve3 range: the Evolve3 65 Flex, Evolve3 65, and Evolve3 45. The professional-grade lineup targets desk-based, open-office, and hybrid workers with advanced voice pickup, in-call active noise cancellation (ANC), and audio tuned for AI-driven communication tools.
Jabra research found that 73% of employees struggle to hear other participants in hybrid meetings, which reduces the effectiveness of those conversations. As voice becomes a more common input for tools such as speech-to-text and meeting summaries, the company has tuned the range for accurate pickup across different working environments. All three models share Jabra ClearVoice technology, in-call ANC, secure Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity, and central management through Jabra Plus and Jabra Xpress.
The three new models
- Evolve3 65 Flex: a foldable, mic-arm-free design for people who move between locations, with adaptive 4-mic ANC, over 95% voice pickup accuracy for AI tools, and up to 16 hours of talk time.
- Evolve3 65: built for open offices, with adaptive 4-mic ANC, 3-mic ClearVoice pickup, and up to 31 hours of talk time.
- Evolve3 45: the lightest on-ear model at around 100g, for desk-based work, with essential in-call ANC and up to 21 hours of talk time.
The wider Evolve3 range also includes the flagship Evolve3 75 and Evolve3 85 for more demanding communication environments.
Shared features
- Jabra ClearVoice isolates speech in busy environments, with over 99% voice pickup accuracy in open offices
- In-call ANC reduces background noise during conversations
- USB adapter and dual connectivity for simultaneous computer and mobile connections
- Compatible with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet
- Replaceable batteries and ear cushions, with recycled or bio-circular materials and FSC-certified packaging
Pricing and availability
The new models are available globally in black from September 2026. Manufacturer's suggested retail prices are €299 / $389 for the Evolve3 65 Flex, €253 / $299 for the Evolve3 65, and €199 / $199 for the Evolve3 45. More information is at www.jabra.com/evolve3.
The way people work has changed dramatically, but many companies are still trying to solve every communication challenge with the same headset. Desk-based callers, open-office professionals, and hybrid workers all face different communication demands and design requirements. When audio performance doesn't match how people work, it becomes harder to deliver a consistent call experience across the workforce, which impacts both conversations and the AI tools increasingly built around voice., Calum MacDougall, President, Jabra
About Jabra
Jabra is a world leading brand in audio, video, and collaboration solutions engineered to empower businesses. Part of GN Group, the company builds on over 150 years of pioneering work within GN. GN Group was founded in 1869, employs more than 7,000 people, and is listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen (GN.CO); its solutions are sold in 100 countries.
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