The new Jabra Speak2 75 speakerphone is the ideal tool for meetings and phone calls when working from home and office. The Danish audio company Jabra produces a range of headsets, earbuds and ...

Jabra has outed its latest in-car speakerphone, the CRUISER2, a Bluetooth hands-free kit that announces incoming callers by whichever name you've programmed them into your address book with. The ...

What's better than a Cruiser? Why, a Cruiser2! A year after unveiling the original, Jabra is using CES to launch its first revision of the aforementioned in-car speakerphone. This guy packs Bluetooth ...

Audio-solutions provider Jabra launched the Speak2, a new line of professional speakerphones designed for hybrid work featuring advanced full duplex audio. The Lowell, Mass.-based company’s new ...

Jabra have outed a pair of new Bluetooth devices, including a low-cost alternative to the Jabra Stone, the Jabra Extreme, and a Bluetooth speakerphone, the Jabra Cruiser. The Extreme is more ...

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The Jabra Freeway ($100) is Jabra’s flagship bluetooth car speakerphone. The Freeway has loads of top-rung features like hands-free voice commands, caller announcements and FM music-streaming, wrapped ...

Priced at Rs 40,996, Jabra Speak 750 will be available at Jabra authorised resellers and Jabra online store. The speakerphone comes with plug-and-play feature to connect instantly with a laptop, ...

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