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More power for your conversations


40 engineers spent more than 115,000 hours in research and development to create the world’s most powerful professional wireless headset2, registering 4 unique patents to Jabra in the process.


The Jabra Engage Series boosts employee/ customer satisfaction with:


Meets Open Ofce requirements3 • Ability for 3x as many users to work wirelessly


• Advanced noise-cancelling microphone for crystal-clear calls


• All-day battery life and integrated busylight


• The lightest convertible headset in category, plus a choice of wearing options to suit every workstyle


Exclusive video


Watch Jabra on the new Engage Series bt.com/techknow/jabravid


Why refresh?


• High-end security – With patented pairing, 256-bit AES encryption and 128-bit authentication, your conversations stay secure.


• Better customer connections – work away from your desk (up to 150m) and still maintain a wireless connection that won’t let you, or your customers, down.


• Increase call availability - you can connect to a deskphone, softphone, analogue phone and 2 Bluetooth devices.


Learn more - bt.com/techknow/jabraengage Refresh your UC and reap the benefts


0870 429 3090 Speak to our UC Specialists


Things you need to know


2. Relates to the Jabra Engage 75/65 Stereo and Mono variants. 19 February 2018. See facts on Jabra.com/commercial-claims 3. Variant dependent


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