Jabra may have abandoned the consumer audio space back in 2024, but its latest Evolve3 85 and Evolve3 75 headsets don’t stick out like a sore thumb (or should I say boom arm) when placed next to Sony or Bose headphones.
Yes, the boom arm found in the previous Evolve2 headsets is gone in the new versions. Instead, these headphones rely on AI and multiple concealed microphones to ensure your voice remains clear even in busy environments. Now you could always hide the boom arm in the older headsets, but that would also mute the microphone.
Like before, the higher-end and more expensive Evolve3 85 is an over-ear headset while the Evolve3 75 has an on-ear design. Both Evolve3 headsets have also switched from leatherette, which was susceptible to flaking and peeling, to fabric ear cushions. The new ear cushions are also more breathable and usable in Singapore’s climate.
That’s important because Jabra wants you to feel comfortable wearing these headsets ou…
