Jabra launches Evolve3 headsets, PanaCast Room Kit for hybrid work setups

Jabra has introduced the Evolve3 headset series and the PanaCast Room Kit, expanding its lineup of professional audio and video solutions for hybrid work environments. The two products are designed to work across personal and shared spaces, supporting both individual productivity and group collaboration.

The company said these solutions reflect its approach to delivering consistent communication experiences, whether users are working alone or participating in meetings.

Why it matters: Work setups today are split between home, office, and meeting rooms. As more companies adopt hybrid models, the need for reliable audio and video tools continues to grow across different work environments.

“From individual workspaces to full meeting rooms, organisations across APAC need collaboration technology that is reliable, adaptable, and built to scale,” said Larsen Sandoval, Country Head for Enterprise in the Philippines at Jabra. “With Jabra Evolve3 and Jabra PanaCast Room Kit, we continue to strengthen our leadership in professional audio and video solutions for the next generation of work.”

The Jabra Evolve3 series is designed for professionals who move between different environments such as home, office, and on the go. It comes in two variants: the Evolve3 85 with an over-ear design and the Evolve3 75 with an on-ear design. Both models feature a boomless form factor, removing the traditional microphone arm while still supporting voice clarity.

The series is powered by Jabra ClearVoice, which uses deep neural network technology trained on more than 60 million real-world sentences to separate speech from background noise. This helps maintain clear calls even in busy environments. Adaptive active noise cancellation adjusts in real time based on surroundings and headset fit to reduce distractions.

Battery performance is designed for all-day use. The Evolve3 85 offers up to 25 hours of call time and up to 120 hours of listening time, while the Evolve3 75 provides up to 22 hours of call time and up to 110 hours of listening time. Both models support fast charging, with a 10-minute charge delivering up to 10 hours of use. The headsets also include Bluetooth Low Energy support with Google Fast Pair for easier connectivity.

The over-ear Evolve3 85 is positioned for users who need stronger noise isolation and focus in louder environments, while the on-ear Evolve3 75 is designed to be lighter and more breathable for users who prefer greater awareness of their surroundings.

The Jabra Evolve3 85 is priced at PHP 40,725, while the Jabra Evolve3 75 is priced at PHP 32,229. Both are available through authorized resellers.

Alongside personal audio devices, Jabra is also expanding its meeting room solutions through the PanaCast Room Kit, which is expected to be available locally in Q2 2026.

The PanaCast Room Kit is designed for meeting spaces of different sizes and allows organizations to configure video coverage based on room layout. It is built around Jabra’s panoramic video technology, using multiple cameras to deliver a 180-degree field of view that captures the entire room.

The system includes the PanaCast 55 video bar, which supports extension audio and multi-camera configurations, along with the PanaCast SpeakerMic for wider voice pickup and in-room controls. It also features an expandable multi-camera setup powered by AI, enabling speaker tracking and dynamic framing based on who is talking.

This setup allows meetings to automatically adjust focus to active speakers, helping create a more inclusive experience for both in-room and remote participants.

Jabra’s latest releases highlight the growing demand for tools that support both personal and shared work environments. With hybrid work continuing to shape how teams operate, will more companies invest in both individual and room-based collaboration solutions?

With hybrid work continuing across many industries, will more companies invest in both personal and room-based communication tools?