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Control unit for Jabra Engage corded headsets. Enables easy call control with adjust volume, mute, speed dial, answer and end call functionality. Stay-flat design. USB-A connectivity Learn More

This DECT double sided wireless headset is great for hybrid workers and is designed for those who spend most of their day in calls or virtual meetings, giving you an extensive wireless range and the highest levels of security, for maximum peace of mind. Whether you’re working from home or in the office, it’s nice to have the freedom to move around. Learn More

Control unit for Jabra Engage corded headsets. Enables easy call control with adjust volume, mute, speed dial, answer and end call functionality. Stay-flat design. USB-C connectivity Learn More

Ergonomic Design - The design of this keyboard with splitted key zones and gently sloped shape encourages natural position of hands, wrists, and forearm in maximum comfort for long use. Learn More

Connect a USB headset to a desk phone, softphone, and mobile phone! The Jabra Link 950 helps boost productivity by enabling you to use a USB headset, either with just your desk phone or with your desk phone and softphone. Choose from corded and wireless USB headsets and look for Bluetooth functionality if you also want the headset to connect to a mobile phone. It's simple to set up and has a small, unobtrusive footprint on the desktop. USB-A and USB-C versions available. Learn More

Binaural headset - Use with the attached 3.5mm plug or plug into the USB lead included enabling connectivity with both mobile devices and laptops. Learn More

Provides you with wireless convenience and the freedom of a smooth connection for up to a 30-foot range without tangled cables. This ergonomic mouse is designed with a vertical orientation and a contoured shape that provides a uniquely comfortable user experience. With this wrist-friendly contour support, you will hold your hand in a healthy “handshake position” which is the neutral position of your forearm as opposed to the “twisted forearm” position as with a regular mouse. Learn More