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Jabra Evolve2 40 Pouch 10 pcs black | 14301-49
Jabra Evolve2 40 Pouch 10 pcs black | 14301-49
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Jabra Evolve2 40 Pouch, 10pcs, Black (14301-49)
The Jabra Evolve2 40 Pouch, 10pcs, Black (14301-49) is a replacement Pouch in colour Black which is designed specifically for Jabra Evolve2 40 Series headsets. This includes Jabra Evolve2 40 MS Mono, 40 MS Stereo, 40 UC Mono, and 40 UC Stereo Headsets. This is a 10-pack replacement pouch for safely storing the headset. Use this product for easy travel and to protect your headset from scratches.
More Product Information
- Manufacturer: Jabra
- Product Type: Pouch
- Colour: Black
- Condition: Brand New
- Compatibility: Jabra Evolve2 40 MS Mono, 40 MS Stereo, 40 UC Mono, and 40 UC Stereo Headsets
Excellent Features of Jabra Evolve2 40 Pouch, 10pcs, Black (14301-49)
- Replacement Pouch in Black colour
- Packaged Quantity of 10 (specifications are for single item)
- Designed for Jabra Evolve2 40 MS Mono, 40 MS Stereo, 40 UC Mono, and 40 UC Stereo Headsets
- The perfect combination of fashion and capacity for storing Headset
- Use this product for easy travel and to protect your headset from scratches.
- 2 Years Limited Warranty
Inclusion
- 1 x Jabra Evolve2 40 Pouch, 10pcs, Black
- 1 x Documentation
About Jabra
A subsidiary of GN Netcom, Jabra Corporation has the reputation of being one of the best when it comes to the development, manufacturing, and marketing of corded and wireless headsets, together with speakers and speakerphones for personal and professional use. Founded in the year 1983 by Elwood Norris, the company has operated in the global market since then through its major headquarter located in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Jabra has a colourful history that started with Norcom Electronics Corporation, a Utah company that was also founded by the same founder of Jabra. The company is known for being one of the first enterprises to be involved in the development of technologies connected to ear-microphones and ear-radios. Norcom Electronics became Norris Communications, Inc. or NCI after the company being traded. It was then that Randy Granovetter and Cream Murray bought the share for Earphone products, and officially started Jabra Corporation in the year 1993, 10 years after.
