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Sennheiser starts the 24 Days of MOMENTUM competition in an effort to celebrate a more thrilling Christmas season. Several awesome prizes will be at stake and ready for the winners to grab a hold on.

Copenhagen Airport chose the collaboration work of Jabra and Microsoft Lync to support the entire communications of their operations. The airport bought 1,000 Jabra headsets to cater to all employees needing the communication for their daily work.

Everything’s going digital now! Even Orchestre National de Liile’s Le Nouveau Siècle is now digital for every presentation of the orchestra with Sennheiser backing it up!

Sennheiser has done it again! Several of the company’s products were awarded with the 2015 Red Dot Award for Product Design, proving its topnotch design and innovative character compared to their competitions in the market.

Sennheiser offers Ingress fans the chance to feel connected to the game even in the real world through the MOMENTUM On-Ear Ingress Special Editions. Players can choose between two colors- green for the Enlightened and blue for the resistance, depending on what faction they are in the game. Don’t waste time and support your own faction by having your own Ingress headphone. 

At 2014 IBC, Sennheiser showcases several topnotch products and solutions of the company. This includes Digital 9000 wireless microphone system, Esfera 5.1 surround microphone system, and Digital 9000’s Dante™ network card.

Sennheiser supports another excellent artist, Jessie Ware, in her entire UK tour with the company’s 2000 Series Wireless Microphones and Monitors. This was suggested by the front-of-house, Johnny Dodkin, who had been with Jessie Ware from when she started in the industry. 

Jabra UC VOICETM Series headsets, Jabra PROTM Series headsets (PRO 920 and PRO 9400), and Jabra SUPREMETM UC Bluetooth headset are now Avaya-compatible, after passing their respective compliance tests. Users are expected to improve their experience with the said products.

A Jabra survey shows that the coming summer national and major events will inevitably disturb office productivity in the entire UK workforce. It is expected that businesses will use more flexible methods for their operations.