For work, for the commute, or for relaxing at home - Cisco and Bang & Olufsen unveil new wireless earbuds designed for secure hybrid work

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Is this the new standard in earbuds for hybrid workers?

Bang & Olufsen Cisco 950 wireless earbuds
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Cisco has unveiled its latest  business headset collaboration with Bang & Olufsen - a brand new wireless earbud with enhanced security and IT manageability capabilities.

Designed and optimized for Webex video conferencing meetings and calling, you can expect crystal-clear audio alongside the familiar Bang & Olufsen craftsmanship, comfort and timeless design.

Brimming with features

Users can also benefit from Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation, allowing you to drown out those busy commutes or loud offices and focus on what matters. With high-fidelity audio, in-ear notifications, on-ear controls and a long battery life these earbuds are highly functional for those busy days.

If you’re already using Cisco collaboration software, these earbuds will seamlessly pair with your other devices regardless of whether they’re Android or iOS- without any compromise on sound quality.

“We’re excited to expand our partnership with Cisco to deliver the Bang & Olufsen Cisco 950,” said Duncan McCue, Vice President Business Development & Strategic Partnerships. “Equipped with Cisco’s advanced features for secure collaboration and Bang & Olufsen’s unparalleled capabilities in sound innovation and design, these earbuds are perfect for hybrid workers who want immersive audio experiences.”

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