Jabra A Windfilter

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

At £14.47 ex-VAT, the Jabra “windfilter” is the kind of accessory you don’t realise you need until you’re out taking calls in even mildly windy conditions. If you use Jabra headsets or speakerphones outdoors, in open-plan environments with air movement (or anywhere the mic gets airflow), a windfilter can be a straightforward way to reduce the “rustling” and make people sound clearer on the other end. It’s cheap enough that it’s worth keeping a spare if your setup gets rough day-to-day.

That said, it’s not a magic fix for poor audio, distance, or echo—so if your issue is background noise indoors or a headset that’s already mismatched to the device, this won’t solve it. It’s best for buyers who have a specific, recurring windy/outdoor problem and want a low-cost improvement without replacing hardware. If you’re mostly in quiet offices, I’d spend the money elsewhere.