Jabra buyers have a few current ways to cut the price of the company’s hearing aids, headsets and office audio hardware, according to WIRED’s Christopher Null. The discounts matter most on Jabra’s over-the-counter hearing aids, where even lower-end models can run into four figures.
The cleanest offer is a new-customer code. WIRED says shoppers can enter WELCOME15 at checkout for 15% off full-price items sold by Jabra. The restriction is the catch: the code applies only to new customers and only to items that are not already discounted. WIRED says the code can be used across Jabra’s catalog, including Bluetooth headsets and the Jabra Enhance Select 700 hearing aids.
Jabra also runs rotating promotions through its own deals page. WIRED says those offers change by product and can reach 30% off. That is the coupon-site version of volatility: the larger discounts may not land on the device a buyer actually needs, and WIRED notes that hearing aid markdowns appear less frequently than headset and accessory discounts.
The hearing aid context is doing a lot of work here. The US Food and Drug Administration moved in 2022 to allow over-the-counter hearing aids, a policy change meant to make some devices easier to buy without the old clinical gatekeeping. WIRED says the category remains expensive, and Null, who covers hearing aids for the publication, describes Jabra as an early and prominent player in the OTC market.
According to WIRED, Jabra’s approach combines continual refinement of its audio-processing chips with audiologists who can adjust devices remotely. That is the practical mechanism behind the pitch: the hardware does signal processing in the ear, while tuning can be handled without requiring every adjustment to happen in an office.
Current Jabra offers cited by WIRED
- WELCOME15: 15% off full-priced Jabra items for new customers, entered at checkout.
- Jabra deals page: rotating product discounts that WIRED says can reach 30%.
- Jabra Speak2 75: WIRED cites a 30% discount through a product-specific link, cutting more than $150 from the portable conference speakerphone.
- Jabra Evolve3 75: WIRED cites a 27% discount on the on-ear wireless business headset.
- Direct orders: Jabra offers free shipping on eligible orders above $99.99, according to WIRED.
WIRED describes the Speak2 75 as a portable speakerphone for turning a room into a videoconferencing setup. For the Evolve3 75, WIRED lists adaptive noise cancellation, AI-based voice clarity features and battery life of up to 22 hours.
As with most promo-code pages, the useful detail is not the headline percentage. It is the fine print: whether the item is full price, whether the buyer is new, whether the product is included in that week’s rotation, and whether buying direct beats whatever price another retailer is showing. WIRED also discloses that it may receive compensation from retailers or purchases made through its links, while saying its product selections are made independently by its editors.
This story draws on original reporting from WIRED.
