Retiring a full product lineup after twelve months means someone calculated that model churn looks like innovation faster than actually solving the streaming problem or shipping a smaller case. Did the M3 timing get locked to match competitors' fall launches, or to a refresh cycle that keeps last year's buyers from asking why the improvements took four SKUs to test?
Jabra has replaced its entire product lineup with all-new gear, swiftly retiring the Jabra Enhance Select 700, 500, 300, and 50R, all of which were only a year or two old. Three new models replace them: Enhance Select M3, M2, and M1.


