JayBird JB-200 headphones let you experience cheap A2DP pleasure
Don’t think USB charger connectors are overrated? Maker of Bluetooth headsets JayBird does. That’s why it has implemented a new kind of charger for its new JayBird JB-200 Bluetooth headphones. The patent pending JayBird charging design consists of a “small flat metal charging material on the inside surface of the right ear piece, which when sliding the headset into the custom slot on the charging dock connects the headset to the power supply” for charging. And other than this novel new feature, this funky looking pair of Bluetooth headphones will do you good for 5.5 hours with music and 6.5 hours during calls. The standalone headphone set will set you back $130 a piece, although there are other choices for sales packages including one with a complementary Bluetooth adapter that’s compatible with 3.5mm headphone jack toting devices. It’s small enough to carry around everywhere you go, and yet it manages to pack some nice noise cancellation technology in its body. With headphones like these, who needs rock music?
Via [Just Another Mobile Phone Blog]
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I have bought the JB-200 and this is the best bluetooth headset i have tried out of 4.
on May 18, 2008 at 03:12 AM - LINKThe complains about bass in the jb-100 model have been fixed and is now on a level of all in the box headsets with wire.
The fit is excellent although you get a little bit of dumbo ears.
The general sound is very good.
The range is guranteed 3 metres and i can use the headset in my appartment 3 rooms with only a few fall outs once in a while.
I found problems paring the headset to my blackberry curve (no reconnect after being shut down)
On my erricsson k810i it works like a charm.
Overall this headset is very good and i believe its the best of its kind on the marked not counting the large headsets that covers the ear.
I gotten mine two weeks ago, n thanks to jaybird, I was allowed to return it. Reasons, 1 the sound quality was not good, both for the phone and headphones, also, I had to hold up my tilt up on my shoulder for it to work when I was outside, or I wanted to use it in th GYM, unless I wore arm-band. I think it was just a waste of my time, now thinking about getting the motorola s9 hd, I heard that fixed lots of things, plus its WOW hd. Good Luck.
on May 25, 2008 at 06:29 AM - LINK