With a nearly invisible touch-controlled volume pad on the outside of the headset, users can simply slide their finger up or down to control the volume while on a call. The headset’s flexible frame is lined with soft rubber padding for optimal comfort. At a single charge, the Jabra Stone provides up to 8 hours of talk time and 12 days standby time. The headset charging station can not only refill battery juice to the headset, but you can also use it as a portable case to store the Jabra Stone. The Jabra Stone itself has to rely on the charging station to charge its battery, according to SlashGear review, it will take about an hour to fully charge the bluetooth headset. Check out the review for more details.

Together, that adds up to a very successful Bluetooth headset, one that manages to deliver sound quality we’d associate with a full-boom rival and the comfort of a much smaller device. The lack of a non-proprietary port on the headset itself – meaning you have to carry the charger “stone” – is a potential frustration, as is its limitation to the right ear, but if you’ve rejected other headsets for being too obvious or too “call center” in their design then the Jabra Stone’s sleek shape could solve that without impairing audio quality.

Weighing just eight grams, the BT2080 combines a sophisticated matt black finish with an attractive silver button to produce a contemporary and stylish headset. With Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity, BT2080 users with phones that support this will enjoy simple, secure pairing without the need to enter a PIN code.

Key Specifications of the Jabra BT2080:

• Bluetooth 2.1, including EDR and eSCO
• Jabra StatusDisplay
• Dedicated on/off switch
• Auto-pairing to mobile phone
• Talk time = 6 hours
• Standby time = 8 days
• Dimensions = 53 x 16 x 9 mm
• Weight = 8 grams
• Voice dialling
• Charger; micro USB cable + universal car charger

The Jabra BT2080 will be available from mid June in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, India, Australia and Korea with a price of 39 USD.

The Jabra HALO will be available on May 1, 2009 and will have a suggested retail price of $129.99. [via slashgear]

Key product specifications of the Jabra HALO include:

• Bluetooth wireless technology
• A2DP for music streaming
• Zirene Power Bass for audio enhancement
• Multiuse, for connection to two Bluetooth devices
• Auto-pairing to mobile phone
• Remote control music with touch sensors
• Noise Blackout technology with dual microphones
• Foldable headband and carrying pouch
• Talk time — 8 hours
• Music time — 8 hours
• Standby time — 13 days
• Micro USB Charger

Developed by GN Netcom engineers, Noise Blackout uses dual microphones to capture sound, intelligently filtering background noise only. Other noise cancellation headsets cancel noise by cutting away audio frequency and reducing sound quality. Used together with advanced DSP technology and Audio Shock Protection that monitors incoming audio volume, sound is balanced to filter out background noise, leaving both sides of the call with a natural sounding voice quality.

Weighting in at only .35 ounces, the Jabra BT530 features auto-pairing technology for ease of use. Its multiuse capability allows the headset to connect to a mobile phone, desk phone and PC softphone at the same time, making it an ideal accessory for both in and out of the office.

Key specifications of the Jabra BT530 include:

• Noise Blackout technology
• Dual microphone
• High Performance with Bluetooth 2.0, including Enhanced Data Rate (EDR) and eSCO
• Auto-pairing
• Multipoint technology
• A2DP & DSP technology
• Acoustic Shock Protection
• Up to 5.5 hours of talk time
• 250 hours standby time
• 33 foot range
• 8 ear gels and one ear hook provided for added comfort
• .35 ounces in weight
• Micro USB Charger Connection

The Jabra BT530 will be available at retail stores nationwide starting in September for an approximate retail price of $99.99.

The Jabra BT4010 “smart display” LCD feature is modeled after screens of a mobile phone and ushers in a new level of usability for Bluetooth headsets. You no longer have to guess or interpret flashing lights to understand your battery level, connection and call status. All this information is available by simply viewing the display. It boasts up to six hours of talk time and weighs about 0.35 of an ounce. With auto-pairing and crystal clear sound thanks to e-SCO technology, the BT4010 can be up and running within a matter of seconds.

Key Specifications of the Jabra BT4010:

• Innovative, iconic Smart Display
• e-SCO improves voice transfer from headset to phone
• Auto-pairing
• Up to 6 hours talk time
• 150 hours standby time
• 2 earhook sizes provided for added comfort
• Size: L 2″ x W 0.67″ x D 1.1″
• 0.35 oz.
• Bluetooth Specification 2.0 + EDR (enhanced data rate)
• Micro USB Charger Connection

The BT4010 will be available this Spring at an MSRP of $59.99.

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