Jabra has unveiled the new Jabra PRO 930 entry-level Bluetooth headset for Unified Communications. Designed to work with the leading VoIP Softphone applications, the headset features 325 ft range of roaming distance and a noise canceling microphone that eliminates ambient background noise. The Jabra PRO 930 also offers sound quality enhancements such as Jabra SafeTone, which protects hearing by cutting off sudden loud noises and securing safe average sound levels. The Jabra PRO 930 Bluetooth headset is priced at $199.99. [Press Release]
The Affectiva Q Sensor 2.0 mood-sensing wristband combines the mood sensing technology with Bluetooth wireless capability, allowing the device to broadcast your emotions to social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook. The sensor measures electrodermal activity, which is an electrical change in the skin that varies with activation of the sympathetic nervous system. The wristband also tracks movement and body temperature to analyze the feeling of the subject. [Geeky Gadgets]
The WEEZY Bluetooth music receiver will set you free from wires and docks. The device plays any smartphone’s music library on any stereo system using Bluetooth connection. You just need to plug WEEZY in your stereo system and connect your smartphone to WEEZY via Bluetooth connectivity. Available in white, red, black and orange, the WEEZY Bluetooth music receiver retails for €69 or around $93 each. Watch the video after the jump. [Product Page]
Amazon has started selling the Motorola H720 Bluetooth headset for only $17.99. The Motorola H720 is a successor to the popular H710. The new Bluetooth headset features noise-reduction and echo-cancellation technologies. The device is compatible with any Bluetooth-enabled smartphone. Its battery offers up to 8-hour of uninterrupted conversation. [Product Page]
Brando is back with its latest product in the form of the Bluetooth Handset TK2. Measuring 42mm x 130mm x 15mm and weighing 41 grams, the gadget supports Bluetooth v2.1 multipoint technology, which lets you pair and answer calls on two different Bluetooth-enabled gadgets. Available in black or white, this wearable gadget provides up to 6-hour of talking time or up to 200-hour of standby time. You can purchase the Brando Bluetooth Handset TK2 for only $23. [Brando]
Verbatim is back with its latest product in the form of the Wireless Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard. Designed for iPhone, iPad, iPad 2, and Android tablets, the input device can be fold in half for maximum portability and easy storage in the included carrying case. The keyboard can be paired with up to six devices simultaneously. What’s more, it has a built-in media console that allows you to play, pause and control your digital music. There are also several keys such as cut, copy, and paste, brightness, power off and device locking. The Verbatim Wireless Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard retails for $79.99. [Verbatim]
The SPAR Zephyr Bluetooth speaker comes in three variants including Zephyr 300, 500 and 550. The Zephyr 300 is the smallest version that offers 12 hours (800mAh) of music playback, while the Zephyr 500 provides 18 hours (1500 mAh) of playback. The 550 is the biggest model with 30 hours (3000 mAh) of music playback and a high-quality aluminum case. These Bluetooth speakers come equipped with a protecting bag, cables and a battery charger. The SPAR Zephyr is priced at between $99.99 to $159.99. Video after the jump. Read more
The tyPad 2 Bluetooth keyboard case from Accessory Workshop is a must-have iPad 2 accessory. Measuring 9.75-inch x 7.65-inch x 1.2-inch, the keyboard provides a large space bar, large dual-shift keys, Apple shortcut and several command keys. Its rechargeable Lithium Battery provides enough juice for up to 90-hour of operation time. Additionally, the tyPad 2 also supports Bluetooth 3.0 and Secure Simple Pairing. The tyPad 2 Bluetooth keyboard case retails for $99.99. [Product Page]
Logitech has announced the availability of the Mini Boombox portable Bluetooth speaker. This ultra-portable wireless speaker is compatible with popular smartphones, tablets and other devices that support Bluetooth Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP). The Logitech Mini Boombox also works with smartphones that support Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile (HFP 1.5). Its internal rechargeable battery provides enough juice for up to 10-hour of operation time. You can charge its battery via a USB port. The Logitech Mini Boombox will be released in the US market and Europe later this month for a suggested retail price of $99.99 a pop. [Press Release]
Soundfreaq has released the Sound Stack Bluetooth speaker. Designed for audiophiles, the Sound Stack enables users to stream music wirelessly from any Bluetooth-compatible gadgets including iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Android and Blackberry. What makes this wireless speaker interesting is that it adopts the DubSub technology. It is a unique 2.2 speaker configuration that combines two full-range drivers and two active sub-woofers. This technology is combined with custom-engineered Kevlar-reinforced drivers and the company’s patented UQ3 spatial sound enhancement. The Sounfreaq Sound Stack also functions as a docking and charging station for iOS devices and a universal USB-charging port. [Engadget]
