
The BeatTubes portable Bluetooth speaker is a must-have for music lovers. The speaker comes with the latest dynamic audio components that produce a high-quality sound. It is compatible with most of Bluetooth-enabled gadgets including iPod touch, iPhone and Android smartphones. If you are interested, you can buy the BeatTubes portable Bluetooth speaker for just $99.99 each. [Amazon via 7Gadgets]

If you are searching for a new portable Bluetooth keyboard for your Android tablet or smartphone, then the Rapoo E6300 might be the best answer for you. Measuring 3.1-inch x 8.1-inch x 0.22-inch, the keyboard comes equipped with a rechargeable battery that provides around one month of operation time. This input device also supports the Bluetooth 3.0 technology, offering up to 30 feet of range. The Rapoo E6300 Bluetooth keyboard is priced at $39.99 each. [Product Page]

Sound ID has unveiled its new Bluetooth headset. Known as the Six, this wearable gadget is compatible with all Bluetooth-enabled gadgets (Bluetooth 2.0 or higher). Measuring 48mm x 15.4mm x 9.5mm and weighing 8.6 grams, the headset supports Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and eSCO, which improve sound quality transmission with a range up to 33 feet (10 meters). Its advanced Lithium-Polymer battery provides up to 4-hour of talk time or 75 hours of standby time. The Sound ID Six Bluetooth headset retails for $129.99. Each purchase comes equipped with an energy efficient Universal AC travel charger (100-240 VAC), a USB charging cable, three sizes of RealComfort EarLoops and an ear hook. [Sound ID]

Geneva Lab today announced the availability of the new XS sound system for iOS devices and other Bluetooth A2DP devices. The portable Bluetooth speaker features a pair of 1-inch tweeters and a 2.25-inch woofer, which are individually powered to produce a high-quality sound. Other specs include an alarm clock, a digital FM tuner, touch-sensitive controls, an LED display, a flip-open design, a 3.5mm line-in jack and an integrated clamshell case. Its rechargeable 2,700mA battery offers around seven days of standby time or up to 5-hour of continuous music playback via Bluetooth. Available in white, black, or red, the Geneva Lab Model XS sound system retails for £179($285). [Geneva Lab]

Motorola will launch three new headsets that are part of the Motorola SF series. Dubbed as the Motorola SF200, SF500 and SF700, these headsets are compatible with most smartphones for audio listening and many phone fitness apps. The SF200 is a wired stereo smartphone headset that features a pair of 13mm dynamic drivers with an improved bass response. The SF500 comes equipped with a heart-rate monitor. This headset works in conjunction with a fitness app on your smartphones. And finally, the SF700 is a wireless headset that supports the Apt-X wireless technology. This technology enables wired-quality audio over Bluetooth connectivity. The Motorola SF200, SF500 and SF700 will be launched on November 6, 2011 for $49.99, $99.99 and $149.99, respectively. See more pictures after the jump. Read more

Genius has rolled out thee Bluetooth keyboards for iPad and Android tablets. Known as the LuxePad, LuxePad 9000 and LuxePad A9000, these input devices feature a built-in Bluetooth technology, a smooth tactile feedback and specific function keys for one-touch access to a variety of iPad features. These keyboards are powered by a pair of AAA batteries. The LuxePad and LuxePad 9000 are designed for the Apple iPad, while the LuxePad A9000 is perfect for Android tablets. The Genius LuxePad, LuxePad 9000 and LuxePad A9000 are priced at $59.99 each. [Ubergizmo]

Jabra has announced the availability of its new STREET2 Bluetooth headset. The device adopts the Bluetooth 3.0 + EDR technology, allowing you to play music from any Bluetooth-enabled gadgets including Android smartphones, iPod touch and iPhone. The Jabra STREET2 is equipped with a high-performance set of earphones complete with noise-blocking ear-buds and supports the AM3D Power Bass & Virtual Surround technology for an enhanced listening experience. Its integrated battery is capable of delivering up to 8-hour of talk time or audio playback, and up to 9.5-day of standby time. The Jabra STREET2 Bluetooth headset is priced at around $75 each. [Jabra]

The BoomBoom 75 Bluetooth music receiver offers a wireless link between your stereo system and your smartphone or tablet PC via Bluetooth connectivity. The device supports A2DP Stereo Bluetooth profile for music listening. It is also compatible with most of Bluetooth-enabled gadgets including Android smartphone/ tablet, iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The BoomBoom 75 Bluetooth music receiver is priced at $49.99 a pop. [Product Page via RedFerret]

Motorola has unveiled its new ELITE Sliver and ELITE Flip Bluetooth headsets. Both headsets adopt an HD Audio Plus and the CrystalTalk dual-microphone noise cancellation technology that provides richer sound for all your conversations. These Bluetooth headsets are compatible with NFC-enabled phone and feature the Class 1 Bluetooth technology with an extended roaming range of up to 300 feet. The Motorola ELITE Sliver provides up to 5-hour of talk time, while the Motorola ELITE Flip offers up to 6-hour of talk time. The Motorola ELITE Sliver and ELITE Flip will be launched on October 24, 2011 for $129 and $99, respectively. Read more

Nokia has announced the new Luna Bluetooth headset. The device consists of two parts such as the base station and the part that you put in your ear. The base station weights 18.3 grams, while the earpiece is only 5 grams. The Nokia Luna Bluetooth headset supports Bluetooth specification 2.1 + EDR, Handsfree profile 1.5 and Headset Profile 1.1 advanced multipoint. Its rechargeable battery offers up to 8-hour of talk-time or 60 days of standby time. Available in black, white, fuchsia, blue and yellow, the Nokia Luna Bluetooth headset will be launched in Q4 2011 for €69($94). [Nokia Conversation]