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Logitec Japan is back with its latest product in the form of the Logitec LBT-HS400 Bluetooth 3.0 headset. Measuring 1.6cm x 2.9cm x 2.9cm and weighing at 6 grams, the gadget provides up to 4-hour of continuous talk time or up to 100-hour of standby time. The Logitec LBT-HS400 is currently available in six different colors. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
The Motorola CommandOne Bluetooth headset is part of the Motorola Elite Series. This wearable gadget features MotoSpeak that provides the latest text-to-speech and speech-to-text technology. Hear your text messages immediately and then dictate your reply. MotoSpeak even announces who is calling from your contact list. Simply download the free MotoSpeak application to your Android-powered 2.2 device and sync with CommandOne, making life hands-free without hassles. The CommandOne Bluetooth headset also features the CrystalTalk technology that uses dual-microphone noise cancellation to eliminate the sound in the background. The Motorola CommandOne Bluetooth headset will be released in the US market in Q4 this year. [Motorola]
Jabra has added a new wireless headset to its line up, the Jabra Extreme for PC. Designed to be used with Skype on your PC, the headset comes equipped with a pre-paired USB adapter that automatically connects the headset to your PC and Skype software. If you are interested, you can buy the Jabra Extreme for $99.99 each. [Geeky-gadgets]
Jawbone and Cisco has collaborated to release the Jawbone ICON for Cisco Bluetooth headset. The headset allows users to connect to their Cisco Unified IP phones and cell phones simultaneously, creating a truly unified, wireless, and hands-free communications experience as they move from in-the-office to on-the-go. Features of the headset can also be enhanced via new software applications and functional updates via the Jawbone MyTALK platform. Shipments of the Jawbone ICON for Cisco Bluetooth headsets have begun in the U.S. and Canada, bundled with Cisco Unified IP Phones 9951 and 9971. International shipments will begin in October 2010. [Press Release]
Turtle Beach today announced its new Ear Force DX11 gaming headset that adopts the Ear Force DSS Dolby 7.1 surround sound processor. These headphones support a black and white design motif with circum-aural ear cups, a deep-cushioned headband and an adjustable boom mic. For added comfort, the ear cups have been made larger with deep fabric-mesh cushions that sit comfortably around the ears, allowing for enhanced game play for longer periods of time. An extra-long 16-foot cable makes it easy to move around the room while playing Xbox games. The Turtle Beach Ear Force DX11 gaming headset is priced at $129. [Product Page]
BlueAnt has rolled out the Q2 Bluetooth headset, which is a successor to the previously released Q1 Bluetooth headset. The new BlueAnt Q2 comes with more advanced features than any other Bluetooth headset on the market today. The gadget boasts a comprehensive voice recognition command set, text to speech technology that announces the names of incoming callers, voice access to a world of information and incoming SMS readout. The headset also integrates with Microsoft Bing 411 for instant news, weather, sports, and other info. The Q2′s battery provides up to 5-hour of talk time or up to 100-hour of standby time. The BlueAnt Q2 is now available at AT&T stores for $129 each. [BlueAnt]
If you are searching for a high quality headset for VOIP phone calls, then check out the Audio Technica ATH-750COM USB. Compatible with both PC and Mac, the headset provides an outstanding audio reproduction with an output of 102dB/mW and a 32-Ohm of impedance. Priced at 8,980 Yen ($101), the Audio Technica ATH-750COM USB Headset also features a 2-meter long USB cable and weights at just 125 grams. [Akihabara]
Sony Ericsson today launched the MW600 Wireless Stereo Headset with FM Radio that features an advanced Bluetooth technology and a built-in FM radio. Measuring 17.5-mm x 15.0-mm x 62.0-mm and weighing 13-grams, the wireless headset features an OLED display, easy access controls, RDS radio station information, and a 3.5mm jack, so that you can swap the headphones to match how you listen to music in your phone. The Sony Ericsson MW600 is compatible with Sony Ericsson J132, K330, T280i, W200i, and Xperia X10. No word on pricing at this time. Stay tuned for more updates. [Sony Ericsson]
Shure is ready to launch a new headset for the iPhone/iPod in the form of the Shure SE115m+. The headset features a Remote + Microphone on the right earpiece wire that integrates a mic for making phone calls with a three button controller to control the iPhone or iPod. The Shure SE115m+ also incorporates the company’s Dynamic Micro Speaker II dynamic driver that delivers enhanced bass and detailed sound quality. Each purchase comes with multiple sizes of eartips and a carry case. The Shure SE115m+ sound isolating headset retails for $119.99. [Press Release]
Jabra will release the new Jabra Arrow Bluetooth headset next month in the UK for around £49.99 ($79). Weighing at just 10-grams, the Arrow is designed to work with Bluetooth mobile phones or other Bluetooth devices that are compliant with Bluetooth version 1.1 or higher. The gadget adopts a DSP noise reduction and an automatic volume control technology that recognizes and adjusts audio coming into the headset before it reaches the user’s ear. The Jabra Arrow comes with a built-in battery that provides 4.5 hours of talk time and 5.5 days of standby time. [Pocket-lint]
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