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]
The Sound ID 510 Bluetooth headset is the world’s first Bluetooth headset that comes equipped with its own iPhone app namely the Sound ID EarPrint. This app offers enhanced levels of Bluetooth personalization and customization for iPhone users. The Sound ID 510 is compatible with all Bluetooth-enabled cell phones (2.0 and higher). It is powered by an advanced Lithium-Polymer battery that provides up to 5-hour of talk time or up to 135-hour of standby time. Available in a high gloss black or a white finish, the Sound ID 510 itself retails for $129.99, while the Sound ID EarPrint app is a free download. The headset is now available in Canada via Best Buy Mobile. [Sound ID]
The things that they are able to do with Bluetooth headsets these days are getting more and more amazing. It comes looking pretty average and with a nice looking carrying case but the real appeal here is with the dedicated iPhone app. It comes with a “Find Me” button as well as many features to make your voice and your audio experience top notch. It is an overall nice design but you have be dedicated to stick with your iPhone for a while to be able to use it. [SlashGear]
Sound ID’s new 400 Bluetooth headset has two unique features that set it apart from its competitors. The first feature is called “Environmental Mode”, that enables users to hear equally out of both ears, even when wearing the headset. The second feature is the CompanionLink Remote Microphone, which is an optional accessory that can be worn by a conversation partner or placed near a sound source, to pick up audio near its source for a richer listening experience. Each purchase comes with a Universal AC charger, a USB charging cable, three sizes of RealComfort EarLoops and an Ear Hook for an alternative over-the ear wearing option. The Sound ID 400 will be available in Q4 for $129.99, while the Sound ID CompanionLink Remote Microphone will also be available Q4 for $79.99. [Press Release]
