The Wavetooth from Brando is claimed as the first IPX8-certified waterproof Bluetooth headset, which means you can leave it underwater for up to 3 meters for at least 24 hours. Priced at $57 a pop, the gadget also adopts the “Noise Rebound” technology, which will enable crystal clear conversation. Measuring 70mm x 120mm x 15mm, the Wavetooth is powered by a 360mAh Li-polymer battery that provides enough juice for 13 hours of talk time or 240 hours of standby time. Each purchase comes equipped with a waterproof bag case, a waterproof earphone, a stereo earphone for music, a neck wire and a USB cable. [Brando]
Chicago-based Beltone Electronics has finally released a new generation of virtually invisible hearing instrument that wirelessly receives sound directly from TV, cell phone, PC, iPod or any audio device via a 2.4GHz signal. Dubbed as the Beltone True, this hearing aid allows hearing-impaired users to comfortably converse with those nearby while still listening to music or watching their favorite TV program. Too bad, there is no info on pricing so far. [Press Release]
Logitech has rolled out the Logitech Wireless Headset H760, which allows you to chat or listen to music away from your computer. The headset’s plug-and-play wireless functionality gives you the freedom to move up to 40 feet away from your computer, so you can jam to your favorite tunes and shimmy to the next room without missing a beat. The Logitech Wireless Headset H760 features a built-in equalizer that enhances sound for voice, music and movies. There is also quick-access audio controls that allow you to adjust volume, pause and navigate your playlist directly from your headset. What’s more, the H760 also has a noise-canceling microphone that reduces annoying background noise and automatically mutes when you move the mic out of the way. It has a built-in battery that provides up to 6-hour of operating time. If you are interested, you can purchase the Logitech Wireless Headset H760 for $99.99 each. [Logitech]
Sony has released a couple of new headphones namely the the DR-GA500 and the DR-GA200. The Sony DR-GA500 combines a Dolby Pro Logic IIx decoder with unique the Sony Virtual Phones Technology (VPT) to create convincing 7.1ch 3D surround effects. Both the DR-GA500 and GA200 headphones also feature 40mm drive units for outstanding sound quality with resonant, living bass and crisp high frequencies, plus the Sony ‘triple enfolding’ design for the last word in comfortable wear. The Sony DR-GA500 and GA200 headphones will be released on October 15th, 2010. [Press Release]
The Geeky ODM JCDC UFO Watch Design is the result from the collaboration between ODM Design and Jean-Charles de Castelbajac. Available in black, white or multi-color, the UFO Watch features a plastic case and a silicon belt. If you are interested, you can purchase the Geeky ODM JCDC UFO Watch Design for 23,450 Yen or around $271. Read more
The Oregon Scientific SH201 is a wearable gadget that tracks your projected fluid loss and prompts you to hydrate for optimal workout performance. The gadget also measures calorie and % fat burned/fitness and body mass index. There are three exercise profiles such as jogging, running or cycling. Additional features include an alarm clock and a calendar. [Product Page]
The new JVC-Victor “Kira-Kira” headphones are now available for pre-order at GeekStuff4U for 5,980 Yen ($69). Designed for women, the JVC HA-SP70 headphones come with a nice “Kira-Kira” design, where each earphones is covered with a “Crystal” or “Diamond”-shaped cover. These headphones feature a 106dB/mW sensitivity, a 32-Ohm impedance and a 14Hz – 23,000Hz frequency response. Read more
Razer has recently rolled out the Orca gaming and music headphones that feature a comfortable ergonomic design with quality sound and an ultra sleek look featuring Razer’s distinct, venomous green color. The Razer Orca comes with a shorter, standard braided cable for listening to music on the go, but also includes a braided 2 meter extension cable for a quick transition to desktop gaming. It also offers enhanced drivers to optimize both in game action and the bass of your music, making it a pretty good dual-purpose solution for gamers and music lovers alike. If you are interested, you can purchase the Razer Orca gaming and music headphones for $59.99. [Razer]
Sennheiser has just announced three new wireless headphones that come equipped with the Kleer transmission technology to produce movie theater-quality audio via uncompressed wireless transmission. These headphones operate without compression and can be used without any audio detail loss. The Sennheiser wireless headphones allow you to move around, while watching television and enjoy cable-free music at a radius of up to 328 feet (RS 160 up to 65 feet, RS 170 up to 262 feet and RS 180 up to 328 feet). The Sennheiser RS 160, RS 170, and RS 180 are priced at $199.95, $249.95 and $299.95, respectively. [Press Release]
The new Casio LW-S200HT Tough Solar watch is specially designed for sporty women, who like to stay fit and healthy through jogging. As part of the Casio Collection Series, the fitness watch comes with the display illumination that ensures the face can be read at the press of a button, even as darkness falls. The watch also features five alarms, a snooze function and world time for 48 cities. The integrated database function Lap Memory ensures the logged stop and lap times, and intervening periods can be stored together with the date, enabling comparison at a later stage. The memory features enough space for 120 data sets, ensuring you always keep improved running performance in sight. The Casio LW-S200HT Tough Solar watch retails for 5,700 Yen ($66) in Japan. [Casio]
