Nashua, N.H. – Jabra
introduced what it is calling the first non-stereo Bluetooth headset with
active noise-canceling technology.
The Jabra Supreme
($99.99, October) features a 24mm speaker and active noise cancellation that
automatically turns on and off for calls. Designed for the heaviest users of
Bluetooth headsets, it also has the company’s Noise Blackout 3.0 and Wind-Noise
Reduction technologies.
Features include a
flip-out boom arm that turns the headset on and off, an adjustable ear hook, two
choices of ear cushions. Talk time is listed at six hours, with 15 days of
standby time.
Jabra also said it has
updated its Extreme Bluetooth headset, the Extreme2. The new version now has
Voice Guidance, which the first-generation Extreme did not.
The Extreme2 has a 13mm
speaker is currently available for
$79.99; a car charger is included.
