Plantronics has introduced its latest Bluetooth headset, dubbed the Voyager 855 expanding the voyager line.
The company boasts that this headset is the industry’s first mono-to-stereo convertible Bluetooth headset with AudioIQ DSPi noise reduction technology for MP3 Bluetooth enabled mobile phones.
The features of the new lightest stereo headset include a detachable stereo cable for user to customize mono or stereo use, Plantronics’ stereo multipoint technology that alerts the consumer about the incoming call to them to easily switch between conversations and music.
“The Voyager 855 headset’s stereo cable and fitted earbuds essentially replace that ‘finger in the ear’ that we all use to help block out distracting background commotion. Consumers constantly maneuver in and out of noisy, busy surroundings while trying to conduct calls, listen to voicemail or enjoy a song. Whether you’re using your phone from a coffeehouse or the back of a cab, you want to hear and be heard clearly and intelligibly and still be able to use both hands. Plantronics delivers on that promise with a headset that adapts to your surroundings and improves audio and call clarity.” said Renee Niemi, general manager and vice president of Mobile and Entertainment for Plantronics, Inc.
Plantronics also offers a sleek slide-to- talk boom extended microphone to control calls and enhance the audio performance. It also provides battery life that gives seven hours talktime, six hours of listening time and up to 260 hours of stand-by-time.
The Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth Stereo Headset will retail for $150 (approx. Rs. 6,000) and will be available in October this year.
