Jabra launches its latest Bluetooth headset, named as the BT2080, which is designed for technophobes to appreciate the epitome of simplicity while conversing.
Featuring the company’s all new StatusDisplay, this no-nonsense handsfree device is ideal for day-to-day headset users as it provides effortless usage and addresses small yet fiddly issues during the course of conversation.
It enables users to keep a check on the connectivity and battery life. Plus, there are separate, multi-colored lights that indicate the status of the BT2080. A button is also available to convey everything that users need to know by displaying two clearly labeled lights on the rear.
Moreover, there is even an answer/end button on the front of the headset and a dedicated on/off button for further assistance to operate the peripheral with ease.
Weighing just eight grams and measuring 53 x 16 x 9 mm, the BT2080 is adorned in a sophisticated matt black finish with an attractive silver button, offering a contemporary and stylish look. Other features include a smaller ear interface and superior Jabra Eargel that assure a comfortable fit.
Besides, it supports voice dialing, Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity and auto-pairing with mobile phones. The headset claims to offer a talk-time of 6 hours and a standby time of 8 days. It is bundled with a charger, micro USB cable and universal car charger.
The Jabra BT2080 Bluetooth headset is expected to hit the markets by mid June 2009 for an estimated price of $39 (approx. Rs. 1,851). It is slated to be available in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, India, Australia and Korea.
