Jabra has announced two new offerings Cruiser 2 and WAVE, thus extending the company's leadership position in the Indian hands free market.
Jabra CRUISER2 is looking to provide a "no excuses" approach to hands-free driving in an effort to change consumer behavior. With ease-of-use in mind, Jabra CRUISER2 has several new features that set it apart from other in-car speakerphones including Caller ID -the speakerphone will tell you who is calling, exactly how you have the caller programmed into your mobile phone and Voice Guidance to both guide users through the set-up process and to clearly tell you connectivity status and low battery levels.
In addition, the FM Transmitter gives the ability to transmit and play MP3s from a mobile device to the car's stereo system via the in-car speakerphone. With Noise Blackout technology that reduces ambient sound without comprising voice quality, the Jabra CRUISER2 features strategically placed microphones that are able to distinguish between background noise and the caller's voice, ensuring optimized audio without distracting noise from other passengers or outside traffic.
The 2nd new product launched by Jabra is the Jabra WAVE, a Bluetooth headset featuring an enhanced behind-the-ear wearing style. Back by popular demand, the Jabra Wave's behind-the-ear fit emulates the design of such blockbuster hits as the Jabra EarWave boom and BT250. This signature Jabra style has sold more than 10 million units worldwide to-date and is voted the most comfortable and stable style by end users.
Both Jabra WAVE and Cruiser2 can be connected to up to two devices at the same time via Multiuse technology, allowing users to transition seamlessly between multiple phones, or even internet calls if connected to a Bluetooth enabled PC. Voice guidance takes the guesswork out of operating a headset or in-car speakerphone by notifying users of the crucial status updates, such as connectivity and low battery.
