Jabra Launches Three New Headsets

Jabra have come out with three new products, called the Jabra CHILL, RHYTHM and ACTIVE, and these are not Bluetooth-enabled, instead they are corded.

GN Netcom has designed these headphones, which are made for different types of users who are always on the go, listening to music or engaging in athletic activities.


Chill out

Jabra CHILL, as the name suggests are for casual users who like to use their headsets for music and talking. The headset features Jabra Ultimate-fit Eargels, ear gels that help the earphones stay in place and are good at delivering sound. The headset connects to smartphones, including the iPhone and Blackbery devices, and features a microphone with a button to answer and end calls.

Have some rhythm on you?

The RHYTHM is quite a bit like the previous one, but focuses more on sound. The features are stereo sound, noise isolating ear buds and microphone wind-noise reduction technology, which helps in delivering rich music and clear calls. This new stereo headset is designed so as to fit your ears, and look stylish at the same time.

Activities abound

There’s always worry of the earphones slipping off when you are running or performing a physical activity. But Jabra ACTIVE has been designed for sports and features Jabra Active Eargels, which are sweat and water-resistant. These ear buds will lock into your ears so they don’t fall out. It has a microphone with wind-noise reduction and comes with a neat carrying case.

The Jabra CHILL, RHYTHM and ACTIVE all include a unified control box and features a 3.5mm gold-plated plug. An adapter has been included in the pack to ensure compatibility with most phones from Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Samsung as well.

The Jabra CHILL, RHYTHM & ACTIVE are currently available at retail stores for a suggested retail price of Rs. 1,199, Rs. 1,799 and Rs. 2,119 respectively.

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