Jabra Communications JX10-II Goldplate Bluetooth Headset for Cellular Phone

Jabra JX10 is a Bluetooth Headset for cordless use with bluetooth compatible cellular phones. What distinguishes it from other bluetooth headsets is its incredibly small but Ergonomic size, it's extraordinary light weight, and unique styling. It is a statement of advanced technologies joining with aesthetics to complement everyday existence and utility. Reknowned Dutch designer Jacob Jensen designed this remarkable headset. Jacob Jensen's remarkable designs for Bang & Olufsen Audio products and Gaggenau kitchen appliances. The JX10 adjusts automatically to the ambient noise level through automatic volume control. This feature is based on DSP (Digital Signal Processing), which also ensures a significant reduction in background noise. For a headset that represents the ultimate in performance and beauty, Jabra's JX10 is truly a value-conscious product for individuals with elegance and higher standards. Experience the freedom of Bluetooth as never before with the incomparable Jabra JX10.

Unique, stylish Gold plated finish makes this a special ear jewel

Weighs about 1/3-of an ounce and is less than 1-1/2 inches in size

Voice activated, answered and ended directly from headset using intuitive controls

Automatic volume control

Digital Signal Processing (DSP) technology

Desktop cradle/charger

Storage pouch for safe keeping when not in use

Multi-color LED for Bluetooth link, Battery and charging status

Dedicated pairing button

4-6 hours talk time and up to 80 hours standby time subject to phone type

Supports Bluetooth 1.2 headset and hands-free profiles

USB charging cable

Designed by Jacob Jensen studio - Jacob Jensen founded his own design studio in 1958 and innovated a clear design language which is recognized all over the world. Jacob Jensen Design is among the most recognized design studios in the world with more than l00 international design awards and 19 products included in the Design Collection and the Design Study Collection of The Museum of Modern Art in New York City