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Aliph Jawbone Icon


$100.00 Released January, 2010

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Jawbone Active Dynamic Range Management - normalizes all volumes around your pre-selected preferences. Very small and lightweight - the tiniest Jawbone to date. Environmentally friendly packaging - 100% recyclable, compact.

The Cons:No physical volume control. Very gaudy designs. Cheesy voice prompts replace previous models less distracting auditory cues.

The Jawbone Icon is a high-end Bluetooth headset from Aliph. Available in 6 distinctive designs, the Icon features advanced background and wind noise reduction, isolating the user's voice. The headset also features text-to-speech technology, with voice alerts for incoming calls and low battery levels.

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Product Shot 2 The device can connect to multiple phones at once through Simultaneous Multipoint, allowing users to easily switch between calls from different handsets. Talk time is rated at 4.5 hours, and the headset is rechargeable via microUSB.

Features

  • 6 designs
  • Bluetooth v2.1
  • Voice alerts
  • NoiseAssassin 2.5
  • Wind reduction
  • Voice Activity Sensor
  • Simultaneous Multipoint
  • MyTalk personalization
  • iPhone battery meter
  • Micro-USB recharge
  • 4.5-hour talk time

Designs

  • "The Catch"
  • "The Ace"
  • "The Thinker"
  • "The Rogue"
  • "The Hero"
  • "The Bombshell"

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Pros
  • 3

    Jawbone Active Dynamic Range Management - normalizes all volumes around your pre-selected preferences

  • 2

    very small and lightweight - the tiniest Jawbone to date

  • 2

    environmentally friendly packaging - 100% recyclable, compact

  • 2

    two ear mounting mechanisms of various sizes are included - secure earbud (3 sizes) and ear loop + simple earbud (4 sizes)

  • 2

    can be recharged via computer (via included USB to microUSB cord) or included AC adapter

  • 2

    available in 6 distinctive designs

  • 2

    features on-screen battery gauge on the iPhone - a first for a non-Apple Bluetooth device

  • 2

    external noise / wind cancellation works well

  • 2

    microUSB rather than the previous generations' proprietary connection

Cons
  • 1

    no physical volume control

  • 0

    very gaudy designs

  • 0

    cheesy voice prompts replace previous models less distracting auditory cues

  • 0

    has its own app store - over-complicates such a simple device, just plain silly

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Jean Hoover
Jean Hoover: #aliph_jawbone_icon I was an original jawbone user on a daily basis for the past 2 years and decided it was time to upgrade. The jawbone icon meets all of my expectations and more. It's lightweight, stylish and mod able. I enjoy the choice of voices and software available through Aliph. Check for specials on shipping and if you are a Twitter or Facebook user you can find a terrific deal out there. This one's a keeper. Mar 5, 10
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