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Jabra's STONE is a new Bluetooth earpiece with an elegant design and attractive features. Unlike the Jawbone and Plantronics Voyager before, which have an extended boom that lays on the cheek – the Jabra STONE has no boom but instead it utilizes DSP technology and Noise Blackout Extreme to increase not only the phonics that can be heard to the person calling you but also for upgraded noise elimination. The Jabra Stone is very lightweight (only .25 ounces) and it can easily be slipped into a pocket or purse making it super portable. The headset features a touch volume control. Another useful feature is the ability to connect two Bluetooth enabled devices at the same time with “Multiuse capabilities.” The headset can also stream music from A2DP compatible mobile phones. The only downside found with the Jabra STONE is that those with bigger ears might enjoy it more. Since the earclip is not adjustable, it might keep falling out of small ears. This is a headset fit for a specific size of ear.
MSRP $119.00
Release date November, 2009
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Features:
- Ground-breaking headset design and shape
- Portable Jabra STONE Charger enables charging on the go and serves as a holder and charger in down time
- Cutting edge technology including Noise Blackout Extreme
- Bluetooth technology - easy pairing with Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR & eSCO
- Up to 8 hours talk time and 12 days standby time with the Jabra STONE Charger
- Jabra StatusDisplay(TM) makes it easy to check battery level and Bluetooth connectivity at a glance
- Effortlessly connect two Bluetooth enabled devices at the same time with Multiuse(TM) capabilities
- Features touch volume control, answer/end button, voice dialing (depending on the phone used), and streams music from A2DP enabled mobile phones
- Lightweight - weighs only .25 ounces
- Dimensions for headset in charger - H 2.3 x W 2 x D 1 inches
- Micro USB and AC Chargers
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Competitors
MSRP $100.00
Released July, 2008
Pros
- Great connection strength
- Very good sound, incoming as well as outgoing
- Firmware can be easily upgraded
Cons
- Included shirt clip does not clamp very strong and can cause the headset to fall of and get lost
Jabra STONE
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BlueAnt Z9i
MSRP $130.00
Released May, 2008
Pros
- Subtle and sleek design
- Volume increases based on surroundings
- Excellent sound quality
Cons
- Awkward button placement
- Does not fit well
- volume not loud enough
Jabra STONE
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Aliph Jawbone II
MSRP $99.00
Released January, 2007
Pros
- Great audio quality that doesn't distort your voice
- Lots of useful functions
- Very long pairing range
Cons
- Configuration can be confusing, definitely have to read the manual
- Noise cancellation isn't quite as good as the Jawbone
Jabra STONE
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Blueant Z9
MSRP $200.00
Released January, 2007
The Nokia BH-803 is a headset designed for use with a range of Bluetooth enabled mobile devices. Optional removable earloop makes wearing it more comfortable, or you can just keep it near you using the stylish headset strap or clip. Digital signal processing (DSP) feature reduces background noise and a touch sensitive volume control...
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Nokia BH-803
MSRP $130.00
Released February, 2008
The Plantronics Voyager 815 is a lightweight and compact in-ear Bluetooth headset. It features a sliding boom that brings the microphone close to the mouth and is also used to answer and end calls. The Voyager 815 includes Plantronics' AudioIQ and Multipoint technologies for increased call clarity and the ability to connect and switch between two devices...
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Plantronics Voyager 815
MSRP $129.00
Released January, 2008
Pros
- slick design
- quality manufacturer
- built-in noise canceling - a specialty of Etymotic
Cons
- long boom mic - not compact or aesthetically pleasing
- fit may be an issue for some users
- poor range - gets staticy with very little distance between earpiece and phone
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Etymotic Research etyBLU
MSRP $99.00
Released July, 2007
The Plantronics Voyager 520 is an over-the-ear style Bluetooth headset with a noise-cancelling microphone and a wind screen for call clarity. The headset features Plantronics' Quickpair technology making it easy to pair with devices as well as Multipoint technology allowing it to remain connected to two phones simultaneously. The Voyager 520 is operated by one...
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Plantronics Voyager 520
MSRP $120.00
Released August, 2008
Pros
- Great battery Life
- Has voice operated speed-dial
- Light-weight
- Very light weight, comfortable, and easy guide, both oral (through headset) and written. It has great sound on both ends!!
Cons
- Voice isolation feature does not remove much background noise
Jabra STONE
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BlueAnt V1
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Pros
- portable charging base with internal battery - lets you charge your earpiece on the go
- charging base has an LED indicator letting you know if it has enough juice for a full earpiece charge
- extremely small and lightweight - even considering the mobile charging base
- eight hours of talk time, twelve days of standby (when including the full 3-recharge cycles from the mobile charging station)
- automatically turns off when docked
- slick aesthetic, both on ear and in the portable charging station
- interchangeable rubber buds for finding the best fit
- includes "Noise Blackout Extreme" technology for external noise cancellation
Cons
- can only be used in the right ear
- noise cancellation simply doesn't work
- sound quality is lacking
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