Nashua: Jabra has come up with two new headsets - the Jabra supreme and Jabra Extreme2. Jabra Supreme is touted to be the first non-stereo headset to incorporate active noise cancellation to block out noisy environments for the user wearing the headset. The Jabra Supreme is equipped with active noise cancellation combined with noise blackout 3.0 and wind-noise reduction technology. While the Jabra Extreme2, apart from noise blackout 3.0, includes HD Voice and other features. Each of these new headsets offers a fairly good audio quality to users in all different types of environments, claims the company.
Active noise cancellation, traditionally only available in high-end noise cancellation stereo headphones, is included in the Jabra Supreme and uses one dedicated microphone and an electronic chipset to generate an "anti-noise" sound, removing ambient noise heard by the person wearing the headset. The end result is call quality that is much clearer.
While active noise cancellation eliminates ambient sound on the caller's end, Jabra's latest generation of noise blackout technology included in both Jabra Supreme and Extreme2 – noise blackout 3.0 - dramatically reduces background noise that is transmitted to the person on the other end of the line. These two features are combined with the patent-pending wind-noise reduction technology, developed for calls in outdoor, windy conditions.
Designed for the on-the-road lifestyle that many professionals lead today, the Extereme2 comes equipped with a portable car charger that doubles as a headset holder. Using no tangling wires, the charger plugs directly into the 12V outlet and the headset simply plugs in for a quick charge. Jabra also offers upgrades to the headset via a USB drive.
The Jabra Supreme will be available for purchase in October at Amazon.com, Best Buy Canada, Future Shop and The Source for a suggested retail price of $99. The Jabra Extreme2 is currently available at Best Buy, Amazon.com, Best Buy Canada, Future Shop and The Source for $79.
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