The headset is called Easygo and features large icons, an on-off button slider, and a voice guidance feature that communicates battery level and connectivity status.
Easygo can be connected to two Bluetooth devices simultaneously, which is particularly useful for people who carry two phones around.
The device uses Bluetooth 2.1 version, which apparently aids simple and secure pairing, and improved voice clarity. Jabra claims that the headset will support up to six hours of talk time and up to eight days on standby mode.
Since the headset is only for one ear, it can't be used to listen to songs. Jabra Easygo has DSP technology for crystal clear sound and an automatic volume control that keeps sound constant even when one moves in and out of quiet and noisy environments.
Jabra Easygo is currently available at a price of approximately Rs 2,100 which means that it is not an inexpensive Bluetooth headset; Jabra itself has cheaper options. However, the new features do make it an interesting option to consider.
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