Here it goes again, with another revolutionary product that has such an innovative technology that it hasn't been used in more than all of the other products. Get my point? Nevertheless, I'm going to tell you about it. This is the Jabra Cruiser, one revolutionary Bluetooth In-Car speakerphone that comes equipped with a Dual Microphone technology.

It is that mere technology also utilized in all of the Jabra's high-end headsets and that now has proven to drastically improve conversational quality. What it actually does is to eliminate disturbing background noise (I mean, as much as it can, not just the annoying one), enhance voice, making yours, as well as the one at the other end's voice a lot more comprehensible via the digital signal processor that takes up to 20dB of noise on the transmit signal.

Therefore, by embedding the Dual Microphone technology into the Jabra's new Bluetooth In-car speakerphone, this device is set to revolutionize the market. I keep wondering why they even bother writing that. It's like saying somebody revolutionized the crayon market.

Getting to tech specs, the speakerphone is compliant with Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, eSCo supporting profiles, including Bluetooth headset and hands-free, A20p, AVRCp and pBap. Compatibility is rated for other Bluetooth devices that have Bluetooth 1.1 or above, specifications.

The operating range reaches a maximum of 10 meters, while device paring can go for up to eight items, with limiting simultaneous connection to two. It offers an impressive talk time of up to 14 hours, while in stand-by will wait for a call even for 13 days. Given that, the charging time is even more impressive, with an approximately 2-hour amount. Weight says 85 grams for a 12.7 x 6.2 x 1.7 cm size.

The Jabra Cruiser has a price of $159.


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