Jabra Cruiser with extreme noise reduction bluetooth speaker

Description and specifications

Noise cancelling during calls made over Bluetooth is one of the most sensible things that headsets manufacturers have to address. Jabra just did that with their Noise Blockout Extreme technology (used first on their Jabra Stone) that manages to shave up to 24 dB from surrounding noise, versus 12 dB in previous Jabra DSP technology.

The new Jabra Cruise external speaker phone for cars (it can also be used in conference rooms) has implemented the new technology, plus things like spoken Caller ID, FM transmitter to transmit your conversation through your car audio system and remote MP3 control. Battery life is important for a mobile device and Jabra knows that, so it fitted the Cruiser with a battery that lasts up to 14 hours talk time and 300 standby. It can be paired with up to two devices simultaneously.

It currently sales for 99.99$ (on Jabra’s website) but we’ve found it on Amazon for just 69.99$.

The Jabra Cruiser External speakerphone

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