Jabra EXTREME with super noise cancelling DSP

Jabra EXTREME with super noise cancelling DSP

A Bluetooth headset is a bluetooth headset, not a very complicated device that works in almost any condition except noisy environments. Here’s where a good bluetooth headset shines and Jabra knows that as it worked continuously in past years to refine their DSPs with noise cancellation technology. The newest generation is called Noise Blockout Extreme and was already used in their Jabra Stone headset.

At CES Jabra announced the new generation of devices including Jabra Extreme Bluetooth headset and Jabra Cruiser external speakerphone for cars. Both devices are less expensive than the Jabra Stone, but pack the same performance thanks to the updated DSP that blocks up to 24 dB from the surrounding noise (double of what the previous generation was capable of).

Jabra EXTREME looks less radical than the Stone

Jabra Extreme features Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and eSCO (Extended Synchronous Connections), dual microphones coupled to the Noise Blockout Extreme DSP, Multiuse (a rename for classic simultaneous pairing to two devices), A2DP profile for audio streaming, Acoustic Shock Protection thanks to automatic volume adjustment plus for comfortable fit a pair of Ultimate-Fit Eargels and flexible ear hooks.

Classic look and high performance in the same package

As performance figures the internal rechargeable battery lasts for 5.5 hours talk time and can resist over 10 days in standby, but keep in mind those are manufacturer claims, not real world tests. Weight is a very manageable 10 grams. Jabra Extreme will sell shortly for 79.99 $ officially buy keen an eye on Amazon for discounted offers.