Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth
In a market that has quickly become a trendsetter for what is cool, the Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth headset stands out. A few years ago, simply having a mobile phone was considered cutting edge. The evolution of the trend had a meteoric curve: phones had to have cool ringtones, wallpaper, skins, then play movies, take pictures and connect to the Internet. With the transition to hands free devices for mobile phones, the curve was even steeper. The innovation of Bluetooth technology made hand’s free headsets with a cord or cable passé. Since then, every major company has been racing to keep their Bluetooth products cool and for this season, the must-have is the Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth.
The Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth comes in four colors, though each one measures an unobtrusive 2” long by .9” high by .6” thick. The rectangular Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth is visually appealing and with the colored panel below the black mesh of the casing, it is not garish. Like most Bluetooth headsets, the Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth comes with a removable hook for use with the ear hook for stability or with the standard earbud loop for comfort.
Using the Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth is simple, as it features easy-to-use controls and is compatible with all of the latest products, like the iPhone 4. The Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth has minimal physical controls: a power slider switch, talk button and micro-USB charging jack. Instead, the Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth relies upon the apps one has on their smartphone or Bluetooth-enabled computer to control the volume or other functions. This can be very appealing as a discrete glance to a smartphone can be much cooler than grabbing one’s ear to control every little thing.
Every Bluetooth headset has a gimmick and the Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth has one that is far cooler than most. The Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth has pioneered a motion technology they call Motion X. Using an accelerometer, the Motion X technology allows one to shake their head to answer the phone and perform some additional basic functions. This is a clever idea that makes this Bluetooth headset a true hands free device.
With its five and a half hour functioning time, the Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth can perform for a very full night on the town and because it is at the forefront of the market, it is designed to work with minimal or no smartphone or Apple iPhone support. That keeps the Aliph Jawbone Era Bluetooth, and those who use it, at the cutting edge of what is cool.
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