Sound ID has taken hands-free communication to a new level by introducing its latest Sound ID 400 Bluetooth headset. The company claims that the innovative headset employs the PersonalSound technology, a unique feature of Sound ID products.
The PersonalSound feature presents three listening modes which are tuned to general hearing preferences and improve speech clarity without increasing the volume. Employing the multi-point technology, the headset enables users to connect two Bluetooth-enabled phones simultaneously. The Sound ID 400 features NoiseNavigation that eliminates background and wind noise and enhances speech, thus enabling clear conversations.
“The Sound ID 400 showcases the innovative audio capabilities that our headsets are known for and kicks it up a notch with Environmental Mode and compatibility with the CompanionLink Remote Microphone. Together, the Sound ID 400 and CompanionLink create a new Personal Sound System that elevates the traditional Bluetooth experience by improving speech intelligibility and aiding in clear conversations – whether on or off the phone,” mentioned Michael Jones, President and CEO of Sound ID.
The headset measures 53.5mm x 15.5mm x 7.5mm and weighs 8 grams. It offers up to 7 hours talktime and around 200 hours of standby time. The device supports Bluetooth version 2.1+ EDR and eSCO. The Bluetooth headset is attuned with the Sound ID CompanionLink Remote Microphone, an accessory that can be worn by the user or placed close to a sound source, to pick up audio. Thus, offering a richer listening experience.
The Sound ID 400 will be available in Q4, 2009 and can be purchased for $129.99 MSR. Apart from the headset, the package is inclusive of a universal AC charger (100-240 VAC), USB charging cable, three RealComfort EarLoops and ear hook for over-the-ear wearing. The Sound ID CompanionLink Remote Microphone will be retailed for $79.99 MSR.