There’s no dearth of Bluetooth headsets in the market, but it’s only a handful that manage to turn heads around. The SuperTooth HD Bluetooth speakerphone just happens to be one of them. The device allows users to send SMS, e-mails and communicate on social networks through advanced voice commands.
It features the twin-speaker V Array technology including two 2.5W speakers and a 5.4W amplifier, delivering Hi-fi audio. Built-in dual microphones grab voices clearly and anti-echo seems to be an added advantage. While the DSP Control helps in noise reduction, advanced voice command support should enable users to answer incoming calls, select pre-dialed numbers, check the battery level and also retrieve voicemails.
The SuperTooth Handsfree Assistant, powered by Dial2Dial lets users compose and send social networking, e-mail and SMS messages through voice. The recipient receives the message in the form of an audio file. The handsfree device can loudly read out incoming SMS messages in Android and Blackberry phones. Drivers can use it as a music player or even listen to turn-by-turn navigations from smartphones and GPS navigators.
“SuperTooth pioneered its newest Bluetooth accessory – the HD – to address the texting-while-driving epidemic which continues to be a leading cause of accidents worldwide,” mentioned Yves Le Reun, Vice President of Sales & Marketing. “The SuperTooth HD boasts more power, more convenience and more options for social networking than ever before. We’re pleased to announce its availability in the U.S.”
Users can connect a maximum of 2 phones to the device and enjoy approximately 20 hours of battery juice in talktime. The device can be easily attached to the sun visor with the durable metal magnetic clip. It comes with a USB cable and an in-car charger. The device is also compatible with all Bluetooth-enabled phones and multiple smartphone platforms like the iPhone, BlackBerry, Android and Windows.
The SuperTooth HD is available at Supertoothstore.com for $129. Dial2Do is free for the first 6 months and will be later priced at $3.99 per month.