The recently reported Etymotic mc2 earphones might have enjoyed enough attention by now, so it seems like the right time for a diversion to a new one. T-Mobile and Samsung have launched three new Bluetooth headsets, the HM3700, HS3000 and the HM1700 with enhanced features and performance capabilities.
The HM3700 is a dual headset with Android support, allowing up to 6 hours talk time. It is inclusive of the much needed noise cancellation with the ability to stream stereo audio. Users have a choice to wear it as a mono style headset or a stereo one.
The accessory is compatible with the Samsung FreeSync app that includes settings for LED and language selection too. Apart from these, it allows wearers to make use of voice commands to answer or make calls. This feature rubs along smoothly with dual-mic noise cancellation, multi-point technology and active pairing.
The HM3000 strives to provide on-the-move stereo entertainment. It comes in with a simple clip-on design, and stereo ear buds. The active pairing and multi–connection technology may never let listeners miss out on a phone call. The peripheral makes use of Sound Alive stereo enhancement technology along with noise and echo cancellation. The APT-X intelligence can be suitably used in the Bluetooth stereo profile and there’s 7 hours of talk time to be expected.
The HM1700 comes across as sleek and stylish mono Bluetooth hardware. It provides scope for audio improvement with wind speeds up to 6mph along with voice prompt. It also features media streaming via mono support. The piece seems to differ with its brushed metal design and 9 hours of talk time. It uses noise cancellation technology too.
The HM3700 is up for grabs at T-Mobile retail stores and online at the official site for a price of $59.99. The HS3000 and HM1700 will be available online and in retail stores by next week for $69.99 and $39.99, respectively.