Jabra Sport Wireless Plus Headset Aims To Detach Runners With Bluetooth

The developers and engineers at Jabra have this week unveiled a new headset aimed at the fitness-oriented going by the name Sport Wireless+. This pair of wrap-around earbuds is a second generation product after the original Jabra Sport, working here with Bluetooth technology to make their music-blasting experience wireless while the full setup has been "tested to the extreme" as they say – rain, shock, and dust included. This pair of sound blasters also holds the distinction of being sold at Verizon Wireless, of all places.

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Working with Bluetooth 3.0, you'll have 100 meters of range – as the most modern Bluetooth devices do (unless you're talking about Bluetooth LE with Bluetooth 4.0, which this device does not work with – that's just 50 meters). Not that you'll ever be that far away from the device you're working with, of course.

You'll also be able to work with the Jabra Sport Wireless+ headset without a companion smartphone – assuming that's the device you'll be most likely to pair with. With built-in FM Radio compatibility, you'll be able to listen to local stations with ease. This headset also works with a built-in microphone so that when you do pair with your smartphone, you'll be able to make and take calls while you're running. This microphone is omni-directional as well as noise filtering, meaning you should have no problem executing static and ambient noise-free calls on the go.

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This headset also works with AVRCP which – when used with compatible devices like the iPhone – allows you to control your music player from the headset (again, wirelessly). The set is being given a boost by Jabra's team-up with the folks at Endomondo as well. This fitness app is being provided to those that purchase the Jabra Sport Wireless+ headset in the form of a 3-month Endomondo Premium subscription – and that's for iOS or Android.

This headset is appearing this week starting at $99.99 USD and will be available at retailers as well as the big red mobile data carrier in-store immediately if not soon.

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