Mobile World Congress is here and with the mix of new phones we are bound to see plenty of accessories, at least some of which are going to be Bluetooth related. And with that, Jabra has taken this opportunity to introduce the Clipper. The Clipper is a small little device that features the guts of more »

Lets face it, when you wear a Bluetooth headset of any sort you generally look like a dork, of course there are more than a few places where looking like a dork can be a positive if not safer thing though — such as when you are in the car. So despite how they make more »

Today at CTIA in Las Vegas, Jabra is announcing two new products: the Halo Bluetooth stereo headset and the SP200 speaker phone. The headset is due out in May ’09 and the speaker phone this month.

The Halo headset features Jabra’s Noise Blackout technology and claims to work with any Bluetooth phone or mp3 player. According to Jabra, if connected to a mobile phone and listening to music, the headset music will fade out so you can take the call; no word if it has an integrated microphone to actually take the call. On the whole, it looks very sleek.

With iPhone 3.0 software being opened up to Bluetooth stereo accessories, Jabra’s Halo could be a big winner for all of us that hate cords. Of course, Jabra built in wire compatibility if your devices doesn’t have Bluetooth, which is pretty clever. At $129 MSRP, I could see this getting on many peoples short list.

GN Netcom, the company that manufacturers Jabra products has recently added two new headsets, the Jabra M5390 USB and Jabra BT530 USB to the mix. Jabra touts that these headsets are some of the lightest they have to offer and pair up with over 8 devices and 2 simultaneously.

The nice thing about these headsets is that they can be paired to 2 totally different products, such as a cell phone or a computer, and you are able to still answer the phone. Let’s begin with the Jabra M5390 USB. It has a nice 6 hour talk time – great for when you are multi-tasking and talking with your boss for an extended amount of time, and 60 hours standby time.

Product: Jabra SP700.Price and Availability: $99 out nowPros: Doesn’t make you look like a tool. Easily answer calls in your car. Makes not upgrading to the expensive new cars “tech package” a lot easier to live with. Sound is great, surround sound through speakers is even better.Cons: no air of superiority that comes with a headset (wait, maybe that should be in the Pros?)Overall: I’ve already ordered two for my cars. I give it 10/10

If you are like me, you’ll go to almost any length no to wear your bluetooth headset. An incoming call when I am in the car sends me fumbling around my front seats for the tiny headset, the awkward install into my ear and then my eyes are back on the road. Surely that is safer than just answer the phone?

Jabra has unveiled their latest Bluetooth headset, the BT530, which is expected to retail for $99.99 and be available beginning this September. The BT530 is a small and lightweight headset coming in at just 0.35-ounces, it also ships with eight size options for the ear gel to allow for a better fit and has an more »

Noise-canceling headphones be gone! Who needs inferior products such as those when you can comfortably sit back with two calls simultaneously with the Jabra M5390 dual Bluetooth headset? Talk about trying to tell everyone around you that you are busy, and can’t be disturbed no matter what. This mind-boggling device, in my honest opinion, is more »

Jabra has announced a new Bluetooth headset with feature not commonly found among small devices. The Jabra BT4010 has a small LCD instead of the usual LED display used by other Bluetooth headsets. Touting a small and yet clear LCD display the BT4010 up to boasts of 6 hours talk time. The new LCD feature, modeled from those of mobile phones, makes this headset more user-friendly as you can clearly see how much battery the headset has left, which will be a nice change from the more common blinking LED lights, which seem to never make sense.

Jabra has introduced the new JX20 Bluetooth headset, which features a shiny titanium exterior along with a high-gloss black trim. Aside from the fancy new exterior the JX20 was designed by Jacob Jensen and offers Bluetooth 2.0 support with up to 6-hours of talk-time. The headset will auto-pair and comes with extra ear-hooks and ear-bud more »

Tonight at CES, Jabra showed of their latest Bluetooth headsets in a long time. The headline was the sleek new JX-20 Pura, the BT8040, the BT3030, the BT8030, and the Jabra JX10 + A7010 Bluetooth Hub.