BlackBerry 7100 Auricular Bluetooth - Jabra Arrow

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Descripción del producto

Auricular Bluetooth Jabra ARROW: el kit manos libres Bluetooth ideal para profesionales en desplazamiento.

¡Entregado con 3 tipos de cargador: de pared, mechero y USB! Recargue su auricular en su coche, en una toma de corriente o mediante su ordenador.

El Jabra Arrow regula el volumen sonoro automáticamente en función del ruido ambiental. Sus conversaciones serán claras y sin interferencias gracias a un sonido DSP así como un micro reductor de sonido.
Ligero, usted elige cómo llevar el auricular: con un contorno de oreja, o un eargel (disponibles en diferentes medidas).
El auricular Arrow se entrega también con una correa para tranportarlo con su telefono móvil.

Multipunto:
El auricular Jabra ARROW puede emparejarse con otros terminales Bluetooth simultáneamente. Por ejemplo, a partir de su auricular Bluetooth multipuno, podrá responder alternativamente a una llamada proveniente de su teléfono móvil profesional o de su teléfono personal.

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Para cargar el Jabra Arrow en Europa (España, Portugal,..) debe utilizar un adaptador de "cargador de pared inglés" porque el cargador de este auricular Bluetooth es inglés.

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Principales funcionalidades:
- Entregado con 3 cargadores: pared, mechero, USB.
- Confort contorno de oreja (2 tallas) o intra-auricular (eargels- 3 tallas).
- Sonido DSP: Alta calidad sonora.
- Reducción de los ruidos ambientales.
- Regulación de volumen autmática.
- Multipunto: conecte varios teléfonos Bluetooth simultáneamente.
- Autonomía de 4h30 en conversación, 8 días en estado de espera.
- Sólo 9g.
- Porte tanto en el oido derecho como en el izquierdo.
- Multifunciones: colgar / descolgar, rechazo de llamadas, numeración vocal, rellamada del último número, tecla mute, doble llamada, dejada en espera, control del volumen
Tecnología Bluetooth 2.1
- Entregado con una correa de transporte.
- Emparejamiento automátic: simple de utilizar.
- Tiempo de recarga: aproximadamente 2 horas.
- Dimensiones: 38 x 23 x 18 mm.


Todos los aparatos de tecnología Bluetooth tienen un alcance de 10 metros máximo.

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