We’ve already asked the question: How much are you willing to spend for a good Bluetooth headset? Well, how about $700? No, we’re not kidding and we’re not crazy. SoundID, a company specializing in communications, medical technology, and entertainment, is selling a Bluetooth headset combination kit called SoundFlavors™ Personal Sound System for a retail price of $699.
Actually, you get more than just a Bluetooth headset. The combination kit includes one SoundFlavors ear module unit and one CompanionLink microphone, charging cradle, AC power supply, custom-fit ear loops, war wax guard and carry pouch. But for $699, where are the diamonds?
As it turns out, the SoundFlavors Bluetooth headset incorporates revolutionary technology which is also used in the medical field. The SoundFlavors utilizes advanced noise compression technology, which reduces background noise while improving overall audio quality. In addition, users have three different sound settings to choose from in order to better fit their needs. For those who are hard of hearing and require superb audio quality, the price might actually be justified.
For more information visit The SoundID Website
Posted January 24, 2007 by BlueTomorrow.com Editorial Staff
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