Jabra Stone Headset Revolutionizes the Way You Answer the Phone
The trend these days is to go wireless such that even headsets are slowly accepting this trend. However, there aren't as many Bluetooth headsets that are both functional and chic but those who have both really do stand out among the rest. These include the Aliph Jawbone Prime, Plantronics Discovery 975 and BlueAnt Q1.One company that has made a path when it comes to headset is Jabra. And although this company is already famous for the list of headsets that it created before, it making an effort to create a Bluetooth headset called the Jabra Stone.
Basically, the Jabra Stone is a striking headset that takes pride in its features like multipoint connectivity, noise cancelling technology and A2DP streaming. However, there are still a lot of things to improve in some of Jabra Stone's features before it can reach its full potential. On the other hand, the Jabra Stone costs $129 which is a bit expensive.
As the name implies, the Jabra Stone has a pebble-like design which comes in with both the headset and a handy charger in one. It owes its small frame to the 2.3" x 2" x 1" dimension. Due to its small frame, it's very handy and comfortable to hold.
On the other hand, it is not heavy so putting the headset on your ears feels like you are not wearing anything at all since it only weighs 0.25 ounces. Although small, the Jabra Stone can easily be found if you feel your way around your bag or pouch.
The headset can detach itself from the charging unit by pushing the headset out using your fingers. Once the headset is separated from the charging unit, it automatically turns on.
Once you wear it, the headset looks very tiny on your head. It is curve-shaped just like a quotation mark. Since the Jabra Stone is very small, it can very well disappear if you are wearing your hair down.
Now, you might be puzzled by now where the controls of the Jabra Stone are. They are cleverly hidden under the logo of Jabra. Even the volume control is inconspicuous as you need to fumble at the base of the headset to change the volume. It also comes with a touch sensor but the problem is that when trying to control the device, it does not give any feedback that the changes have been made.
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