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Jabra has launched its Jabra Halo Fusion Bluetooth wireless headset, designed with mobility in mind, in the Australian market.The Halo Fusion allow users to listen to music and take calls while on the go, weighing in at just 21 grams and sporting a neckband design, which keeps the earbuds within reach.
Sporting an in-ear fit, Jabra states the noise-isolating earbuds are designed for all-day wear, with users able to switch between music and calls via the neckband.
The Halo Fusion are equipped with 6.5 hours of battery life, and incorporate Jabra’s easy-pairing technology, with users able to pair with two Bluetooth devices simultaneously using Multiuse technology.
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“Many people use separate headsets for taking calls and listening to music, or they compromise on one functionality for the benefit of the other – such as sound quality,” Jonathon Tang, Jabra APAC consumer solutions vice president, commented.
“We wanted to combine the two scenarios without compromising on sound quality, while providing easy controls and a comfortable wearing style, which is what we’ve delivered with the Jabra Halo Fusion.”
The Halo Fusion carry a price tag of $99.99 RRP – further information can be found here.
