Jabra a company better known for its Bluetooth headsets has created the Jabra Solemate wireless speaker. The Jabra Solemate wireless speaker steps on Jawbone Jambox in that the design has been footwear inspired. The Bluetooth 3.0 wireless speaker is packed with some cool features including the rubberized casing that is shock and water resistant, the front has a pair of acoustic tweeters separated by a sub-woofer with passive bass radiator the waterproof soundbag, the heel tab for carrying purposes and a replaceable sole which serves as a storage point for a 3.5mm cable. Check out the introductory video below. The speaker is able to pump out 120db which can be controlled via two volume buttons on top of the device. There is also a multifunction button for commanding calls and enabling its Voice Guidance feature on top of the device. The Jabra Solemate wireless speaker also has a power and pairing switch, a 3.5mm jack and a micro-USB input for charging and direct digital audio connection. The company says the device is about the size and weight of a water bottle. (Image credit: Jabra)
The Jabra Solemate wireless speaker is quite similar to the Jawbone Jambox in that they are priced at $199.99, are compact Bluetooth speakers with a simple interface, speakerphone functionality, and have around ten hours of battery life. The Jabra Solemate wireless speaker steps on Jawbone Jambox quite literally in terms of its other functions and its partnership with ClubCreate. According to the press release -
The device is likely to add creativity and life to any party and would make a great wireless speaker to any home network. The Jabra Solemate wireless speaker is available in black and white variants at Best Buy and Amazon.
The Jabra Solemate wireless speaker is quite similar to the Jawbone Jambox in that they are priced at $199.99, are compact Bluetooth speakers with a simple interface, speakerphone functionality, and have around ten hours of battery life. The Jabra Solemate wireless speaker steps on Jawbone Jambox quite literally in terms of its other functions and its partnership with ClubCreate. According to the press release -
Jabra has also announced a partnership with ClubCreate, a social platform for music creation and collaboration that allows music lovers to play their remixed tunes via the Solemate speaker. Combining Jabra's heritage in creating high-quality audio devices and ClubCreate's platform for music expression creates an experience unlike any other. With the rise of creating customized music and ring tones for mobile phones, the Jabra Solemate and Club Create partnership capitalizes on the trend, enabling users to legally create and personalize their own music with ClubCreate and share what they've created with friends and family via the Solemate.
The device is likely to add creativity and life to any party and would make a great wireless speaker to any home network. The Jabra Solemate wireless speaker is available in black and white variants at Best Buy and Amazon.
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