BlueParrot Launches New Wireless Noise Cancelling Headset For The Actives And Hustlers

BlueParrot, a wireless headset technology (part of GN Audio, which also owns Jabra), has launched the new M300-XT noise-canceling Bluetooth headset engineered to keep people with connectivity during their daily go-to.

In this ever-changing fast-paced environment, this new device is a reliable partner for any individual who requires smooth communication in a noisy environment. The device will allow optimal connectivity with clear communication and flexibility.

KC Yap, Country Head at Jabra Malaysia (Retail & Online), said “People working in professional driving, field services, or retail are facing higher demands than ever before.”

“It is therefore substantial to make their day-to-day jobs in this challenging environment as productive and comfortable as possible. The new BlueParrott M300-XT is the perfect companion for those workers on the move,” he said.

The Bluetooth mono-headset comes with Ultra-small, ultra-light design weighing at 0.7 oz/20 g. It is flexible to be worn on either ear for all-day comfort. Wireless range of 100 m / 300 ft for ultimate mobility and flexibility.

It is also P54-rated protection against dust and water. Comes with intuitive buttons for easy call handling and customisable BlueParrott Button for speed dial, mute calls, or Push-to-Talk. Fully recyclable packaging made from sustainably sourced material.

The new BlueParrott M300-XT’s packaging is specifically designed to complement the environment. The cardboard is made from sustainably sourced materials that are FSC certified, and the hanger is made from recycled plastic.

Meanwhile, ensuring a healthier environment, the ink is soy-based, using less water and chemicals in the production. The packaging has a compact design to ship less air in the distribution phase, and is 100 percent recyclable by the end-user.

The BlueParrott M300-XT is available on all online authorised resellers, Harvey Norman & All IT stores at MSRP RM399.

 

 

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