Command Your Phone with the Q2 Bluetooth Headset
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BlueAnt Wireless’ Q2 Bluetooth Headset does more than just relay voice. The headset, released yesterday, is more of a peripheral for your mobile phone that accepts voice commands, places calls for you, alerts you to SMS messages and reads them aloud for you (with the help of a companion Blackberry or Android app), and even announces the name of an incoming caller so you don’t have to look at your device. The Q2 also integrates with Bing 411 for quick access to news, traffic, and weather using your voice.
The Q2 doesn’t skimp on audio quality to bring you all of these feature: It has built-in noise reduction so your caller doesn’t hear background noise while you speak to them, and BlueAnt’s proprietary “Wind Armour” technology reduces noise from wind up to 22 miles per hour. The device even supports Bluetooth audio, so you can use the headset to listen to music, podcasts, and GPS information. All of these features will cost you, since the Q2 is designed to be a high-end headset. It’s available now at $129 list.
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