Jabra SP700 Bluetooth Speakerphone Car Kit

Use the versatile, easy-to-use Jabra® SP700 Speakerphone alone or with your car's audio system to talk hands free or listen to music via your Bluetooth® cell phone! Features full-duplex sound, voice announcements, up to 14 hours of talk time, & more!

Product Specification:

Not crazy about wireless headsets? Now you can stay safe and focused behind the wheel with the hands-free Jabra SP700 Speakerphone! With a slim-line design that blends easily into your car interior, the SP700 features an integrated FM transmitter that lets you listen to cell phone calls or streaming audio over your car stereo. Advanced DSP noise reduction and echo cancellation deliver exceptional audio quality, and, just like a headset, the SP700 supports numerous phone-dependent features such as answer/end call and voice dialing. Requires no installation… just auto-pair it in seconds with your cell phone, clip it to the visor, and go!

Using the Jabra SP700 is the smart way to drive…

Portable wireless speakerphone — lets you play calls and music from your mobile phone on your car stereo via FM and Bluetooth transmission.

Up to 33-foot wireless range — gives you plenty of range to talk and play music hands free.

Easy to use — no installation necessary… simply auto-pair with your Bluetooth cell phone and go!

Dimensions —  5.0" x 2.4" x 0.7"

Intuitive voice announcements — provides spoken information so there's never a need for you to take your eyes off the road. Available in 10 languages.

Up to 14 hours of talk time — and up to 255 hours of stand-by on a single battery charge!

Car charger — lets you keep your speakerphone charged and ready to go using your car's power outlet.

Bluetooth 2.0 technology — supports EDR, HFP, HSP, A2DP, and AVRCP profiles.

Night driving mode — dims distracting operating lights for driving at night.

Upgradeable software — lets you download the latest software for your speakerphone online.

Supported phone-dependent features — include answer/end/reject call, voice dialing, last number redial, and mute.

An A2DP-enabled cell phone is required to transfer music from phone to stereo.

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