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Hands Free, Plug & Go!”

The Just Mobile� Bluetune “Solo” handsfree car kit offers both terrific sound quality and easy installation. The speaker and microphone are integrated in a stylish and compact design with a Digital Sound Processor (DSP) to minimize echo effect and background noise. Powered by the vehicle lighter socket. Once paired to your mobile phones, PDA’s or smartphone it automatically connects each time turning on power to the vehicle. Additional features include an automatic answer on/ off button, support for voice dialing, volume control, call mute and last number redial*

Features

• No wires, no installation
• Built in Speaker and Microphone
• DSP for High Quality conversations
• Exciting form factor to better match your vehicle
• Adjustable Volume control & Speaker Direction
• Auto-Answer*, One Touch Voice Command Dialing*, One Touch Redial *
• Automatic phone connection when turning on power to the vehicle.

* Those function may be varied depending on the mobile phone used.

Specifications

• Operation Distance: Full speed 10 meters Class II Bluetooth operation
• Bluetooth Protocol: HEADSET and HANDS FREE profiles
• Communication Method: Full Duplex
• Connection: Point to point
• RF Output Power: +4dBm
• RF Antenna Gain: -80dBm
• Working Voltage: 12V~24V DC power from car cigarette lighter socket
• Speaker Output Power: 1.0W maximum at load 8ohm
• Working Temperature: -10�C – +70�C
• Storage Temperature: -40�C – + 80�C
• Microphone: High sensitivity condense microphone embedded
• Function Keys: Talk, Hang up, Volume up/down, auto answering/manual answering
• LED Indicators: Blue, Amber

More info at Just Mobile

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