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iTech i.VoicePro 901 Headset Bluetooth headsets have been in fashion for quite sometime now. The comfort and convenience that these dainty devices of

iTech i.VoicePro 901 Headset

Bluetooth headsets have been in fashion for quite sometime now. The comfort and convenience that these dainty devices offer are the major reason for their popularity. Recently, we reported about SolarVoice 908, a solar powered Bluetooth headset from iTech. And now the company is back with yet another Bluetooth headset called the i.VoicePro 901. Although this headset is not solar powered, it does embed some advance features.

The i.VoicePro 901 incorporates dual microphones. The first microphone of this headset adorns the cheek side. This microphone is notched, u-shaped and claims to capture user’s voice with exceptional clarity. The second microphone is on the opposite side and is said to target ambient noise.

The Advanced noise-filtering software and i.Tech’s innovative voice-separation technology along with the company’s patented digital signal processing algorithm are said to efficiently eliminate ambient noise. The iTech headsets high-quality echo cancellation and wind resistance technologies are said to provide crystal clear sound even in breezy conditions.

“i.VoicePro 901 is designed for mobile professionals who spend a lot of time on their phones and demand excellent audio as well as comfort,” said Christopher Parsons, vice president, sales and marketing, Sino Regent Services, i.Tech’s exclusive distributor in the Americas. “The dual microphones and advanced noise-filtering software with i.Tech’s proprietary voice-separation technology isolate the user’s voice and kill ambient noise for crystal-clear phone calls. At less than $80, i.VoicePro 901 is one of the best values on the market today.”

The i.VoicePro 901 flaunts an attractive design with curvy edges and textured external panel. This headset can be easily paired with any mobile handset that offers support for Bluetooth v2.1. It also features Multipoint technology that allows it to connect to two phones at a time. When connected to a handset, the i.VoicePro provides various functions like voice dialing, last-number redial, call reject, call transfer, auto re-link and mute.

The iTech i.VoicePro will be made available in three colors including silver, glossy black and red. The headset measures 2.48” (L) x .65” (W) x 0.39” (H) and weighs around 42 ounces. It also boasts of a Bluetooth range of 33 feet.

The iTech i.VoicePro 901 Bluetooth headset is currently available for purchase via online retailers like Amazon and SkyMall. The headset will soon be made available in retail stores for a price of $79.99 (approx. Rs. 5,642).

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