During the day, the well-known Danish brand leader in audio presented a new mono earphones with Bluetooth, the Talk 65 but, at the same time, it also took the opportunity to improve the autonomy of the previous Talk 15 and Talk 25 models.
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After the launch of the Elite 4 Active sporty earphones at CES 2022, the Danish brand Jabra has returned to show itself by announcing several new features, including an improvement of the Talk 15 and Talk 25 earphones, and the debut of the new earable model ” Talk 65 “.
Conceived for those who need to stay connected at all times, whether for work or leisure, the Talk 65 is a mono headset which, however, by design, can be comfortably worn both on the right ear and on the left one, always remaining well anchored. The dimensions (110.7 mm x 61 mm x 25.4 mm) and the weight (20 grams) allow it to be worn for a long time, without any tangible stress, even outdoors, thanks to the IP54 certification.
Basically, behind a rather powerful speaker (given the size), with a maximum power of 5 mW, the Jabra Talk 65 headset mounts a 10.3 mm driver, with a frequency response from 20Hz to 20000Hz, and impedance at 32 Ω: thanks to two MEMS microphones, noise cancellation up to 80% is supported, so as to ensure clear calls even in very chaotic environments.
Implemented with Bluetooth, the Jabra Talk 65 supports connection with the source up to 100 meters away, in a stable way, benefiting among other things from the support for the SBC codec and AVRCP v1.6, A2DP v1.3, HSP v1 profiles. .2, and HFP v1.7. According to the manufacturer, it is possible to pair it (NFC) up to 8 devices, keeping two connected simultaneously, so as to be able to pass, for example, from the computer to the telephone when a call arrives.
The smart functions of the Jabra Talk 65 headset, priced on the official store at 99 euros, include streaming from the apps, receiving GPS directions, and one-touch use of the virtual concierges Assistant or Siri: on the side of autonomy , once loaded in 150 minutes, it ensures up to 17 days of stand-by or a maximum of 14 hours of conversations. On the occasion of the launch of the new product, Jabra also announced that it has updated the existing previous models. Jabra Talk 15 and Talk 25, with Bluetooth 5.0, bringing them respectively to 7 and 9 hours of autonomy.