Jabra SP100 Bluetooth Speakerphone | 
| Brand: Jabra
This item is no longer available
Rating:  16 reviews
Sales Rank: 9310
Media: Wireless Phone Accessory
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 13 x 9 x 6
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: CK1-CARKIT302
Model: CK1CARKIT302
UPC: 607421730327
EAN: 0607421730327
ASIN: B00065SPHY
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| Features:
| • | Compatible with Bluetooth equipped handsets | | • | Pivoting arm ensures that the microphone can be positioned for optimum voice pick-up | | • | Suction mount allows for fixing to the windscreen or use the visor clip to safely attach the speakerphone to the sun visor | | • | Volume control and mute button are useful for telephone conferencing | | • | Rechargeable batteries give up to 12 hours talk time and up to 20 days of standby time |
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Amazon.com Product Description
If you're tired of having to keep your phone pressed to your ear, or if you don't want the added hassle of a headset, the Jabra SP100 is for you. It's the perfect solution for those seeking total freedom in the car, at home, or in the office. Bluetooth technology allows you to wirelessly connect the device to any Bluetooth-enabled phone. Combine this with excellent audio quality and you've got an indispensable handsfree solution. Because the SP100 requires no installation it makes a great Bluetooth car kit. Its small, compact design and choice of mounting accessories mean it can be securely positioned in the car wherever you find it most convenient. A suction cup mount allows you to affix the device to your windshield, or you can use the visor clip to attach it to your sun visor. Plus, the volume of the speaker can be adjusted to hear telephone conversations clearly, even in noisy surroundings. And because style is important in all things, the SP100's neutral colors match any car interior. When you're at home or in the office you can choose to run the SP100 from its internal battery pack, or power it via an included AC adapter. With a weight of just six ounces, the unit is portable enough to take with you anywhere you roam -- business trips or the backyard. A pivoting arm ensures that the microphone can be positioned for optimum voice pick-up. Meanwhile, the volume control and mute buttons are great for telephone conferencing. There's also a headset port on the device for those times when you require more privacy. The SP100's internal battery offers up to 12 hours of talk time and up to 20 days of standby time. The unit can be recharged via AC or an included vehicle power adapter. It can also operate on a standard AA battery. What's in the Box
SP100 wireless speakerphone, two 1.2 Volt AA nickel metal hydride (NiMH) rechargeable batteries, AC adapter, vehicle power charger, removable suction mount for windshield, removable visor clip for in-car sun visor, user manual.
Product Description
Bluetooth speaker for Bluetooth enabled phones / Use in car or office / Supports voice activated dialing / Volume control / Large buttons / Microphone
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| Customer Reviews: Read 11 more reviews...
 Not ready for prime time. November 24, 2004
M_Six (Charleston, IL United States)
33 out of 35 found this review helpful
When I first tried this speakerphone, I was in a quiet room. It worked great. I couldn't wait to try it in my car. The next day, in my car, it couldn't seem to understand my voice dialing commands. I finally tried dialing directly from the phone itself. I could hear the person on the other end fine, but she said she could barely hear me through all the static. Later I tried it with the car sitting still and the engine off. It worked ok then, but as soon as I started the car, it got drowned in static again. The same thing happened in my office where there are a couple of PCs running. The ambient noise made it impossible to use. Now neither my car nor the office are very loud places, but the minor ambient noise seems to be too much for this speakerphone to handle. And the static renders voice commands useless, as the phone cannot understand what you're saying through all the static. When I called the vendor for a return authorization, she told me they'd had several of these returned for the same reason, so I don't think mine was just a faulty device. There seems to be a serious design flaw here. I'm surprised at that, because my Jabra BT250 works perfectly.
Bad... Very Bad ... I feel deceived. November 28, 2005
WILLIAM BETANCUR
9 out of 12 found this review helpful
The microphone is very bad, they never listen to me, when I speak.
I feel deceived.
This is an expensive piece of crap! November 20, 2005
Ivan Luna (Guatemala, Guatemala)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
This speakerphone is crap!!! Too bad I can't give it 0 stars. The voice quality is so bad, that the person that you're talking to can't understand anything... so buy it and trow it away like 2 days later when you realize it's no good!
Garbage! Don't waste your time or money. December 7, 2005
B. Berry (new jersey)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
Problems connecting with phone to start. Once connected - sound quality on both ends was horrible. Stay away from this product. Gonna try the Motorola version next.
Save your money! January 3, 2006
R. Penne (Chico, CA)
8 out of 9 found this review helpful
I bought 3 of these on clearance as gifts thinking it was a great deal. I was too embarrased to give them. I kept one for myself - and have learned to suffer through it. The included batteries wouldn't take a charge, the speaker consistently quits (speaky, but no heary). can't get the light to quit flashing as instructed. I hope the newer version actually works!
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