Motorola Announces Two Bluetooth Headsets

Motorola announced today the MOTOPURE H15 and H780 Bluetooth headsets. The H15 is a universal headset with a flip design and background isolation technology. It can simultaneously connect to two devices.

The headset uses EasyPair technology and TrueComfort from Motorola. The H780 features CrystalTalk, which provides clearer speech when on a call. Both headsets will work with virtually any Bluetooth device. Both will be available in Q4 2008 at undisclosed prices.

"Today's mobile consumers demand a headset that delivers outstanding sound quality, particularly in the noisy environments they typically encounter every day," said Wayne White, corporate vice president and general manager of companion products for Motorola. "With superior audio quality to silence the noise, along with comfort and design, MOTOPURE H15 and the H780 are the latest examples of Motorola's innovations that are exceeding consumer demands and driving its global leadership in the Bluetooth accessories market."

Via Motorola

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