SB1 Sportsband Bluetooth headset caters to the artistic audiophile

By Naresh KumarChauhan /Jan 4 2010

While headphones are getting smaller day by day, Jaybird seems to restore the traditional design with its latest headset that featuring a neat and sleek design not only looks good but also sounds good. Dubbed the “SB1 Sportsband,” the Bluetooth headphones allow about eight hours of wireless audio. Priced at $89 (includes call and Skype support), the SB1 Sportsband lets the users attend the calls as well. Presenting moisture-protected controls, the slick headset plays nonstop music even in bad weather conditions.

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