14 DAY TRIAL // Samsung has just announced that it has expanded its Bluetooth headset portfolio with three new devices: HM1610, HM3600 and MODUS 6450. Each product provides a different experience for the consumer, but all aim to be elegant, affordable and comfortable.
The three Bluetooth headsets come equipped with innovative features such as multi-point technology, voice commands, SoundAlive stereo-audio enhancements, as well as Android application support.
Modus 6450 is a dual Bluetooth headset which offers an advanced Stereo experience, but it can also be worn as a mono-style headset for calls. Transforming it into a stereo Bluetooth headset can be easily done by connecting the included stereo ear bud.
It features Android application support, voice command functionality, as well EQ settings, which can be accessed through a separate Voice Command Button on the headset.
The Modus 6450 supports advanced noise cancellation features and a dual microphone which is supposed to separate the user’s voice from the background noise.
It is also compatible with Samsung FreeSync, an Android application that provides users with text-to-speech messaging and caller ID services, as well as the ability to enable or disable Bluetooth headset functions.
The HM3600 Bluetooth headset mostly targets customers who wish to purchase something affordable but very comfortable at the same time. It offers users several advanced features, such as voice prompts, dual-mic noise and echo cancellation, as well as automatic volume adjust.
The sleek and stylish Samsung HM1610 provides users with a mix of communication features such as advanced multipoint technology, in-channel noise reduction and enhanced tonal voice quality
In addition, thanks to the wind noise reduction and noise cancelling for the microphone, the headset allows users to experience significant improvement in audio quality in the presence of wind speeds up to 6mph.
No information regarding the Bluetooth headsets' availability and pricing has been disclosed yet, but they should hit the shelves in Q2 2011.
