Newton Peripherals MoGo Talk for iPhone Now Available Only at the Apple Store
Newton Peripherals, the leader in integrated mobile peripherals, today announced that MoGo Talk for the iPhone is now available only at Apple Retail Stores and Apple.com. MoGo Talk for iPhone is the world’s first ultra-thin (5mm) integrated Bluetooth headset that both stores and charges on the back of an iPhone, upgrading users from standard Bluetooth headsets. MoGo Talk for iPhone will be widely available at Apple Store retail locations nationwide and on Apple.com in time for holiday shopping. MoGo Talk for iPhone is available now at the Apple Store for $129.99.
Bluetooth Headset Problem Solved
MoGo Talk’s unmatched form and function solves the major problem with all other Bluetooth headsets: there is nowhere to conveniently store and charge a Bluetooth headset when not in use. The MoGo Talk’s minimalist design enables the headset to easily fold flat and snap in and out of its case, which fits seamlessly on the back of your iPhone.
The technology behind MoGo Talk for iPhone is a potent combination of patent pending SoundShape noise blocking, comfort fit ear tips, high fidelity balanced armature audio drivers and rich SmartAudioTM processing. Combined, these elements eliminate noise, echo and wind interference. MoGo Talk’s patent pending folding boom enables the headset to fold flat to a 5 mm profile for storage. SmartAudioTM is a trademark of Broadcom.
Specification
- Size: 24mm X 50mm X 5mm
- Range: Up to 10 meters (33 feet)
- Weight: 9 grams
- Bluetooth Version 2.1 with Easy pair
- Thinness: 5mm
- Echo Suppression
- Talk time: 4 hours
- Active Noise compensation
- Standby time: One week
- Multiple eartips & USB charger included
Filed Under: Apple
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