This document is the Jabra 2009/2010 product guide, which introduces the features and characteristics of Jabra's many Bluetooth headsets, including the GO 6400 series and PRO 9400 series
This selection guide helps customers decide which Jabra headset best fits their needs. It starts with a quick look at the newest product families, then walks through four simple steps – wireless vs. corded, environment noise level, mono vs. stereo listening, and preferred wearing style – to narrow down the options. The guide also lists eight key reasons to invest in a Jabra headset, such as productivity, durability, comfort, sound clarity, mobility, talk time, security, and conference‑call capability.
The document showcases several Jabra series, including the GO™ 6400 wireless line, PRO™ 9400 multi‑use line, and the GN9125 Flex/Duo/ST wireless headsets. For each model it highlights core specifications like wireless range (up to 300 ft), talk time (up to 12 h), 1.9 GHz DECT 6.0 technology, interchangeable wearing styles, and multi‑unit conferencing (up to 4 units). The guide ends with a trademark notice and contact information.
| Wireless range | up to 300 feet |
|---|---|
| Talk time | up to 12 hours |
| Frequency | 1.9 GHz |
| Security | DECT 6.0 |
| Conference capacity | up to 4 units |
Jabra highlights eight reasons: productivity, durability, comfort, sound clarity, mobility and range, talk time, built‑in digital encryption security, and conference‑call capability.
Jabra wireless headsets support up to four units in a conference call.
The GO 6400 series provides up to 6 hours of talk time.
The GN9125 series uses 1.9 GHz technology with DECT 6.0 security.