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bart
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he INVISIO Q7 is the ultimate wireless communication device for windy, noisy or very quiet environments. It uses Bone Conduction Technology developed for and used by SWAT Teams and Military Special Forces Units across the globe.
The three button interface controls the functionality of the headset. The rechargeable Li-ion battery provides up to 5 hours of talk time and 300 hours of standby time. When on-the-go, the supplied USB Travel Adapter connects the headset to a computer for charging.
The unique user exchangeable Soft Spring adapts perfectly to the contours of the ear, allowing easy use of eye wear and a supreme comfort. INVISIO Q7 supports both Bluetooth® V.1.1 and V.1.2 with Headset and Handsfree profiles, making it compatible with all Bluetooth® enabled mobile phones on the market.
Specifications:
Talk Time · Up to 5 hours.
Standby time · Up to 300 hours.
Weight · 11 grams (0.39 oz).
L x W · 3,8 x 2,7 cm (1.5 x 1.06 in).
Profiles · Bluetooth® Headset and Handsfree.
User Interface · 3 Button.
Wearing Style · Patented Soft Spring system for left or right ear usage
The INVISIO G5 is a very small and discreet wireless headset with a weight of less than 6 grams. It is 3,3 cm long and 1,6 cm wide, making the INVISIO G5 the lightest and smallest Bluetooth® enabled headset in the world.
The sleek and refined design, reminiscent of cutting-edge military technology, reflects the INVISIO history as a trusted source of communications headsets for SWAT teams and Military Special Forces Units around the world.
The three button interface controls the functionality of the headset. The rechargeable Li-ion battery provides up to 4 hours talk time and 250 hours of standby time. The INVISIO G5 includes a revolutionary carrying case, that not only protects the headset when stowed in a pocket or bag, but also charges the headset up to an additional 5 times while on-the-go. This brings the talk time up to 20 hours.
The unique Soft Spring adapts perfectly to the contours of the ear, allowing easy use of eye wear and supreme comfort. The Soft Spring is user exchangeable and can be adjusted to accommodate either left or right ear usage. INVISIO G5 supports both Bluetooth® V.1.1 and V.1.2 with Headset and Handsfree profiles, making it compatible with all Bluetooth® enabled mobile phones on the market.
Specifications:
Talk Time · Up to 4 hours / 20 hours with carrying case charging.
Standby time · Up to 250 hours.
Weight · 5,85 grams (0.2 oz).
L x W · 3,3 x 1,6 cm (1.3 x 0.63 in).
Profiles · Bluetooth® Headset and Handsfree.
User Interface · 3 Button.
Wearing Style · Patented Soft Spring system for left or right ear usage.
wow these are some very nice cool looking state of the art BT headsets
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Dogmann
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Hi all,
Well i think these are the best headsets yet from Nextlink and the chargeing carry case that will charge the headset up to 5 times is probably the best idea i have seen yet for a bluetooth headset pure genius IMO. Not forgetting that these are also great looking headsets as well just hope there not going to be too expensive but i suppose like most things you only get what you pay for.
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Copenhagen, Denmark, (March 22, 2007) – Nextlink A/S, an innovative communications company providing specialist headsets to police forces, fire-fighters and military and security personnel, has signed a manufacturing contract with Flextronics to produce its high-end consumer headsets in Denmark. Details of the deal were not disclosed.
The company has chosen Flextronics’ factory in Skive, North Jutland to produce its G5 and Q7 consumer headsets under the INVISIO brand.
Flextronics’ ability to handle small components and provide a high quality level were important considerations when choosing it as a supplier, said Nextlink’s acting CEO Lars Højgård Hansen.
We produce sophisticated consumer headsets and we needed to be sure that our supplier could meet our quality needs,” adds Lars Højgård Hansen.
“It was also important for us during the development and production phase that Flextronics is in our own time zone and only a few hours away when we need to meet them.”
Karsten Okholm Larsen, managing director of Flextronics in Denmark comments: “Nextlink is an important customer for us and allows us to expand our technical abilities and develop more new business. We believe our services are an excellent match for Nextlink and our skilled workforce has proven abilities in producing high quality results.”
The INVISIO G5, the world’s smallest Bluetooth®-enabled headset, will be the first to be produced at Flextronics’ factory. Production of the INVISIO Q7, which uses Nextlink’s Bone Conduction Technology developed for and used by SWAT teams and military Special Forces worldwide, will follow.
Nextlink will begin selling the INVISIO G5 headset in the second quarter and INVISIO Q7 later this year, but has already been honoured for its innovative products in the Wireless Communications category at the Consumer Electronics Show 2007 in Las Vegas in January.
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bart
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so anyone going for these?
i've had the AX2 from nextlink and it was quite good, i wonder how these do in real life?
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*Jojo*
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Th design/contour looks great . . I wonder how much it cost 
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bart
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my AX2 was quite cheap, cheaper then most SE's ones incl delivery straight from denmark.
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*Jojo*
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@bart - So, this ones are made in Denmark If so, then I guess theya re much better (quality) compared to those manufactured in China and Taiwan
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Dogmann
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@ JoJo and Bart,
So far there are no prices on the Nextlink website as these are not launched yet but there other headsets are i think 59 or 69 Euros so not really that expensive for what you are getting.
When i first saw these i thought yes i want one but having remembered i now like to listen to Music through my phone and have bought a device that allows me to plug my own headphones in i no longer have a need for one. But i do still think they are stunning and probably the best devices i have seen both in design and functionality.
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hi
the ax2 are manufactured in thailand
the ax1 are made in china
the chameleon was manufactured in cebu, philippines
the digital BS and original BS were manufatured somewhere in europe... (thats why there were expensive then)
hehe, i used to be distributor of BS in the Philippines until they decided to ask RadioShack to handle all market outside europe... but no radioshack in most parts of asia
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*Jojo*
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OK, thanks for the INFOs guys !
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hitmark
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hmm, i wonder if they would do a A2DP set. because i like the looks of these 
say something like the top one with matching sides and a wire behind the head or something  |
don_d
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Does anyone know how much does it costs? |
dejablu3
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wow any real life pics yet? i wonder how you would put those on. |
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