A Bluetooth device featuring virtual surround sound, power bass and unique wearing style options
- Virtual Surround Sound and Power Bass (AM3D)
- Listen to up to 7 hours of music
- Talk for up to 8 hours
- Play music and take calls from one device
- Connect with both your mobile and PC or mp3 player
- Wear it how you like
- Finally a device that lets you express yourself
Listen to music, talk on the phone and express yourself – all with Jabra STREET2.
Jabra STREET2 is a Bluetooth® headset that gives you Virtual Surround Sound, Power Bass and a healthy dose of attitude. Its unique dog tag design gives you a trendy look that’s sure to turn heads.
You can play music from any Bluetooth®-enabled device: your laptop, your mobile phone or your mp3 player of choice. Play, pause, skip tracks – do everything right from the dog tag. And did we mention your music comes through in all its beat-thumping glory, thanks to the ultimate combination of AM3D Power Bass and Virtual Surround Sound?
Your phone rings, the music pauses and the call connects – automatically. No wires, no hands, you just speak and the microphone in the dog tag picks up your voice.
Jabra STREET2 gives you all the flexibility you want in a headset. You can wear it around your neck, clip it to your belt or bag – whatever fits your style.
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Technical Spec
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Control
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Speakers
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Connectivity
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Auto Pairing: Yes
With Auto Pairing, a device pairs automatically with Bluetooth devices supporting this feature
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Wireless Technology: - Supports Bluetooth for wireless connectivity
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Music Streaming: Yes
Device can stream music from a source, such as a Smartphone, Bluetooth enabled laptop, tablet, or MP3 player
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Design
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Wearing Style: - Dog tag/Lanyard
- In the ear devices are worn in the ear
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Battery & Power
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Microphone
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Microphone Sensitivity: Standard (E-STD)
Standard (STD) variation microphone sensitivity is comparable to a normal telephone receiver and is used in most telephone devices.
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Mute function: Yes
Mute gives you the option to mute/unmute the microphone directly on the device
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Microphone Type: Omni Directional/noise filter
Omnidirectional microphones can pick up sound from virtually any direction. The noise filter blocks out ambient, or surrounding, noise.
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Charge your headset using the AC adapter.
Take the AC adapter.
Plug its charging tip into the socket on the headset.
Plug the end of the AC adapter into a wall outlet.
The Jabra logo will blink green while charging.
When the logo turns solid green the Jabra STREET2 is fully charged (approx. 2 hours).
Press and hold the Answer/End button.
The entire display turns solid blue when the headset is ready for pairing with your phone.
Set your Bluetooth phone to discover the Jabra STREET2. Follow your phone's instruction guide. This usually involves going to a "setup", "connect" or "Bluetooth" menu on your phone and selecting the option to discover or add a Bluetooth device.
Your phone will find the Jabra STREET2. Your phone then asks if you want to pair with it. Accept by pressing "yes" or "OK" on the phone and confirm with the passkey or PIN = 0000 (four zeros).
Your phone will confirm when pairing is complete. In case of unsuccessful pairing, repeat the steps.
When the Jabra logo blinks blue, pairing is successful.
Press the Answer/End button for approx. 2 secs.
The Jabra logo will blink blue recurrently to indicate that the headset is on.
Press and hold the Answer/End button for approx. 3 secs.
The headset is turned off when the display blinks several times and then goes out.
When you receive a call the Jabra logo will blink blue.
Tap the Answer/End button on your headset to answer the call.
Your music will fade automatically when receiving a call.
When ending a call, tap the Answer/End button on your headset.
To increase volume: tap the button with the + symbol repeatedly until the desired volume is reached.
To decrease the volume: tap the button with the - symbol repeatedly until the desired volume is reached.
Play music by tapping the play/pause/stop button.
Some phones may require you to start a media player first.
Stop music by pressing the play/pause/stop button.
The Jabra STREET2 can be worn around the neck using the lanyard or you can wear it using the optional clothing clip.
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FAQ
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Please verify that your phone supports the A2DP and AVRCP Bluetooth Stereo profiles. Without those profiles in your phone the music will not transmit via the Bluetooth link. Please check with your phone provider to verify your phone's supported profiles.
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In order to listen to music using Bluetooth, your phone will need to have the Bluetooth music profile A2DP. To check if your phone is equipped with this profile, please check Jabra's Compatibility Guide or contact your service provider for more information.
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Please try the following steps:
- Increase the volume on your headset.
- Make sure your phone is connected to the headset by tapping the answer/end button.
- Ensure that the headset is paired to your phone.
- Make sure your phone is connected to the headset in the phone’s menu or by tapping the answer/end button on the headset.
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Please try the following steps:
- Make sure the headset is connected to your Bluetooth enabled device. You may have been out-of-range (10 metres / 33 feet) of your Bluetooth-enabled device, or the headset might have experienced an ESD (Electrostatic discharge) incident.
- Press the answer/end button to re-establish the Bluetooth audio link. Increase the volume on your device.
- Make sure that your headset is charged.
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Please try the following steps:
- Increase the volume in the headset.
- Ensure that the headset is paired to a device.
- Ensure your phone is connected to the headset by tapping the answer/end button.
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Bluetooth is a radio technology which means it is sensitive to objects between the headset and the device it is connected to. You should be able to have up to 10 metres (33 feet) of distance between the headset and the connected device when there are no major objects in the way (walls, etc.).
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Make sure the other device supports Bluetooth 1.1 or 1. 2, including the Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP), otherwise it will not work. Please consult the user manual of the device you are using for how to pair it to a Bluetooth stereo headset.
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All wireless devices may be susceptible to interference, which could affect performance. Please try the following steps:
- Keep the headset on the same side of your body as the phone.
- Make sure there is a direct line of contact between the headset and your phone. The Bluetooth signal may have difficulty transmitting through walls, buildings or people. Static or interference is sometimes environmental. Interference can be caused by e.g. computers, cordless phones, microwaves etc.
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Jabra headsets and speakerphones follow the Bluetooth standard. Bluetooth devices that follow the standard are compatible. Refer to your mobile phone’s specifications to see, if it meets the Bluetooth standard. Products using different revisions of the Bluetooth standard also work together.
Later versions of Bluetooth are backward-compatible with previous versions. Features and specifications of Bluetooth communication will always revert to the older version in use.
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You can use your headset with your Apple iPhone, but please note that while the headset is compatible for iPhone telephone applications, music applications may not perform correctly, e.g. Play/Pause, Skip Next/Previous, Volume Up/Down, etc.
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The headset is designed to work with Bluetooth mobile phones. It can also work with other Bluetooth devices that are compliant with Bluetooth version 1.1 or higher and support a headset and /or hands-free profile.
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No, Bluetooth is an open standard and as such you can use any headset with your mobile phone. There is no need for your headset to be the same brand as your mobile phone.
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Multiuse functionality enables you to be connected to two different devices at the same time (e.g. a mobile phone and a PC). For example you can use the same headset for both listening to music from your mobile phone and for Internet telephony (e.g. Skype or Google Talk) at the same time.
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In order to work these features must be supported on your phone. Please consult your phone’s user manual for details.
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You may have deleted your headset pairing connection in your mobile phone/device. Refer to the section in the User Manual and follow the pairing instructions to pair it again.
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The first time you turn the headset on, it will go into pairing mode automatically.
To put the headset into pairing mode:
- Make sure that the headset is powered on.
- Press and hold the answer/end button as long as it takes until the blue light is on steady (without blinking).
- Follow the pairing procedure for your phone. Refer to your phone’s user manual for details.
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You may have deleted your headset pairing connection in your mobile phone. Follow the pairing instructions (refer to the section in the User Manual).
You can determine if your headset is connected to a device by looking at the flashes on the headset after tapping the answer/end button.
When the headset is on:
- Very slow, single flashes mean that the headset is connected to a device
- Slow triple flashes mean that the headset is not currently connected
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The pass code for pairing the headset is "0000" (four zeros).
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Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) is a Bluetooth profile that makes it possible to control e.g. a phone from a Bluetooth headset when streaming music.
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The headset cannot be used while charging for safety reasons. Please allow the headset to charge fully then disconnect it from the charger and it will be ready for use.
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Some phones may start the music player once it connects to the headset. Re-pair your headset to the device in order to avoid this behaviour.
- Make sure the headset is off.
- Press and hold the answer/end button for approx. 5 seconds until the light turns solid blue.
- Continue to press and hold the answer/end button until the solid blue light turns off.
- Continue to press and hold the button until a solid purple light turns on.
- Go through the regular steps for pairing the headset to a Bluetooth device.
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The headset can be charged from a PC/Mac using a USB cable, e.g. mini or micro USB cable. Not all products have a USB cable included in the packaging. If you do not have a suitable cable already, you can purchase one from our webshop:
http://www.buyjabra.com
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| Technical Specification - Black version |
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