Product Description

The Jabra SP5050 is the perfect combination of stylish design and excellent performance. Ideal for use in the car, office or home - the Jabra SP5050 is a lightweight speakerphone that can be as mobile as you are. The ultra thin design and simple visor clip makes the Jabra SP5050 a happy companion to those on the move seeking hands free communication.Many countries have passed laws forbidding direct mobile phone use whilst driving. Using the Jabra SP5050 when driving ensures you stay on the right side of the law, but still free to make and receive calls. Thanks to the Bluetooth technology you can keep your hands on the wheel and your thoughts on driving.The Jabra SP5050 is simple to use - with no installation necessary; simply clip onto to the sun visor. Autopairing makes connection to your mobile phone hassle free and easy to manage. Charging is simple with the supplied in-car charger. For optimum safety, the Jabra SP5050 comes with ?Night Driving Mode?, reducing distractions while concentrating on the road.With intuitive and simple buttons, the Jabra SP5050 is a user friendly and convenient speakerphone for safer mobile communication while driving. What?s more, the 'Auto off' function preserves battery life - automatically turning off the speakerphone 15 mins after the Bluetooth connection has been terminated.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #85 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Jabra
• Model: 100-45050000-02
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds

Features

• consumer electronics
• mobile phones
• cell phone accessories

Customer Reviews

Works as advertised
We now have 2 of these as in CA you need this or one of those things that looks like a large tumor on your ear. We have used it around the house as a speakerphone and, of course, in the car. So far no one is able to tell we are using the Jabra if we don't tell them. The sound quality...excellant. Tip: Get the $10-11 charger Amazon offers. A lot of cars will not activate the cigerette lighter unless the car is running. Unless you have a 2 hour trip planned to charge it (you can't use it until fully charged the first time)at $4 plus for petro this would be a bargain.

Does what I need, but a little tricky to learn
I have been using the Jabra for about 3 months, in anticipation of the California hands-free law. While I like the slim, sleek design, I would prefer a couple of big buttons instead of the single one. It took me a while to learn the difference between the "press" and the "tap", so I was transferring calls to the handset when I meant to hang up. And I never did get the right pressure for answering. I rigged my phone to have the Jabra answer automatically after two rings -- MUCH better and much safer!

The volume is just loud enough with my Samsung phone jacked up to high - I just have to remember to lower the phone volume when I do hand-hold it, or everyone around me hears my caller's voice.

I agree that the battery life is amazing. (I got mine at Costco, and the AC adapter was included.) I like the auto-off feature, as I usually forget to turn it off when I leave the car. I prefer using the visor speakerphone over a headset -- no geek factor, and I have the use of both ears to hear the stereo or conversation in my car, which I don't have when a headset blocks one ear.

The indicator lights could be brighter; in the daytime, they are too small and too dim to be useful. For this level of function, the price is right, though.

Looks Good Performs Bad
I recieved my Jabra Yesterday, tried about three calls on it. If you drive on the highway don't buy this Item. The volume is very low, and I jacked up the phone volume to the max. I have other bluetooth Items that work very well with my phone, on this the volume is just too low.