With a mobile phone that uses Bluetooth with A2DP, users can stream music through the Pure-Fi Mobile speaker system - up to 33 feet away from the phone. The system features 2-inch high-excursion drivers and dual 2-inch pressure drivers.
Pure-Fi Mobile can also be used as a wireless speakerphone as it features two built-in mics – one to pick up vocal nuances and the other to monitor and block unwanted background noise. The speakers have call-answer and call-end controls on the top that allows users to accept or end calls.
The one-piece speaker system comes with a protective case that can also carry charging cables. The rechargeable batteries give approximately 12 hours of playing time as well as a battery-life indicator. Included in the package is a power adaptor and mini-USB cable.
Users can also listen to music that is stored on their PC, iPod or other MP3 player, by pairing Pure-Fi Mobile to their audio source via Bluetooth or by connecting it to the built-in 3.5 mm audio jack.
"Millions of people now use a mobile phone to listen to music. If you're one of those people, now you can toss your ear buds aside and pump up the volume," said Mark Schneider, vice president and general manager of Logitech's audio business unit. "So when you're at a party, at the park, or just hanging out at home, your mobile-phone music will always sound great when you use the Pure-Fi Mobile speaker system."
The Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile speakers are expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe beginning in June at a suggested retail price of $149.99.
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