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Product Details
- Automatically switch between music & calls
- Automatically switch between music and calls; incoming caller alert lets you know when a call is coming through
- Compatible with other headphones with 3.5mm jack
- Remote control your music--play, pause, stop, skip track (phone dependent)
- Combines a tiny clip-on Bluetooth device with noise-blocking earbuds--clips onto bags, clothing, and belts
- Can connect to two different Bluetooth-enabled devices (mobile phone and MP3 player) simultaneously
- Great wireless stereo sound
- Up to 6 hours talk time and up to 8 days standby time
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Customer Review
Product Description
WIRELESS MUSIC AND CALLS ON THE GO Jabra CLIPPER is the newest addition to Jabra's Stereo Headset range providing users with wireless stereo music and calls in one cool little Bluetooth clip. Jabra CLIPPER's in-ear headphones block external noise which enhance its clear, vibrant music and calling quality - leaving you to get lost in your music rather than the outside rumble. However, to make sure you're still connected to the outside world, Jabra CLIPPER automatically switches between your music and incoming calls to your phone. Plus, to prevent you from dropping out of range or leaving your phone behind Jabra CLIPPER cleverly features a mobile distance alert (within 10 m). The Jabra CLIPPER is compatible with any device with Bluetooth technology and has the ability to connect to two different devices at the same time. It also comes with a 3.5mm plug so that you can use your own favorite headphones. Top to learn more
Enjoy wireless stereo music and hands-free calls with the innovative Jabra CLIPPER Bluetooth stereo headset, which combines a compact Bluetooth device that easily clips onto bags, clothing, and belts and noise-blocking earbuds. Aesthetically clean and appealing in design, the clip-on device connects wirelessly to your Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone or MP3 player. Plug the comfortable earbuds into the 3.5mm headphone jack on the clip-on device, and you're ready to lose yourself in your favorite music or take calls when they come in.
Clip onto bags, clothing, and belts
while easily switching between music
and calls (see larger image). |
The Jabra CLIPPER combines a tiny clip-on Bluetooth device with noise-blocking earbuds. |
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Additionally, the Jabra CLIPPER can connect to two devices simultaneously thanks to Jabra's Multiuse technology. There's no need to change between an MPE player and a mobile phone when a call comes in as both devices connect wirelessly to the Jabra CLIPPER, allowing you to switch between calls and music instantly. Additionally, incoming calls automatically override music played on a cell phone and, at the touch of a single multi-function button, you can easily pause, skip tracks or alter the volume. You can also keep a phone and MP3 player separately in a bag or pocket without breaking the connection.
The Jabra CLIPPER is designed as a clothing clip. This gives you a variety of simple and practical wearing styles: Just clip it on your shirt, jacket, t-shirt or whatever that fits your needs. It can also be used with any other 3.5mm headphones. The CLIPPER also features USB charging capabilities, an incoming caller alert, durable construction adhering to US Military rain and shock resistant standards, and up to 6 hours of talk time and up to 8 days of standby time.
Pairing the CLIPPER with Your Phone
- When you turn on your Jabra for the first time, the headset will automatically start up in pairing mode.
- Activate Bluetooth on the phone
- Press 'Yes' or 'OK' on the phone and confirm with PIN code 0000 (4 zeros)
- Your phone will confirm when the pairing is complete
- For later pairing: Turn your headset off. Press and hold until solid light comes on
Using the CLIPPER
Tap the Multi-Function button on your headset to answer a call. To end your call, just tap the Multi-Function button again. (See a larger schematic image of all the controls.)
What's in the Box
Jabra CLIPPER, noise-blocking earbud headphones, two extra sets of earbuds in different sizes (medium and large), charging plug (MicroUSB 5-pin)
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Intriguing But Not Without Issues
While I have used a number of Bluetooth headsets over the years for hands free calling, I am just now getting into the world of stereo Bluetooth thanks to my Droid X. After having seen the Jabra Clipper on Verizon's site, I decided to give it a shot. I will focus on the music experience since that is my purpose in getting this unit. I still prefer the speakerphone option for calls. I will use the following criteria for my evaluation: pairing, sound quality, ease of use, and comfort.Pairing: This keeps getting easier with each device that I try. After charging the Clipper, I turned it on and it went immediately into pairing mode. I was able to pair it with my Droid X simply by scanning for Bluetooth devices and selecting the Clipper - no code required. I never understood the point of entering the generic 0000 code since it was the same for every device, but that is no longer an issue - at least with the Droid X.Sound Quality: The earbuds that come with...
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November 28, 2010
(DFW) | Helpful Votes: 73 | Rating: 3
Very good all around with a couple of issues
I have a Droid X, and I bought the Clipper for very specific reasons. I've had very good mono headsets in the past (I liked the Aliph Jawbone the best), but I realized that I was talking on the phone through the headset less and less, and I was becoming very frustrated with wired headphones to listen to music and podcasts on my phone. So, I was looking for the best combo of serviceable phone headset and good music headphones, and the Clipper not only fits the bill, but is by far the lowest cost solution out there (that I could find, anyway).The pairing and use of the Bluetooth has been very easy and no better or worse than my experience with any other modern Bluetooth device. Once paired, the Clipper has worked very well with my Droid X (both with the phone and for music with mspot or DoubleTwist), as well as my laptop, using different audio programs (Windows Media Player, VLC, etc.). As for the two main criticisms of the Clipper in the reviews (quality of earbuds and...
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February 1, 2011
(Miami, Florida) | Helpful Votes: 32 | Rating: 4
A Qualified Recommendation. Jabra's CLIPPER Bluetooth Stereo Headset: A Critical Review.
Revised review-- April 21, 2011Several weeks ago Mr. John C. Kendall wrote to tell me of a use of the Clipper. He suggested that it be hung on a lanyard! I immediately thought, that's interesting. I don't think that even Jabra considered that. Well, last week the jack on my Blackberry developed a shortage and it's going to be too much to repair without buying a new one. (Besides I'm switching to Sprint for their EVO 3D! No more Blackberry's!)The lanyard suggestion worked flawlessly in an unexpected assignment today. So, I'm upgrading the review to 4 stars, thanks to Mr. Kendall.Original review follows below with a minor adjustment.****** ******** *********** What this is and what this isn't** Inspection and Testing*** Conclusion* I think it's important to point out that the description of this product is somewhat misleading. This is NOT a headphone/ earphone, per se. The CLIPPER set is a...
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October 27, 2010
| Helpful Votes: 15 | Rating: 4
Great solution