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Bluetooth® Transmitter and Headset
Model number:
DRB-T21IK/B
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars
Eliminate the wires. This handy kit features all you need to enjoy your iPod® with the freedom of Bluetooth® wireless technology.
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Experience the joy of wireless freedom. This kit contains the DR-BT21G Bluetooth® headset and the TMR-BT8iP wireless transmitter/receiver, perfect companions for your iPod® MP3 player. Operate basic iPod functions remotely from the headset (featuring AVRCP capability) and enjoy crisp, robust sound.
Feature
This kit contains DR-BT21G (Bluetooth® headset) and TMR-BT8iP(Wireless transmitter/receiver). Enjoy wireless music with iPod and Bluetooth® receiver. Operate basic functions of iPod remotely from BT headset which has AVRCP capability.
Product Specifications
Power
- Battery Charging (Approx) : 2.5hrs (DR-BT21K/B)
- Battery Indicator : Red LED (charge indication); Blue LED (working indication) (DR-BT21K/B)
- Battery Life (Approx) : 11h (Continuous music play back time); 100h (Continuous communication time); 100h (Waiting time) (DR-BT21K/B)
- Battery Type : Built in Lithium ion rechargeable battery (DR-BT21K/B)
- Power Consumption (in Standby) : 100 hours (approx.) (DR-BT21K/B)
Wireless/Networking
- Bluetooth® Technology : Yes (Version 2.0) (DR-BT21K/B) Bluetooth Version2.00+EDR Compatible profiles: A20P, AVRCP (TMR-BT8IP)
Weights and Measurements
- Weight (Approx.) : 65g (included rechargeable battery) (DR-BT21K/B) Approx 6g (TMR-BT8IP)
General
- Design : Behind-the-neck (DR-BT21K/B)
- Function : A2DP, AVRCP, HFP (1.0), HSP (Ver. 1.1, Vol. 2, Part K:6) (DR-BT21K/B)
- Magnet : Neodymium (DR-BT21K/B)
- Time/Capacity : Talk Time/Music Play Time: Approx. 11 hours (DR-BT21K/B)
- Type of Use : Modulation method - FHSS ((TMR-BT8IP)
Audio
- Driver Unit : 30mm, dome type (DR-BT21K/B)
- Format(s) Supported : Supported Codecs: SBC, MP3 (DR-BT21K/B)
- Frequency Range : 14-24,000Hz (Playback) (DR-BT21K/B) 2.4000GHz-248535GHz(2.4GHz band) (TMR-BT8IP)
- Frequency Response : 100-4,000Hz (of Microphone) (DR-BT21K/B)
- Transmitter : Transmission Range: 20-20,000Hz ((A2DP)(Sampling Frequency44.1kHz)) (TMR-BT8IP)
- Volume Control : Yes (DR-BT21K/B)
Hardware
- Communication : Line of sight approx. 10m (30ft) (TMR-BT8IP)
- Headphone Type : Open air, dynamic (DR-BT21K/B)
- Microphone : Electret Condenser Microphone; Omni-directional (DR-BT21K/B)
- Remote Control : Play, Stop, Pause, FF, FR (DR-BT21K/B)
Inputs and Outputs
- Accessory Terminal : iPod connector (30pin) (TMR-BT8IP)
- Output(s) : Bluetooth power class 2 (TMR-BT8IP)
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Product Reviews
Write a review( Rated 4.5 out of 5 Stars AVERAGE RATING | 2 REVIEWS Ratings Snapshot)
2 of 2 (100%) customers would recommend this product to a friend
Rated 5.000000 out of 5 Stars Ratings Snapshot
Reviewer: DRBrown (Phoenix, AZ)
Date: Jun 15, 2009
I've had this product for less than a month
4of 5 people found this helpful
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Excellent Wireless Choice
Pros: No wire to deal with
Cons: Limited bass range
Excellent wireless earphones. Sound range isn't as deep as corded, but not having any wires to deal with is great. Product works exactly as described.
Rated 4.000000 out of 5 Stars Ratings Snapshot
Date: Apr 24, 2009
I've had this product for less than a month
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Nice wireless headphones for your iPod
Pros: Does exactly what the product information says it does
Cons: The headphones disable the volume control on your iPod, requiring you to control the volume from your headset
If you're looking for good quality wireless headphones, look no further. This product does exactly what it says it does. The sound quality is excellent for wireless headphones and yes, it will work from 30ft. This feature doesn't actually excite me because I don't normally lay my iPod down and walk 30ft. away from it; but at least you know you can if you so desire. Don't expect the kind of bass that you'd get from Sony's high-end corded earphones, but that's the trade-off for dispensing with the wires. The transmitter plugs into the bottom of, and is powered by, the iPod. You do, however, need to charge the actual headphones with the supplied AC adapter. This isn't a problem because the battery in the headphones lasts a long time. I haven't tried draining the battery completely in order to test exactly how long it lasts, but I can say this--you'll drain the battery in your iPod long before you will the headphones. So whenever you charge your iPod, just remember to also charge your headphones and you won't ever have to worry about the battery life on the headphones. The physical design of the headphones is clever. They wrap around the back of the head and over the ears. This not only provides comfort and stability, but it looks pretty cool as well. The engineering design suffers from one flaw, however--the headphones disable the volume control on your iPod. That means that you'll have to control the volume from the headphones. The volume buttons on the headphones are a bit small, but once you get used to their location on the right ear piece, you shouldn't have a problem adjusting the volume. I'd still prefer using the iPod's volume control, but this is a small inconvenience for everything else that the product delivers. Overall, I'd rate this product a 4.5 out of 5.