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March 2011
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The editors liked
Superior audio quality
Eight different fit options should handle about every type of ear
Using touch to control headset is surprisingly compelling
And updates could enable new gestures and interactions
Four different Yves Behar designs trump competiti
Affordable
Attractive Design
Intercom
Wireless Security
Handset Speakerphone
Call Quality
Range
Excellent HDquality audio
Innovative motionsensing technology
Extremely stylish
Excellent wind and noise reduction
Small
Lightweight
+ Good battery life
+ Loaded with features
Gesturing feature works as advertised
Great background-noise elimination
Good-looking. Excellent sound quality
Especially for A2DP. Can run apps.
Excellent sound quality and noise cancellation
Feature rich with more options to come in the future
Light weight and not too dorky
The Aliph Jawbone Era has a unique and attractive design
With updated features that include caller ID by name
A built-in accelerometer
And HD-quality audio
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The editors didn't like
Slightly heavier than previous model
Headset is limited to answering and ending calls
Handset won't mount on dock with headband
No dedicated volume rocker switch
Uncomfortable earpiece
None to speak of
Pricey
Calls via the headset sometimes sound robotic
Sound quality can be just a touch muddy.
Expensive
$129.99
Difficult to find a comfortable fit despite a myriad of included earbud sizes
The Aliph Jawbone Era doesn't have a dedicated volume rocker
And the way it fits the ear is not as easy and comfortable as we would like
0 is not cheap for a headset. But if you're on it a lot
It's worth it. Slightly heavier than previous model
Abstract: As with other recent Jawbones, Aliph sells Era in four different styles, now restricted to black and silver versions with organic dot or boxy tear-shaped texturing on the outwardmost side. The other surfaces are matte-finished with deliberately geomet...
Abstract: A headset can do more than keep your hands on the wheel while you're on the phone. It can free you to take notes while talking with a client, sip coffee during a conference call or even doodle while waiting on hold. In other words, a headset today is e...
Abstract: Jawbone has always made some of the more interesting looking bluetooth wireless earpieces on the market and the new “Era” holds true with four interesting combinations of color and style. But the company says that its new Era earpiece is in fact the ...
Headset is limited to answering and ending calls, handset won't mount on dock with headband
The Jawbone Era is another welcome addition to the Aliph line of Bluetooth headsets. It's classy, has unique capabilities, and does what it is supposed to do very well. Not to mention that it adds to the plate HD quality sound, an accelerometer, and p...
Abstract: I recently broke down and picked up a Bluetooth headset. I needed something to talk on while driving a stick-shift or working with both my hands. I wanted to get something awesome because, honestly, it's go big or go home when it comes to Bluetooth hea...
With the Era, Aliph/Jawbone seems to have focused on several important areas: audio quality, hardware design, and ease of use. The Era excels at all three, and dramatically improves upon its predecessor’s primary weakness. You can still buy that model...
It’s tough not to be impressed by the Jawbone ERA: the HD audio and effective noise-reduction technology take care of the core functionality, around which the solid build quality, innovative use of an accelerometer, and comfortable fit add up to an al...
Superior audio quality, Eight different fit options should handle about every type of ear, Using touch to control headset is surprisingly compelling, and updates could enable new gestures and interactions, Four different Yves Behar designs trump competiti
