While most other noise-canceling headsets try reducing audio frequency to provide a clearer call quality, Jabra’s BT530 Bluetooth headset has taken a page out of noise-canceling headphones’ book to deliver a much better experience compared to the others. It’s Noise Blackout technology features two microphones, one to capture ambient noises to be filtered out and another to capture the user’s voice. Furthermore, Audio Shock Protection and advanced DSP technology monitor the incoming audio volume and balances sound to give a noiseless experience to both the parties in a call. The BT530 can also be connected to PCs and Bluetooth-capable deskphones or softphones, opening up a world of usage in the workplace or at home. The headset can provide up to 5.5 hours of talktime on a single charge with 250 hours of standy time on a single charge, which can be done via a microUSB charger.

The Jabra BT530 will retail for a mere $99.99 when it becomes available in September in stores across the country.