Drive Safer with the Jabra Tour

Jabra provided product to facilitate this review.  All opinions stated are my own.  I am a Jabra Ambassador.

I recently got to try out another of Jabra’s fabulous products.  While all my other products have been great, this one actually allows me to be safer behind the wheel, which is important with the precious cargo that travel with me!  Let me tell you about the Jabra Tour,, which is a Bluetooth in-car speakerphone that can work with any Bluetooth enabled device.

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Let’s face it, as moms, we are forced to multi-task, because our to-do lists are never ending.  My drive between dropping the kids off at school and heading to work seems to be my can do time.  But, I do not feel safe holding the phone and driving, knowing that I am trying to do too much.  I have the Bluetooth ear piece, but often forget to put it in, which is why I am loving the Jabra Tour!

Jabra Tour

The Jabra Tour is a device that stays in my car, nicely tucked on my visor, and automatically connects when my phone is in range.  The sound is great and I have not found it have static or break up.  I love the voice activated call option, which allows me to make a call without even reaching for my phone.  Also, since it is connected, I love that my map directions from the phone are sent through the Tour, which make them easier to hear.  Like all Jabra products, the Tour is super easy to connect, set-up, and use. I have to admit that this is one of the products I wasn’t sure I would use, but it has quickly become one of my favorite new products and I use it on a daily basis!  I would recommend the Tour to anyone who spends time in their car.

Jabra Tour Specs:

  • Connectivity
    • Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
      Supports Bluetooth™ for wireless connectivity
    • Bluetooth version: 3.0
      Supports Bluetooth® version 3.0
    • AVRCP: No
      This device does not support AVRCP, meaning you cannot control your music directly from the device
    • Auto Pairing: Yes
      With Auto Pairing, a device pairs automatically with Bluetooth® devices supporting this feature
  • Speakers

    • Frequency Response: Wideband
      Speakers with Wideband/HD Voice frequency response enable realistic reproduction of human voices on optimized digital lines, e.g. IP telephony and Unified Communications
    • Digital Signal Processing: Yes
      Digital Signal Processing (DSP) is a technology that digitally optimizes your voice and music and suppresses echoes
  • Microphone

    • Microphone Type: Ultra noise cancel
      Ultra noise cancel
    • Microphone Sensitivity: High (E-HS)
      High (HS) microphone sensitivity is our microphone with the highest transmission volume; it is often used with telephones that have a very low output volume and can be connected directly to the phone, eliminating the need for an amplifier
    • Mute function: Yes
      Mute gives you the option to mute/unmute the microphone directly on the device
  • Battery & Power

    • Talk Time: Up to 20 hours
      Talk Time is the maximum time you can talk before a device runs out of power
    • Standby Time: Up to 1440 hour(s)
      Standby Time is the maximum time a device can remain powered on
    • USB Charging: Yes
      USB Charging enables a device to be charged via a USB cable
    • Battery Status Indicator: Charge alert
      A visible battery status indicator
  • Design

    • Wearing Style: VisorClip

The Jabra Tour retails for $80 and can be purchased online or in stores at the AT&T.  To stay connected with Jabra, be sure to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.

31 thoughts on “Drive Safer with the Jabra Tour”

  1. I have a blue tooth that is set up a lot like this. It clips to my visor and I don’t have to take it out of my car (and it automatically connects to my phone when my phone is in the car.) It’s so handy!

  2. Here in Illinois it’s actually outlawed not only to text and drive but to talk and drive, too. If you’re caught on the phone while driving you’ll get a hefty fine! This product would be great to have when I start driving ^.^

  3. I love music and sometimes it’s very difficult to get tangled with so many wires just to enjoy your songs. This is a great speaker since it will not require you to plug any wire. This is safer as well for your car. :)

  4. We use something like this. Only bad thing is if I’m outside the car and get a call my car is constantly trying to connect. LOL It made it interesting pumping gas.

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