Plantronics Offers Pink Bluetooth Headset

By Digital Trends Staff April 25, 2007

Plantronics Offers Pink Bluetooth Headset

Plantronics today announced a new colored Bluetooth headset targeted towards Mother’s Day. The Dusty Pink Explorer 330 Bluetooth Headset, priced at around $80, should be available now.

The Plantronics Dusty Pink Explorer 330 Bluetooth Headset, as the name implies, is a stylish pink in color. This model is otherwise identical to the regular Explorer 330 headset. The lightweight design of this headset holds a rechargeable battery which offers upwards of eight hours of talk time between charges. It is also capable of fitting either ear with an adjustable ear piece.

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Other features of the Plantronics Dusty Pink Explorer 330 Bluetooth Headset include incorporating all call features – volume, answer/end call, last-number redial, and voice-activated dialing – into a single button, just over 30 feet of wireless roaming from a paired cell phone and a weight of 0.6 ounces.

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