World’s first wireless music headphones with Dolby surround sound, Jabra Revo Wireless, adds new colour and gets new retail price of S$248

World’s first wireless music headphones with Dolby surround sound, Jabra Revo Wireless, adds new colour and gets new retail price of S$248

Award-winning ‘life-proof’ wireless headphones brings rich, immersive full-spectrum sound experience to even more music-loving commuters and travel-savvy users

Singapore, 29 July, 2014 —Jabra Revo Wireless, the world’s first wireless music headphones to feature Dolby® Digital Plus technology for enhanced audio experience and 2013 Red Dot Design Award winner, introduces a new colour offering of rich black with gold accents. Dubbed Inked Treasure[1], the newest colour joins existing colours of cool grey, white and black to expand the line of on-ear Bluetooth headphones widely acknowledged for exceptional design, outstanding audio quality and extreme durability. Jabra, a world leader in innovative hands-free solutions, also announces the lowering of the retail price for its most stylish and technologically advanced music headphones, from S$398 to a very affordable S$248.

“Jabra Revo Wireless has built an impressive and enthusiastic following in Singapore since it first launched in March last year. To keep pace with user preference and demand, the choice of colours has likewise been steadily enhanced,” commented Margaret Ang, Regional Sales Manager, Jabra APAC, Consumer Solutions. “Jabra Revo Wireless continues to be a clear winner in Jabra’s suite of high-performance music products and we’re excited at the new price that enables serious music lovers in even greater numbers to enjoy its Dolby Digital Plus enhanced sound capability, and state-of-the-art build and design quality.”

Built to last from premium-grade material that deliver top-notched wireless audio performance and withstand every day ‘use and abuse’, the incomparable Jabra Revo Wireless features a sturdy and durable aluminium frame, shatter-proof headband and foldable steel hinges. Worn over the head with earcups that slide to match the shape of the head, it is soft-textured and remarkably comfortable for all-day wearing.

Using touch-sensitive turntable controls located on the right earcup, users roll their finger clockwise or anticlockwise to adjust the audio volume, tap the sides to play music, skip tracks, as well as manage voice calls.

Pressing the button on the left earcup launches the exclusive Jabra Sound App that lets users enjoy their favourite music genres with the rich depths and immersive experience of Dolby surround sound. With the app, users of both Android and iOS devices can customise audio settings, adjust the graphic equalizer according to individual listening comfort and preferences, create playlists and share music.

In addition to battery life providing up to 12 hours of music or talk time and 240 hours standby time, Jabra Revo Wireless is equipped with a built-in mic with Noise Blackout™ technology that boosts clarity for voice calls. Users also have the choice of switching between the wireless functionality of Bluetooth 3.0 or using the accompanying cable with 3.5mm jack connector and a simple remote button to connect to their music playing devices.

And for music lovers who crave the wireless freedom of ‘shake-proof’ in-ear headphones, Jabra Rox Wireless (S$168) is available in Singapore from April this year. Designed for active use, the ‘life-proof’ wireless stereo in-earphones combines Dolby Digital Plus technology with a tough durable build quality and continues Jabra’s award-winning track record. Jabra Rox Wireless is named 2014 CES Innovation Design and Engineering Awards Honoree in the headphones product category at and clinched the acclaimed Red Dot: Product Design award for excellence for 2014. The white colour variant of Jabra Rox Wireless joins the black edition in the coming months.