Motorola Headset HX1 'built for most environments'

Posted: 22 June 2009

A new headset from Motorola is said to provide a comfortable and "premium" experience that helps cancel out noise.

The manufacturer said its Endeavor HX1 model combines CrystalTalk innovation with a stealth mode to enable good sound "in the fiercest environments".

It uses Bone Conducting Technology, which is a tool Motorola said is employed by military forces worldwide. Via an ear sensor, outside noise is sealed off and the consumer's vocal vibrations are picked up by a sensor that transmits them to the listener.

Wayne White is corporate vice-president of Motorola Mobile Devices and said the headset provides "audio superiority".

"Whether you are driving in a convertible, attending a concert or standing on a busy street, Motorola Endeavor allows you to hear and be heard," he remarked.

Meanwhile, earlier this month saw the company unveil its MOTO W7 Active Edition, a new 3G phone. It comes equipped with an accelormeter that can sense hand gestures and body motion.

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