17 April 2008 10:50 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Bluetrek has announced the release of its new weatherproof headset, the X3, described as the perfect option for outdoor activities.The X3 offers 8 hours talk time and 10 days standby, weighs in at 13 grams including ear hook, different sizes of which are provided.
Rubber coated, the X3 is said to be robust and practical, making it suitable for those working outside this summer either on construction sites or simply doing DIY at home.
The X3 is built to resist resists shocks, blows and falls, can withstand water splashes and snow and is tough when it comes to dust, dirt and even sea salt.
The X3 from Bluetrek will be available in June 2008 at a recommended retail price of £29.99.
Phones, Headsets, Waterproof, Bluetooth, BlueTrek, ModeLabs




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