Jawbone ERA Shadowbox - Review

The Jawbone ERA delivers an impeccable audio experience, unprecedented intelligence using motion technology and a robust computing platform to deliver richer applications. It comes in four different designs -- Shadowbox, Smokescreen, Midnight and Silver Lining.




Some of the key features of the Jawbone ERA include:




- 25% larger wideband speaker that enables HD audio

- Military-grade NoiseAssassin® 3.0 technology to eliminate any background noise

- Built-In Accelerometer and MotionX™ for a new motion control paradigm

- A connected application platform to enable a rich new hands-free experience

Available now for $149 at Apple Stores, JB Hi-Fi, Optus, Telstra, Telechoice, and other independent Telco retailers

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[gize1973]

So it pretty much does an excellent job at what it's supposed to do but you rate it a 2.5 or a 3 because you don't like the tap feature?

[livetechaustralia]

@gize1973 No. I like the tap features but I think that the commands are confusing to memorise and they are a slight learning curve for some. But thanks for the feedback ;)

[EspionageAJ]

Great video. I love the fact that your honest in the review of the product. Great job!

[livetechaustralia]

@EspionageAJ thanks.

[gumballtech]

What camera were you using?

[livetechaustralia]

@gumballtech Canon EOS 600D but in the US you call it the Rebel T3i with a 50mm .18 lens.

[bminutoli]

@ptselnikova I can understand him fine, maybe fix you speakers if you cant understand him.

[bminutoli]

sorry mate, have to disagree, 2 1/2 - 3 out of 5, no way, 4 1/2 or 5 for me. the sound quality of this is perfect.

What are you comparing it too?

Also I think you need to use it for a good week or so, before doing a review of it, yeah the whole tap feature may sound a little confusing at the start but it doesn't take long to get use to it. Plus the fact that it is upgradeable means they can add more features to this process in the future.

[ptselnikova]

I cant understand what you saying, i hope this bluetooth will fix that for you! :D