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Plantronics releases app-enabled Marque M155 Headset
By Jesse Hollington
Applications Editor, iLounge (Google+)
Published: Thursday, September 29, 2011
News Category: iPhone Accessories
Plantronics has released the Marque M155, a new app-enabled Bluetooth headset designed specifically for iPhone and Android devices. Weighing in at just 7 grams, the M155 offers voice-guided pairing for the iPhone and integrated voice recognition for hands-free answering or rejecting of incoming calls. Stereo Bluetooth A2DP support is also included for listening to music, podcasts and other audio such as GPS directions.
The Marque M155 also integrates with Plantronics free MyHeadset app which provides users with quick pairing and setup features and sound quality testing. The app also includes access to Plantronics’ Vocalyst Voice and Text service that provides hands-free voice control for sending e-mail or text messages, posting updates to Facebook and Twitter or checking weather and news information. Vocalyst is a subscription-based service with a one-year subscription included with the purchase of the Marque. The Marque M155 is available in black or white for $60 and available for pre-order today at Amazon.com, Plantronics.com and select retailers and wireless carriers.
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I just replaced my original M155 because I could not hear callers, but I could hear music and other app sounds. Now, I am having the same problem with the replacement. Is anyone else having a similar problem with their iPhone 4 and M155?
Posted by Monica Mercer-Lenoci on March 1, 2012 at 7:45 AM (PDT)