Bluetooth Earphones
Bluetooth earphones come with your snazzy new iPhone that allows you to make the most of its integrated multimedia capabilities. Since the design of the iPhone does not allow the use of most other headphones without a pricey adaptor, make the most of your genuine iPhone earphones and learn to use them properly.
How to use:
1Â Â Plug the mini jack of your Bluetooth earphones into the port on the bottom of your iPhone. Be sure to insert the jack completely. If you experience a lack of stereo sound (sound is only coming out of one earbud) or a buzzing or hissing sound, this is the first thing to troubleshoot.
2 Place the buds in your ears. It does matter which earbud goes in which ear. The buds are labeled with a subtle grey “R” and “L” to indicate which ear they should be placed in. Nestle the R earbud into your right ear and the one marked L into your left ear. Adjust the Earbuds to your comfort. Some people prefer them to sit further in the ear canal, while others need them to be barely seated in the ear to be comfortable. This all depends on your particular anatomy, so trial and error is necessary to determine your personal fit.
3.  Adjust the volume to a comfortable level. To avoid damage to your ears and possible hearing loss, play your sound at a very moderate level. If others can hear your tunes or videos while your Bluetooth earphones are in your ears, it is probably too loud.
Bluetooth earphones have high effective Mic removing the Surrounding Noise. Using the Speaker offered the high volume in noise is comfortable in outdoor.
Cell Phone talk, listening Mp3 and Intercom talk are possible at the same time. Remote Control attached on the handlebar is offered in Bike environment.
Auto answering function is possible while listening to music.
Conversation is possible between Speaker Mode in Outdoor and earphone mode indoor.
Walkie-talkie function is possible maximum 100 meters.
HSB-S100 Cell Phone Hands free & Intercom can be used at up to 100Km/h and is compatible with all Bluetooth Cell Phones.
Now motorcycle riders can choose how to communicate while on the road. Talk over your cell phone or talk to your passenger, even talk to another bike that also has an InterphoneÂ