DigiFi's wireless Opera headset supports a 4 person flashmob

We're been fans of Kleer wireless audio technology since we first gave it a listen back at CES in January 2007. Unfortunately, lackluster products have held back its potential over Bluetooth audio. While DigiFi's Opera headset isn't likely to tip the balance, these headphones are interesting nonetheless. The buds ship with a mini-jack dongle and offer 10 hours of playtime and CD-quality sound. Not bad, but they also allow you to tune in up to 3 additional Opera wearing friends. Silent raves will never be the same. Available today in Korea, worldwide eventually for $98.

[Via AVING]

[Alex Terry @ May 1st 2008 6:25AM]

Really like. Especially the retro telephone cord bits...

Does this opera brand usually make it to Europe?

And would the sync with a N95 8gb or would you have to use their dongle?

[Kao @ May 1st 2008 6:34AM]

its not bluetooth its based on the kleer technology, so if your N95 isn't preloaded with Kleer hardware it will not pair.

[Alex Terry @ May 1st 2008 6:46AM]

What would be the best 'universal' pair then?

I'd like in ear, maybe with a charging dock?

This will save me a tonne of googling :P

[Kao @ May 2nd 2008 4:26AM]

your best bet is the jaybirds, the older jb-100 were low in sound--the jb-200's were released just last month and was suppose to improve on sound. They-re in ear but the hardware is wrapped around the back of the ear.

[computerfreako2 @ May 1st 2008 10:44AM]

who wants that thing

[John A. @ May 1st 2008 12:10PM]

Next story: RIAA sues Kleer for helping groups of four dirty thieving pirates listen to music that only one of them paid for.

[gad get @ May 2nd 2008 5:47AM]

That's why I always plug my ears when someone drives by blasting music-- I don't wanna get sued.

[Joseph @ May 1st 2008 1:05PM]

Did anyone else think this had to do something the Opera web browser at first?