New audio accessories’ line from Motorola

Motorola, a global leader in providing integrated communications products and solutions, has introduced a new line of affordable user-friendly accessories designed to provide added value to two-way radios for business and related uses.

Called "Mag One," Motorola’s newest range of audio accessories is ergonomically styled with a modern look to assure maximum performance and hassle-free operation of radio equipment at competitive market rates. It also carries a unique feature that enables users to operate in total hands-free mode.

"Motorola is pleased to introduce the Mag One line of innovative audio accessories and batteries in the local market to help big and small businesses, with requirements for radio equipment and solutions, further improve their operations," said Ricky Lacson, Motorola Communications Phils. Inc. president and country sales manager for the Commercial, Government and Industrial Solutions Sector (CGISS).

The Mag One line of audio accessories includes earpieces, earsets, headsets and remote speaker microphones, which work seamlessly with their radios and give instant hands-free functionality, and expand the radio’s transmission and reception capabilities.

The innovative earpieces and earsets carry the unique Push to Talk/Voice Activated Transmission feature (PTT/VOX) that enables users to operate in total hands-free mode.

They also feature a one-piece integrated design that eliminates criss-crossing of wires. It includes a gooseneck boom microphone that can be adjusted close to the mouth for clearer message transmission, and an adjustable garment clip that provides flexibility to attach the accessory to the clothing.

Users of Mag One have a choice of the earbud or over-the-ear receiver. Ultra-light and flexible, both types of accessories are equally comfortable and provide a high level of privacy for listening to and conversing about confidential matters.

The Mag One accessory line also offers sleek and compact remote speaker microphones that eliminate the need to remove the radio from the belt or carrying case and, thus enabling hassle-free, two-way communications and delivering maximum productivity to users.