Description



READY TO USE
Xblitz X900 Professional is ready for immediate use. It communicates via Bluetooth. Setup only takes place once. Every time you get into the car, the device pairs with your phone automatically.

SUBTLE DESIGN
Xblitz X900 Professional is a small wireless speakerphone designed in a modern style. Its black housing is made of pleasant-to-the-touch rubberised plastic. On the front are the hands-free call buttons – including large volume buttons that can be used comfortably without taking your eyes off the road.

RELEASE THE SOUND
Xblitz X900 Professional delivers top sound quality for both phone calls and music. The sound is clear and loud, and the microphone uses noise reduction during operation, making communication very comfortable for both parties.

VOICE CONTROL
Xblitz X900 Professional can also answer or reject incoming calls using the voice commands “Yes” or “No”. The device lets you focus on the road during phone calls, freeing your hands from the handset.

SMART START
Xblitz X900 Professional wakes up when it detects that your car door has been opened. The auto-start function increases convenience and allows the built-in battery to be used economically.

LONG-LASTING BATTERY
Xblitz X900 Professional lets you use the device for many hours – up to 1200 h in standby mode. All thanks to a long-lasting lithium-ion battery that lets you enjoy music and calls on long journeys. You can conveniently charge the hands-free kit using the micro USB cable included in the set.

RICH INTERIOR
Xblitz X900 Professional is equipped with a 4W speaker, providing top sound quality – unmatched in this type of device. During phone calls, you will hear the other person loud and clear, and when listening to music, you will catch every note and sound.

USE IT AS A BT SPEAKER
You can also use the Xblitz X900 Professional as audio equipment for group phone calls or video conferences. Simply connect your phone or computer to the device via Bluetooth, and the hands-free kit will provide comfortable communication.





