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Belkin re-thinks the zoom call era with new SoundForm Wireless headphones with Boom Mic

Despite it being close to four years since the COVID-19 Pandemic, it does seem there’s still a gap in the market for a quality, easy to use headphone and microphone solution for workers and students sitting at home working, learning or communicating. A gap that Belkin looks set to stroll straight through to sell their new Soundform headphones.

There’s two models, the SoundForm Inspire, designed for kids, and the SoundForm Adapt.

Key to both models is the Boom mic with a clear indicator light to show when you’re on mute, but also that flips up and away to mute when you don’t need to chat.

Jamie Laing-Reece, Head of Product Management, Belkin ANZ says “We are happy to expand Belkin’s audio range and launch the SoundForm Inspire Kids Headset and SoundForm Adapt Headset. With advanced features designed to protect kids hearing and enhance comfort, these headsets elevate the audio experience and productivity whether learning, working, or simply enjoying your favorite content. This expansion epitomises Belkin’s commitment to bring high quality listening experience to the Australian consumers.”

Built for kids, the SoundForm Inspire feature the 85dB volume limitation to protect kids hearing right at the headphone, rather than relying on the kids to manage their device output volume.

They’re also comfortable and a great design, so nothing cheap about them and no issues with the kids being anything but keen to wear these in class or studying.

The SoundForm Adapt is ideal for those remote workers still doing Zoom or Teams calls with their co-workers, making for a seamless experience going from enjoyable music to the work call, with a long-lasting battery, noise isolation and that flip-to-mute feature.

SoundForm Inspire – $69.95

  • Belkin Signature Sound with 40mm drivers for clean and clear audio, tuned specifically for kids
  • 35 hours of battery life for extended playtime
  • 85dB volume limiter to protect hearing
  • 3.5mm input port to connect to laptops, tablets, infotainment systems, phones, and other devices
  • RockStar Mode allows audio sharing with additional 3.5mm output port
  • High-quality flip-up boom microphone to be heard on calls and games
  • Mute button and LED mute indicator for easily monitoring kids’ activity
  • Bluetooth 5.2 connects easily to devices within 30 feet for wireless connection
  • USB-C port for fast charging and wired audio input
  • Foldable, extendable, and comfortable over-ear design for comfort and convenience
  • Product housing is made with minimum of 23% post-consumer recycled plastics
  • 100% plastic-free packaging

SoundForm Adapt – $79.95

  • Bluetooth 5.2 connects easily to devices within 30 ft./10m
  • USB-C port for fast charging and wired audio input
  • 3.5mm audio input
  • Multipoint 2-device connection for seamless switching between audio sources
  • 40mm drivers for high-fidelity sound
  • Boom mic with ENC (Environmental Noise Cancellation), secondary mics on ear cups for clear voice reception
  • More than a work week’s battery life with 45 hours of playtime
  • Easy, intuitive touch controls
  • Product is made with recycled plastic
  • 100% plastic-free packaging

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