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# Dual Bluetooth device connection 3-speaker Virtual Surround Sound 14h talk / 960h standby battery 100-46000000-02 Freeway Bluetooth in-Car Speakerphone (U.S. Retail Packaging)

**Brand:** jabra
**Price:** ₱19441
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚗 Elevate your drive with hands-free clarity and unstoppable battery life!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 100-46000000-02 Freeway Bluetooth in-Car Speakerphone (U.S. Retail Packaging) by jabra
- **How much does it cost?** ₱19441 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- jabra enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted jabra brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **True Hands-Free Freedom:** Activate, answer, and control calls with your voice—no distractions, just pure driving focus and safety.
- • **Immersive 3-Speaker Audio:** Experience crystal-clear calls and rich music with Jabra’s pioneering triple speaker system and Virtual Surround Sound.
- • **Unmatched Battery Endurance:** Stay connected for up to 14 hours of talk time and an incredible 40 days on standby—charge less, do more.
- • **Seamless Dual Bluetooth Pairing:** Connect two devices simultaneously and switch effortlessly without missing a beat or call.
- • **Smart Auto On/Off & Voice Guidance:** Automatically powers on/off with your car’s motion and guides you with caller ID, battery status, and pairing updates.

## Overview

The Jabra Freeway is a cutting-edge in-car Bluetooth speakerphone featuring a unique 3-speaker Virtual Surround Sound system for superior call and audio quality. It offers up to 14 hours of talk time and 960 hours of standby, supports simultaneous connection to two Bluetooth devices, and includes smart auto on/off functionality triggered by car motion. Voice commands enable fully hands-free operation, enhanced by voice guidance for caller ID and battery status. Designed for seamless integration with smartphones and tablets, it delivers a premium, distraction-free driving experience.

## Description

Taking audio quality to a whole new level, the Jabra FREEWAY features a three speaker system - a first-ever in the category - along with HD Ready Voice, ensuring superior audio quality on both ends of a call. It provides unique versatility as both a device to be used inside or outside the car and for both calls and listening to music with any device - a tablet, phone, mp3 player or video game console. The Jabra FREEWAY features an intuitive design and a complete hands-free experience. Once the Jabra FREEWAY is clipped to the car’s visor, it automatically turns on when the car door is opened and then helps pair the device to a mobile phone. You can then sit back with your hands on the wheel and use your voice to solicit all kinds of commands - making, answering, ending, redialing or rejecting calls - without touching the phone. And once a conversation is finished or a destination reached, the FREEWAY automatically shuts off so there is no need to worry about saving battery life for the next use. The Jabra FREEWAY also comes with a free one year subscription (valued at $59) to Voice Assist, a voice controlled app that can be used with any type of mobile phone. With Voice Assist, calls and commands can be performed all by voice controlled communication, allowing you to call, send or respond to emails and text messages, or post to social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, all by voice. Those features combined with Voice Guidance, which communicates pairing instructions, battery level and connection status, and Caller ID, provides a truly hands-free experience. Other key features include Virtual Surround Sound, delivering superior audio quality and rich, crisp, full stereo sound anywhere your day takes you - at home, in the car or at a friend’s house - and A2DP for playing music and podcasts or listening to GPS directions, long talk and stand-by times, and connection to two Bluetooth devices at same time.

Review: Why did I buy three Jabra Freeway Bluetooth Speakerphones - This is a review for Jabra FREEWAY Bluetooth Speakerphone I'm not one to take my time to write reviews, but after purchasing three of these speakerphones I thought maybe it would be helpful to tell you why this is the best speakerphone I have ever used. We live in California and, by law, have to have our Cell Phones connected by Bluetooth if we use them in the car. I have probably used 4-5 different brands and configurations in the past 5 years - all with mixed results, until I came across the Jabra FREEWAY Bluetooth Speakerphone. I really dislike using in-ear Bluetooth devices (for many reasons, but mainly because they interfere with hearing and make you look like a . . . . ). Speakerphones I have used in the past (including the less expensive Jabra products) seemed to never clearly pick-up my voice and transmit it to the caller. When I purchased my first Jabra FREEWAY Bluetooth Speakerphone (after reading a glowing CNET Review) I started using it as soon as I charged it for a couple of hours. It is the easiest, most user friendly product I have bought in a long time. Getting up and running requires: 1. Charge unit (USB) 2. Turn on Cell Phone and put in pairing mode 3. Turn on Jabra FREEWAY Bluetooth Speakerphone - it will find the phone and announce "Connected" 4. That's it, your done. Now to use it you only have to do one thing and remember 2 words: 1. Attach the Speakerphone to your visor and turn it on. 2. Remember 2 words when it announces by name an incoming call. a) Answer (connects you to an incoming call) or b) Cancel (phone goes straight to you voice answer message). It really is that easy. There is a lot more that the Speakerphone will do, and there is a one year subscription to a second party company that keeps all your contacts + more so you can call one number and transfer to anyone in your contacts, send text, etc. But you really don't need to know or use any of that. Oh, I forgot, the main reason I like the Jabra FREEWAY Bluetooth Speakerphone is that my clients have no clue that I am even on a Bluetooth device when I talk to them in the car. No extraneous noise, no wind noise, just a clear voice. That, plus the ease of use is why I keep buying more of these and giving them to my wife, children, etc. Did I mention that once you turn the Jabra Freeway on you don't have to touch/recharge it for a month or more (my experience, moderate use). It turns itself on when I get in the car, and turns itself off when I exit (motion detector). Pros: All of the above. Plus, iTune music sounds pretty good through the 3 speakers and podcasts are great (you can also transmit the music/podcast to you FM radio) - the Speakerphone "knows" to to stop the music/podcast if a call comes in. Cons: It takes a couple of minutes for the speakerphone to turn-off automatically when you you leave the car. For a short time, if you are fairly close to the car (in you home or office) the unit still picks-up calls. This has happened to me only once, and my iPhone asks if I want to not use the Bluetooth on the screen, so it really is a minor annoyance.
Review: Freeway - I purchased this March of 2012 and on the occasion of its second charging I decided now was the time to write a review. RIDICULOUS battery life. I'm not kidding. I put this in the car at the beginning of March. It has never been switched off and is just now on its second charging. That means better than two (2) months on a single charge. I don't know what the exact full standby time is but the talk time is 14 continuous hours. 5 Stars for battery use. I don't get the negative comments about the speakers. If you expect an "aural experience" of Bose like sound quality with 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround then turn on the car stereo and stop using a speakerphone as an entertainment device. For calls, the Freeway is outstanding. The callers voices are as clear and as loud as you would expect from a $400.00 conference room hands free set up. Extraordinary voice quality and volume enough to make you turn it down. From the recipient's end: They don't even know I'm on a hands-free let alone a cell phone. The noise cancelling on this is really nailed down. 5 Stars for volume, sound and voice quality. Connecting phones could not have been easier or faster. First phone was a Droid and current one is an iPhone4. Switch on the phone Bluetooth, turn on the Freeway, then follow the voice prompts from the freeway. 30-60 Seconds is all it takes. The unit has a motion sensor that disconnects from the cell phone after ten or so minutes of being stationary. This means you leave the car and after a few minutes the Freeway goes to sleep. Conversely, when you get in the car and start the vehicle moving the motion sensor immediately turns the Freeway back on and re-connects to the cell phone. In other words: Turn it on and forget it. It will turn itself off and on without your help. 5 Stars for Bluetooth connectivity. (I just realized this is all out of sequence but what the heck.) Mounting is a no brainer. It is very light weight, downright tiny in size and has a double bail wire on the back. The front of it curves to match the contour of the driver's sun-visor. Slid it on the visor and that's that. It has not slipped, bounced, or moved in any way since it was installed. I took it off this morning and it left no marks on the visor. In place, tucked up on the visor, it is almost impossible to see from outside the car. No advertising for the bad guys. 5 Stars for size, weight and mounting. It has a list of voice commands built in you can access by pressing the "voice" button. It also expands to include voice commands resident in the given connected phone. Any/all voice commands for my droid and iPhone4 work through the Freeway. Very cool. Someone made mention that it's not a true hands free as you have to push the phone bar at the front of the Freeway to place a call. Really? OK so you do have to actually touch it and maybe someday we'll be able to use thought commands but for now: Once you bump the bar it asks you for a command and from there forward it's all hands free. Granted you can't use it with the windows open driving 70mph down the interstate but without that kind of tornado like wind-noise, the voice commands are flawless. 5 Stars for hands-free. The "Voice Assist" package that came with the unit was free for one year. It is a third party vendor service and is frankly silly. The service could be used from any phone or hands-free device and actually has nothing to do with the Freeway. If you're a social networking techno geek you may enjoy the service but if you're not, don't waste the time and effort. Bottom line: A super high quality hands-free unit that does what you want the way you want with no apparent shortcomings or vices. So when was the last time you could say that about an electronic device? This is the real deal. Get one.

## Features

- Speakerphone for the car with rich and crisp sound from 3 speakers and Virtual Surround sound
- Use your voice to make and take calls completely hands-free; announces the name of the incoming caller
- A2DP streaming for playback of music, podcasts and directions from GPS applications
- FM Transmitter sends music and calls from mobile phone to car radio
- Up to 14 hours of talk time, up to 960 hours (40 days) of standby time, podcasts and directions from GPS applications
- Auto on/off, Advanced Multiuse for connection to 2 Bluetooth devices at same time, audio streaming (A2DP) for playback of music, podcasts and directions from GPS applications
- Rich and crisp sound with 3 speakers, HD Voice Ready, Virtual Surround Sound and dual microphone background noise reduction technology
- Use your voice to make, answer, end, redial or reject calls. With Voice Assist subscription, you can also send and receive text messages and emails, post updates to Twitter and Facebook
- Voice Guidance provides caller ID, spoken battery level, pairing instructions and Bluetooth connection status
- With Voice Assist subscription, you can also send and receive text messages and emails, post updates to Twitter and Facebook

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B004XZHY34 |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Audio Jack | Wireless |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #75,879 in Cell Phones & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories ) #16 in Cell Phone Automobile Speakerphones |
| Bluetooth Range | 10 Meters |
| Charging Time | 14 Hours |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Universal |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (6,273) |
| Date First Available | April 14, 2006 |
| Department | Unisex-Adult |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05706991016239, 05706991016253, 05707055019760, 05707055019777, 05707055019975 |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | Jabra Freeway |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Is Waterproof | FALSE |
| Item Weight | 4.2 ounces |
| Item model number | Jabra Freeway |
| Manufacturer | Jabra |
| Material | Polycarbonate/Acryl Butadien Styren (PC/ABS) |
| Model Name | Freeway |
| Mounting Type | Car |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Power Levels | 1 |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Phone Standby Time (with data) | 960 hours |
| Phone Talk Time | 14 Hours |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 3.9"D x 4.7"W x 0.7"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | For Smartphones or Tablets |
| Shape | rectangular prism |
| Speaker Size | 0.75 Inches |
| Speaker Type | Portable |
| Special Feature | Note: Includes USB but no car charger |
| Special features | Note: Includes USB but no car charger |
| Specific Uses For Product | personal |
| Style | Freeway |
| Subwoofer Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Surround Sound Channel Configuration | 3.0 |
| UPC | 888063089992 615822002301 615822002875 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth |
| Woofer Diameter | 30 Millimeters |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Surround
- **Brand:** Jabra
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth, Wireless
- **Frequency Response:** 300 Hz
- **Speaker Maximum Output Power:** 10 Watts

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: If I'm on a call when I enter my car, does the call transfer  to the Jabra Freeway?**
A: Yes the call will transfer automatically to the Jabra as long as it is on of course.  also take note that you if you are in the car and get out of the car without turning it offthe call will continue in the vehicle. There is also times when I am in the House on a call and if I happen to get too close to where my vehicle is it will take my call and automatically connected to the handset it can get quite frustrating so now when I leave the vehicle i turn it off. Hope this helps

**Q: music**
A: It's no Bose iPhone dock, but it's not bad either especially for the price.  It has 3 healthy speakers and since it is right above my head in the car I can hear the music really well.  I'd also use it at my desk since it tons better than the iPhone or iPad speaker.  You're not going to rock out to loud hip hop on this thing, but, like I said, it's not bad.  One nice thing.  Since it's right above your head on the visor, if you're riding with someone else (like my wife) who doesn't want to listen to what you're listening to, you can play it a little quieter, still hear it, and not bug them as much as if using the car speakers.That said, this thing can also play through your car stereo (there's an FM button) so if your car is like mine and doesn't have an Aux input I can still play my stuff through the car speakers and it does pretty well.  We live in sort of a rural place so are not competing for FM frequencies too much.  It may not be as good in a city where you would get stronger or weaker signals interfering when driving from spot to spot.  It's definitely not as good as a wired connection.

**Q: Does not appear to have access to contacts list?Directory?**
A: Access to contacts/directory is through voice commands.

**Q: Does it come with charger**
A: Yes it comes with a car charger. If you are asking about a charger to use at home no.However, for that I have a work around. I use the wall adapter charger for my smartphone. It fits perfectly. Hope that helps

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Why did I buy three Jabra Freeway Bluetooth Speakerphones
*by D***N on October 12, 2011*

This is a review for Jabra FREEWAY Bluetooth Speakerphone I'm not one to take my time to write reviews, but after purchasing three of these speakerphones I thought maybe it would be helpful to tell you why this is the best speakerphone I have ever used. We live in California and, by law, have to have our Cell Phones connected by Bluetooth if we use them in the car. I have probably used 4-5 different brands and configurations in the past 5 years - all with mixed results, until I came across the Jabra FREEWAY Bluetooth Speakerphone. I really dislike using in-ear Bluetooth devices (for many reasons, but mainly because they interfere with hearing and make you look like a . . . . ). Speakerphones I have used in the past (including the less expensive Jabra products) seemed to never clearly pick-up my voice and transmit it to the caller. When I purchased my first Jabra FREEWAY Bluetooth Speakerphone (after reading a glowing CNET Review) I started using it as soon as I charged it for a couple of hours. It is the easiest, most user friendly product I have bought in a long time. Getting up and running requires: 1. Charge unit (USB) 2. Turn on Cell Phone and put in pairing mode 3. Turn on Jabra FREEWAY Bluetooth Speakerphone - it will find the phone and announce "Connected" 4. That's it, your done. Now to use it you only have to do one thing and remember 2 words: 1. Attach the Speakerphone to your visor and turn it on. 2. Remember 2 words when it announces by name an incoming call. a) Answer (connects you to an incoming call) or b) Cancel (phone goes straight to you voice answer message). It really is that easy. There is a lot more that the Speakerphone will do, and there is a one year subscription to a second party company that keeps all your contacts + more so you can call one number and transfer to anyone in your contacts, send text, etc. But you really don't need to know or use any of that. Oh, I forgot, the main reason I like the Jabra FREEWAY Bluetooth Speakerphone is that my clients have no clue that I am even on a Bluetooth device when I talk to them in the car. No extraneous noise, no wind noise, just a clear voice. That, plus the ease of use is why I keep buying more of these and giving them to my wife, children, etc. Did I mention that once you turn the Jabra Freeway on you don't have to touch/recharge it for a month or more (my experience, moderate use). It turns itself on when I get in the car, and turns itself off when I exit (motion detector). Pros: All of the above. Plus, iTune music sounds pretty good through the 3 speakers and podcasts are great (you can also transmit the music/podcast to you FM radio) - the Speakerphone "knows" to to stop the music/podcast if a call comes in. Cons: It takes a couple of minutes for the speakerphone to turn-off automatically when you you leave the car. For a short time, if you are fairly close to the car (in you home or office) the unit still picks-up calls. This has happened to me only once, and my iPhone asks if I want to not use the Bluetooth on the screen, so it really is a minor annoyance.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Freeway
*by R***Y on July 13, 2012*

I purchased this March of 2012 and on the occasion of its second charging I decided now was the time to write a review. RIDICULOUS battery life. I'm not kidding. I put this in the car at the beginning of March. It has never been switched off and is just now on its second charging. That means better than two (2) months on a single charge. I don't know what the exact full standby time is but the talk time is 14 continuous hours. 5 Stars for battery use. I don't get the negative comments about the speakers. If you expect an "aural experience" of Bose like sound quality with 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround then turn on the car stereo and stop using a speakerphone as an entertainment device. For calls, the Freeway is outstanding. The callers voices are as clear and as loud as you would expect from a $400.00 conference room hands free set up. Extraordinary voice quality and volume enough to make you turn it down. From the recipient's end: They don't even know I'm on a hands-free let alone a cell phone. The noise cancelling on this is really nailed down. 5 Stars for volume, sound and voice quality. Connecting phones could not have been easier or faster. First phone was a Droid and current one is an iPhone4. Switch on the phone Bluetooth, turn on the Freeway, then follow the voice prompts from the freeway. 30-60 Seconds is all it takes. The unit has a motion sensor that disconnects from the cell phone after ten or so minutes of being stationary. This means you leave the car and after a few minutes the Freeway goes to sleep. Conversely, when you get in the car and start the vehicle moving the motion sensor immediately turns the Freeway back on and re-connects to the cell phone. In other words: Turn it on and forget it. It will turn itself off and on without your help. 5 Stars for Bluetooth connectivity. (I just realized this is all out of sequence but what the heck.) Mounting is a no brainer. It is very light weight, downright tiny in size and has a double bail wire on the back. The front of it curves to match the contour of the driver's sun-visor. Slid it on the visor and that's that. It has not slipped, bounced, or moved in any way since it was installed. I took it off this morning and it left no marks on the visor. In place, tucked up on the visor, it is almost impossible to see from outside the car. No advertising for the bad guys. 5 Stars for size, weight and mounting. It has a list of voice commands built in you can access by pressing the "voice" button. It also expands to include voice commands resident in the given connected phone. Any/all voice commands for my droid and iPhone4 work through the Freeway. Very cool. Someone made mention that it's not a true hands free as you have to push the phone bar at the front of the Freeway to place a call. Really? OK so you do have to actually touch it and maybe someday we'll be able to use thought commands but for now: Once you bump the bar it asks you for a command and from there forward it's all hands free. Granted you can't use it with the windows open driving 70mph down the interstate but without that kind of tornado like wind-noise, the voice commands are flawless. 5 Stars for hands-free. The "Voice Assist" package that came with the unit was free for one year. It is a third party vendor service and is frankly silly. The service could be used from any phone or hands-free device and actually has nothing to do with the Freeway. If you're a social networking techno geek you may enjoy the service but if you're not, don't waste the time and effort. Bottom line: A super high quality hands-free unit that does what you want the way you want with no apparent shortcomings or vices. So when was the last time you could say that about an electronic device? This is the real deal. Get one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by R***. on January 26, 2015*

I've been a Jabra user in the past, so I was expecting another good product when I bought the Freeway. What I hadn't expected was how fantastic the product is!? The crystal clarity of sound whether when connected to the phone or when streaming through to the car's stereo over FM; the ease of connectivity & the fact that it seamlessly connects to 2 devices (genius!), the slick looks, voice commands, battery life between charges ... I could go on! All in all, a winning product from Jabra!

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