Reviewed By: Jerome Pearce on 09/03/2006
A lovely little gadget. The smallest and lightest headset you can get, as far as I know.
I read a lot of user reviews and I agree, sound is clear, although the other party will find you a little 'tinny'. Also around wi-fi and BT traffic (eg in an office) it can crackle if the phone is not very close, say 2 feet, which may make it useless to some. Out and about, in cars & trains or walking, it seemed fine.
Fist comfortabley in the ear (and I HATE ear buds BTW), and so light you can almost forget it's there. Three different earpieces ensure it will fit most ears. There is an over-ear clip, but most say (as do I) that it is redundant. Good if you are jogging or doing anything physical though.
It has a neast holder which can take a AAA battery which recharges it when in the holder. This is the size of a magic marker and can be clipped to a jacket pocket. Be aware though, the earpiece points outwards, so if you do not wear a jacket and clip it to a shirt pocket, it will be pointing toward whoever you are talking to - not a pretty site, and will inevitably get some earwax on it at some point.
Adapters are provided for popular phone chargers, reduing the need for carrying an extra adapter when travelling.
Pros: Light, clear sound, battery charger holder, 'cool'
Cons: Expensive, tinny sound to others, can crackle in high-traffic radio signals.
Paired phone: Motorolla V3x
(PS I took the Motorolla HT820 I bought back - it was absolutely useless with this phone)
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