Best Handsfree Kit??
30 November 2003, 03:27 PM
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Get yuor self a Sony Ericsson HBH-65 Bluetooth headset cost £95 but well worth the money 
Small, light and comfortable to wear, this stylish Bluetooth™ headset is long on talk and standby time and high in sound quality. Wireless connectivity gives you the freedom to move around and talk naturally.
Designed for the style-minded, the HBH-65 is discreetly built and sits neatly on either ear. It supports voice dial, answer and reject, and can connect to your phone from a range of up to 10 metres. Intuitively placed buttons for call handling and volume control make it a pleasure to use.
Small, light and comfortable to wear, this stylish Bluetooth™ headset is long on talk and standby time and high in sound quality. Wireless connectivity gives you the freedom to move around and talk naturally.
Designed for the style-minded, the HBH-65 is discreetly built and sits neatly on either ear. It supports voice dial, answer and reject, and can connect to your phone from a range of up to 10 metres. Intuitively placed buttons for call handling and volume control make it a pleasure to use.
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Small, light and comfortable to wear, this stylish Bluetooth™ headset is long on talk and standby time and high in sound quality. Wireless connectivity gives you the freedom to move around and talk naturally.
Designed for the style-minded, the HBH-65 is discreetly built and sits neatly on either ear. It supports voice dial, answer and reject, and can connect to your phone from a range of up to 10 metres. Intuitively placed buttons for call handling and volume control make it a pleasure to use.
Designed for the style-minded, the HBH-65 is discreetly built and sits neatly on either ear. It supports voice dial, answer and reject, and can connect to your phone from a range of up to 10 metres. Intuitively placed buttons for call handling and volume control make it a pleasure to use.
Plantronics M3000 (I think) seems far better, for less money as well.
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