Bluetooth Headsets: From Geek to Chic

Thu Jan 11, 2007 2:35PM EST

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Bluetooth headsets used to make us look like a cyborgs. But from what I've seen at CES, Bluetooth headsets are now more discreet, thinner, and stylish. One headset that caught my eye was Sony Ericsson's HBH-PV705 Style Edition. It's so charming with its three interchangeable floral plates and necklace strap you even forget it's a headset. It offers 12 hours of talk time and 300 hours of standby time, and the quaint package contains a charger, a protective pouch, and an attachable jewelry.

Another chic Bluetooth headset I spotted was Motorola's H800 Slider. Etched with floral details, the H800 is very light and functional as it allows you to accept, end, redial, and voice-dial calls without reaching for your phone. When you receive a call, you simply slide it open to talk. I saw it in blue and red but couldn't confirm if it will be available in other colors. The Motorola Slider will be released in the first quarter of 2007.

I was salivating over many others at the Motorola booth, including the beautiful Dolce and Gabbana RAZR/Bluetooth Headset combo that's to die for!

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