Advantages: Lightweight, looks, fit.

Well this is my first ever wireless bluetooth headset. It came free with my upgrade to a Samsung S400i on O2. Never having had a bluetooth headset before I couldn't wait to try it out. On first looks, the box was pretty cool, modern and funky and the headset was displayed in the top with all the chargers and manuals in the bottom section. Setup with my phone was easy. Simply turn on bluetooth on the phone then hold the "talk" button for 7 seconds ...

...then on all you have to do is turn the ehadset on and as long as bluetooth is on then they will make a connection. What it came with: A mains charger In car charger Carry cas Neck strap Instruction manual. Realisitcally I don't think I'd ever use the case or neck strap, it's just not practical. The headset is likely to remain in my car for when I'm making long journeys. It doesn't take long to charge through either the mains or the in car ...

andy_vip 01.03.2006 · Read full review
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Review of O2 Blue Wireless Headset

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O2's certainly not feeling Blue...

Advantages: Light weight, Comfortable, Long battery life
Disadvantages: None really

I was actually given this headset by my girlfriend who got it free and then never used it! Never really used a headset before and to be honest was quite impressed! It came in a big cube shaped box with a mains charger, in-car charger, a nice little pouch to keep it safe, a leash and then the usual instructions and paperwork! Not really knowing what to expect I actually read the manual. Quite easy to set up (just make sure you have bluetooth activated ...
...hold the button on the headset down for a few seconds until it flashes. Through some form of wizardry it then connects to your phone! Very simple 3 button layout suits me quite well; Volume up/Volume down/Talk. It's surprisingly comfortable and pretty light. It's meant to have a 450 hours standby time.