Motorola Rokr S605 Bluetooth headset
Sunday, 30 November 2008
FE Report
Where music is a must, calls are crucial and FM radio is important. One cannot go wrong with the Motorola Rokr S605 Bluetooth headset, the Hardware Tech Review said in a post.
The headset, which has a built-in radio tuner and supports A2DP, is only 36 x 16 x 10mm in size and weighs a mere 17g.
You can wear it with a neck strap or just clip the device to your T-shirt - whichever method matches your style.
Thanks to its standard 3.5mm audio jack, you will able to use your own earphones with the device.
Also, the headset lets you manage all the important functions easily when it is connected to the phone.
A simple press enables you to initiate a call, play and pause songs, change tracks and control volume level directly from the headset, without the need to reach for the phone.
The built-in radio tuner also allows you to preset up to five stations so that you can listen to your favourite channel with a press of a button.
Where music is a must, calls are crucial and FM radio is important. One cannot go wrong with the Motorola Rokr S605 Bluetooth headset, the Hardware Tech Review said in a post.
The headset, which has a built-in radio tuner and supports A2DP, is only 36 x 16 x 10mm in size and weighs a mere 17g.
You can wear it with a neck strap or just clip the device to your T-shirt - whichever method matches your style.
Thanks to its standard 3.5mm audio jack, you will able to use your own earphones with the device.
Also, the headset lets you manage all the important functions easily when it is connected to the phone.
A simple press enables you to initiate a call, play and pause songs, change tracks and control volume level directly from the headset, without the need to reach for the phone.
The built-in radio tuner also allows you to preset up to five stations so that you can listen to your favourite channel with a press of a button.