Sony Ericsson Headset Reviews

"Bluetooth headsets have stalled in their evolution since the arrival of Bluetooth 2.0 but now the new Sony Ericsson HBH-GV435 headset aims to kick start the process again with a few new features and a splash of style...Before we get into the basic specs we thought we'd start with the new bits, the things that make the HBH GV435 different from the other run of the mill headsets...First up Sony Ericsson have used a new DSP within the GV435 which manages the sound processing with a great efficiency and allows dynamic functions to be performed...Despite all this high tech stuff the HBH GV435 is actually quite a basic headset without some of the bells and whistles that bristle on many top end models, So no LCD screen or VOIP features just a basic headset that concentrates on good audio quality...Priced at £45 the Sony Ericsson HBH-GV435 is a kind of back to basics headset, but one that concentrates the new technology on the main feature, good reliable, clear voice calls..." read more »

"stereo, caller ID, music features, caller ID...price, wires...The Sony Ericsson HBH-DS970 Bluetooth Stereo Headset is one of the better products for phones that double as music players...As for the phone portion, both incoming and outgoing sound are very good...Overall, the Sony Ericsson HBH-DS970 Bluetooth Stereo Headset is a unique option for people who want quality access to phone calls and music......" read more »

"The fact that it also has noise reduction features enabled makes the HBH-DS980 Stereo Bluetooth Headset provide just the same results even in noisy surroundings...This Sony Ericsson HBH-DS980 Stereo Headset uses the Bluetooth 2.0 standards along with A2DP (stereo via Bluetooth) for providing wireless solutions for the user...The HBH-DS980 Stereo Bluetooth Headset provides solution for Advanced Audio Distribution, Audio/Video Remote Control and PhoneBook Access too..." read more »

"Small size Three different gel sizes Good for people that wear glasses Good Sound Quality...Power button is too small Not suitable for active users...The Sony Ericsson HBH-IV835 Headset is the first headset I have used that forgoes the earloop completely...Although the HBH-IV835 is tiny, there are some very robust features held within its sleek black casing: Bluetooth 2.0, digital echo and noise cancellation, automatic volume adjustment, Digital Signal..." read more »

"I'm on my phone quite a lot, and it was a nightmare whilst I was driving and my phone went off...The must-have HBH-IV840 makes an impression by more than good looks...The must-have HBH-IV840 makes an impression by more than good looks..." read more »

"Wireless, ultra-light and comfortable, the Akono Headset HBH-608 is a great Bluetooth headset for people on the move...With its very slim styling and long battery life, the HBH-608 supports your active life without compromising quality and style...Ergonomic rubber parts and the lightness of the HBH-608 make it a breeze to wear..." read more »

"Once charged, the headphones need to be paired with a phone - the HBH-IS800 supports auto-pairing, which means that the device automatically goes into pairing mode when powered on, so you turn on the headphones and then search for them using your cellphone or Bluetooth-enabled music player...SE claims the set's battery life is around four hours for playback or 11 days on standby...The HBH-IS800 is close to perfect - if you want wireless stereo then there's little reason to chose any other product..." read more »