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Nokia BH-905
$300.00
Released November, 2009
The Pros:Uses external microphones to actively cancel out destructive noise. Comfortable fit. Ear pads can be rotated to lie flat for convenient storage and transportation.
The Cons:Very expensive for the majority of consumers. Bulky on the head - a far cry from stylish. Supra-aural design isn't perfect - not as good an ear seal as possible with circum-aural designs, puts pressure on the ear that can become uncomfortable over long periods of time.
Featuring a design identical to stereo headphones, the Nokia BH-905 is a top-end headset as it uses advanced technology. The headset has multi-point connection for various devices and lets owners control volume and manage calls with the touch of a button.
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Along with comfortable ergonomic ear pads, the headset stands out from others as it uses Advanced Digital Signal Processing and advanced noise cancellation technology with two microphones that cancels 99 per cent of noise for clear sound quality. A step up from other Nokia headsets, the BH-905 has up to 24 hours of Bluetooth talk time, up to 25 hours of Bluetooth music and three AV adapters.
Features
- Hands-free Bluetooth headset
- Active noise cancellation technology with two microphones
- Reduces 99 per cent of noise
- Multi-point connection to various devices
- Volume and call management button control
- Advanced Digital Signal Processing
- Ergonomic ear pads
- 24-hour Bluetooth talk time
- 25-hour Bluetooth music
- 2 hour charging time
- 3 AV adapters - 2.5mm, 3.5mm and 6.3mm
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uses external microphones to actively cancel out destructive noise
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ear pads can be rotated to lie flat for convenient storage and transportation
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easy to use button panel for call and media control
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can be connected via interchangeable cables or wirelessly via Bluetooth
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good battery life - up to 15 hours of heavy use wirelessly with noise canceling enabled
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fill a niche with very few competent competitors
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sound better than the vast majority of other Bluetooth headsets
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very expensive for the majority of consumers
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bulky on the head - a far cry from stylish
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supra-aural design isn't perfect - not as good an ear seal as possible with circum-aural designs, puts pressure on the ear that can become uncomfortable over long periods of time
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audio performance is still sorely lacking compared to wired alternatives
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