Sony Ericsson MW-600 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones
Posted by Notcot on May 25, 2010 in Portable Sound & Vision |
Product Description
“Rock to the radio. Groove to your tunes. Network. Gossip. While youre hands are free to do as they please. Enjoy exceptional on-the-go audio. Join the wireless revolution. Discover MW600.”
Get lost
Walk off your worries. Leave your phone home. Clip on MW600. Tune into your favorite radio channel. And get your groove on.
Feel the beat
Crank up The Cure. Jam to Jack Johnson. On the tube. At the park. Anywhere your feet take you. Plug in MW600s sound enhancing ear buds. Hit play. And jam!
Be a stranger at the office
Close deals in the park. Stay in touch while you tan. Make the day yours! Pair your phone and PC. Grab a cup of coffee. Clip on MW600. And chat the day away.
- Hi-Fi Wireless Headset with FM Radio MW600 has a 3.5 mm plug built in so that you can swap the headphones to match how you listen to music in your phone.
- With A2DP you can stream high-quality stereo music from your phone to your wireless headset or other BluetoothTM devices.
- Clear sound, deep bass and better performance as standard.
- Built in microphone, call answer key and 3.5 mm jack to swap headphones.
- Multipoint: Connect to two wireless devices simultaneously, allowing access to the music files in your computer, PDA or other BluetoothTM-equipped devices.
I am using this when cycling or jogging and wanted to avoid the wire mess between the mobile and headphones. Very good and fully compatible with my Samsung Omnia i900. The sound was very good. I could hear a minor hiss sound (noticeable only with my in-ear phone, not with the SE supplied one and only when sitting in a silent place) in some tracks. Can SE have the standard mini-USB plug on this? Definitely buy!
Rating: 4 / 5
I have to say, I am thoroughly impressed by this device. After ripping it (well actually cutting it) out of its packaging, I successfully paired it with my iPhone 3G and immediately started to use. First up, the battery life is pretty good as I last charged it about 2 days ago amidst constant use while working during the day with the odd phone call here and there.
I have mostly been playing music using my own brand of headphones. however there are two niggles: one, the clip to attach to clothes etc. is very weak indeed, you have to be careful not to sending it flying especially in London on the tube. I overcame this by attaching a lanyard to it to wear round my neck. Two, the volume button is a little annoying, it is a touch sensitive strip with gets in the way when holding the device so you might in inadvertently increase/decease volume without knowing.
But the ease of use and range of the bluetooth easily eclipses any other bluetooth device I have used including the Motorola S9s. The clarity is superb and the on-board radio has Radio-RDS which is a nice touch with a suitably long battery life. The display is also very nice and I had no problems receiving calls but as the bluetooth profiles of the iPhone is still lacking, I could not directly make a call or control the previous and forward tracking but any phone or music player with the correct bluetooth profiles should work perfectly
Rating: 4 / 5