Moshi Moshi 03 Handset
If you want to use your iPhone at home or at work, you can use this stylish Bluetooth handset to make calls – protecting your brain cells from the mobile phone radiation and also allowing you to carry on playing Angry Birds at the same time. The glossy handset is available in black or white, and has a built-in rechargeable battery that provides 120 hours' standby time or six hours of calls. The handset can be charged over the mains or by USB, and the Moshi uses Bluetooth 2.1, which means that it can pair with a second device as well, such as a desktop computer running Skype for cheap calls.
Reg Rating 85
Price £90
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Plantronics Discovery 975
The Moshi handset is designed for indoor use, so you’ll probably also want a more conventional Bluetooth headset for making calls on the move. The Discovery 975 is a bit more expensive than the average headset, but it’s sleek and stylish, and its WindSmart feature – titter ye not! – is designed to provide good call quality even in gusty outdoor weather. On its own, the Discovery 975 provides a week of standby time and five hours of talk time, but it also includes a handy pocket-sized travelling case with a built-in battery pack that can recharge the headset for another ten hours of talk time.
Reg Rating 90
Price £80
More Info Plantronics
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COMMENTS
Re: Senheiser glow-in-the-dark cans
It's not 10/10, it's simply number ten in the alphabetically arranged list.
Essential, eh?
Despite the brief mention of the bumper case at the beginning, I was surprised that it wasn't at the top of the list.
I can't think of anything more 'essential' than something that allows this phone to.....make phone calls!
essential...?
hmm, none of these really seem "essential" to me. and that iluv cack has got to be the fugliest bit of kit i've ever seen.
but now i *want* a moshi moshi handset and those sennheiser cans... mmm, shiny...
Why is this an iPhone roundup?
Only 40% of the items (The first 4) are iPhone specific. Getting sick of most of the roundups being Apple-centric, and this one isn't even mainly iPhone-only items, yet it deserves an iPhone title?
Sort it the hell out. Don't you get it? Many of your readers HATE Apple products and to see such an amount of articles specifically aimed at them (Like the rest of the press seem to do) is annoying. I used to read El Reg specifically because it didn't fawn over anything Apple, but now if anything it seems worse than other sites / rags.
The single best peripheral
for an iphone, is a bin.
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