The Blue Chameleon is better on looks than it is on sound. Although it has sound quality aplenty, it lacks volume, especially for noisy situations - sidewalk café’s, for example. The volume problem is probably an engineer’s trade-off for talk time, but long time talk is a poor trade for all time no hear.

Criteria  Rating Design 4 Usability 3 Sound Quality 4 Cost/Benefit 2 Overall (not an average)	Pros Snazzy appearance Presto-change-o color faceplates transform looks in seconds Does not wobble much during head movement Comfortable to wear with eyeglasses with or without ear hook
	Cons Poor sound volume – quality is great, volume low Opposing volume buttons hard to deal with Included lanyard doesn’t fit the device when using ear hook

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