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Works with Treo 650
Standby time
150 hrs
Talk time
5 hrs
Weight
0.8 oz. / 23 g.
Test Unit
Unlocked Treo 650 on T-Mobile
Availability Available
$84.95
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Sony Ericsson HBH-660/662 Headset
by Sony Ericsson
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Read Review (Rating 5/5) <<
The ear loop is flexible enough to fit most ears and sturdy enough to make the headset stay in place even when you’re in motion. You can leave your phone in a pocket or a bag and handle all your calls through the easy-to-use buttons on the headset. Or you can use the strap that’s included in the kit to carry your headset around your neck.
But best of all – the headset has an Info Display for easier call handling. When the phone rings, you just check the Info Display to see who is calling, and decide whether you want to take or reject the call.
This headset offers excellent integration and response when used with the Treo 650. It has a talk time of up to five hours and standby time of up to 150 hours, which makes it ideal for a full working day.
Caller ID Info Display (Shows the caller’s number)
A headset with a slender shape and discreet design for people who want a stylish appearance.
Talk time of up to 5 hours and 6 days of standby time
HBH-660 uses Bluetooth 1.1 while the HBH-662 has 1.2
See TreoCentral's extensive review for more infomation...
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Great Earpiece! |
The sound quality is great. Connect as fast as my treo starts ringing(most of the time before). Just upgraded from Treo 650 to the 755p and the bluetooth 1.2 is much better. Have had it almost a yeard and a half and my only gripe is the battery life and occasionally the called ID will give the wrong number. Didn't matter to me about CID because I don't check it all the time. Most people dont know that im on a headset. Highly recommend
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Treo's best match |
Awesome if you have a Treo. Quick connect. Godd voice quality, volume etc. Only negative is it rubs on the back of your ear and can become uncomfortable if you waer it long periods of time.
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great discontinued headsets |
This was probably the best mid-range headset of its time. It's no longer available; It was discontinued by SE. The HBH-610 is the closest thing to it.
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Very good performance, display too small |
I have had this for about a year now. Sounds good although I would like more volume. Definitely stays on the ear without fatigue. The display is so tiny that it is useless except for the battery life. I thought callerid would be useful but not really.
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It HURTS !! |
It hurts my ear, does not connect haft the time and shuts off by it self. Sound is very low. Sorry I bought it.
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Not Compatible! |
I have used the HBH 660 for 4 months just fine, but it IS NOT compatible with the new Palm Firmware... it doesnt work! And Palm will not help. Dont get stuck like I did! Get one that is on the Palm approved list (see link):
http://kb.palm.com/SRVS/CGI-BIN/WEBCGI.EXE/,/?St=96,E=0000000000300378219,K=9561,Sxi=17,useTemplate=Case.tem,CASE=39908
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Great Sound |
I owned a different bluetooth and the sound was terrible.
This is awesome great sound and easy to use
5/5
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Works great evein in a Wireless environment |
This is the 1st headset I have tried that does not get static when sitting in the middle of an 802.11g wireless network. Very good quality.
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