Sony Ericsson VH-310

Sony Ericsson VH310 Review

Bluetooth headsets like the Jabra STONE and have caused quite a stir lately and this is perfectly understandable, because they happen to be models with eye-catchy design and price suitable to the occasion. Devices like them are aimed at people who require uncompromising noise isolation or consider hands-frees as fashion accessories. What the wide audience is usually interested in, however, is comfort of wear, decent overall look and moderate price tag. This is the target group of the .We can hardly think of a hands-free with more simple design. Actually, the gadget features only one (quite handy at that) button that you can use to power on and off the unit as well as answer and reject calls. The volume loudness is controlled via the cell phone only, because there is no dedicated key for the function. The status indicator is rather inconspicuous and there is a charger port at the back that, sadly, utilizes Sony Ericsson's proprietary standard and not the widespread microUSB. advertisment: The Sony Ericsson VH310 does look good and since the gadget is entirely made from plastic, it's also exceptionally light-weighted as well (only 10 gr.). It comes boxed with three different ear tips and two extra hooks, so the possible combinations are more than enough, meaning almost everyone will be able to find their own perfect fit.