Asono's Freebit H1 Bluetooth headset

by Chris Ziegler, posted Oct 18th 2006 at 1:05PM

There are plenty of small, stylish, or otherwise unique Bluetooth headsets on the market, but how many dare to claim they're "maintaining that the balance of Yin & Yang?" Enter the Freebit H1 from Asono; while it won't set any records for size, it's unusual for the way it plants to the user's head by firmly attaching to the "ear muscle." Besides the obvious benefits of a headset that's designed to stay put, it's apparently super comfortable to use on account of not blocking the ear canal -- of course, there are ambient noise disadvantages there, but Asono claims wearers have fallen asleep while still wearing the thing. If that's not worth the €84 ($105) price of admission, we don't know what is.

Filed under: Peripherals

Tags: asono, asono freebit, asono freebit h1, AsonoFreebit, AsonoFreebitH1, bluetooth, freebit, freebit h1, FreebitH1, h1, headset

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xultar @ Oct 18th 2006 3:05PM

OMG. OMG! OMGGGGGG! I. Must. HAVE. MUST. HAVE! MUST! HAVE!! MUSSSSSTTTTTTTTT!!! HAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Brandon @ Oct 18th 2006 10:04PM

Isn't that pretty much the same type of design as the Flamingo bluetooth headset?

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xultar @ Oct 19th 2006 3:40AM

What a co-inki-dink. I have the cellpoint flamingo. As a matter of fact I have 2.

Buhwawawawa!

Cellpoint never delivered on the USB charger. Are they even in business still?

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