Iqua's Sun, the solar-powered Bluetooth headset
by Ryan Block 
posted Nov 14th 2007 at 4:07AM
Bluetooth headsets are one of those accessories that need to work well and stay the hell out of your way, and often times remembering to charge them (in addition to your phone) is a real drag. Incoming from the ridiculously obvious department: Iqua's solar-powered Bluetooth headset. We're not sure how much solar charging is an order to combat the energy stresses of use (or whether this thing for sure has a battery -- although we can't imagine why it wouldn't), but one less minuscule gadget to worry about charging is just fine by us. We'll hit you with more on this one as info becomes available.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Randall Mantilia Jr @ Nov 14th 2007 6:08AM
This is a great idea, but I can't imagine too many people who are going to be outside in the sun year round just to keep their headset charged, especially those of us that work inside all day long.
YoungCaliHottie @ Nov 27th 2007 2:51PM
"solar powered" calculators work off of room lighting as well. hopefully this device will too.
Mehool @ Nov 16th 2007 11:33AM
You don't need sunlight. Any light will work - have you ever used a solar powered calculator? They work on normal incandescents, and office lights. :)
Taylor @ Nov 14th 2007 4:06PM
I, for one, welcome our new solar charging... - Ah, f**k it, nevermind.
-Taylor