Brickhouse Security's two-way micro headset may never leave your ear canal

by Darren Murph, posted Jan 21st 2008 at 10:12PM

Unlike Brickhouse Security, we won't go so far as to call this thing "invisible," but when placed in the ear, all but the most eagle-eyed among us are likely to overlook it. The elaborately named Secret Service Invisible 2-Way Micro Headset comes with an easily hidden wireless transmitter that plugs into any mobile with a 2.5-millimeter audio output. Once rigged up, the wearer can have someone listen in on conversation in a room while also receiving input from said listener. Unfortunately, this likely Jack Bauer-approved gizmo demands a practically ludicrous $649.95, so it looks like we'll be sticking to brute force and walkie talkies here. Check out a demo video after the jump -- but be sure and kill the speakers first, alright?

[Thanks, Tony M.]

Filed under: Peripherals, Others

Tags: brickhouse, brickhouse security, BrickhouseSecurity, headset, invisible, micro headset, MicroHeadset, secret service, SecretService, small, tiny, wireless headset, WirelessHeadset, world record, WorldRecord

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Randy @ Jan 21st 2008 10:57PM

I think it's safe to drop the "practically" and just go with "ludicrous" re the price. But, hey, that's just me.

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Gib @ Jan 21st 2008 11:38PM

I wonder who volunteered to be the ear model. The eyes of the world are peering down this ear canal to see the "invisible" unit and you can just hear the guy saying, "i cleaned my ears, right?"