We've never really understood these displays on Bluetooth headsets. They might come in handy if you had a pocket mirror on you, but would it not then make sense for the text on the display to be backwards? At any rate, Helium Digital's new HD-880 uses the OLED display for help screens in addition to the standard-issue caller ID information, useful for folks unfamiliar with the pairing process. The Bluetooth 1.2 headset offers a claimed four hours of talk time and 30 hours of standby for a suggested retail of $90.
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SlashGear]
