Where's the iPod killer?

Krazr with HT820: I found that most if not all of the MP3 phones on offer in my area had proprietary headphone jacks. That meant you had to go back to the manufacturer every time one broke and pay premium prices ($40) for something worth $2 in a dollar store. The wires at junctions give out frequently, I went through about a pair a month.

So I switched to the Krazr and the HT820 stereo bluetooth headphones. No more problems. I love my phone combo. Great tunes, never need to know where my phone is, one tap to the head to answer or start a call with voice dialing. Start, pause, jump ahead, back, volume up, volume down, all one touch on the HT820.

No more muss, or fuss. No wires either.

Oh, and the headphones don't hurt like every other (cheap-ass) bluetooth headset, they're very pleasant. I feel sorry for people with ipods.; Posted by: Adickey Posted on: 04/05/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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