MOTOROLA Bluetooth Wireless Headset

Circa 2004

Use Case:

Designed for hands-free voice communication with Bluetooth- enabled mobile phones during the mid-2000s. The unique feature is the foldable microphone boom, which also acts as the power switch; unfolding it turns the headset on and ready for a call. It allowed users to place and receive calls wire-free within about 30 feet of their phone.

Historical Significance:

This series of headsets is historically significant as a prominent example of early Bluetooth accessory adoption, particularly alongside popular phones like the MOTOROLA RAZR V3. They helped establish the market for wireless earpieces and were vital accessories during the time when many jurisdictions began legislating against handheld phone use while driving.

Included Accessories:

• AC Charger.

Accessories Available Separately:

• MOTOROLA Fitted Protective Case.

(H-2cm x W-3cm x D-5cm)