LG Bluetooth stereo headset for fashionable wireless tunes

January 16, 2007 @ 5:25am by Michael Kwan

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I don’t see a microphone anywhere on these cans, so I’m not sure if you can use them with your LG Cherry Chocolate Phone, but hey, that’s the price you pay to look good while jamming away at some high quality tunes. The color scheme found on these Bluetooth stereo headphones from LG Electronics would certainly complement the red variant of the company’s popular slider phone, but you just may be restricted to pure MP3 players. Let’s hope I’m wrong.

What’s interesting is that LG didn’t even bother giving these sound producers a proper model name, it seems, as the sign in front of the case at CES 2007 simply reads “Bluetooth Stereo Headset.” Either way, I like the way they look and hope that they come across the Pacific sooner rather than later. No word on price.

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