12 October 2007 11:50 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
The customisable Jabra BT3010 Bluetooth headset has launched.As well as a choice of interchangeable covers, this version offers you the option to create your own, so that anyone can completely customise their look.
With this new headset, you can visit the "coverdesigner" section on the Jabra site where you can get creative and develop your own masterpiece - just create, print and cut out.
Jabra ran a competition asking users to develop their own covers and submit them into an international design competition.
Eight winners have been chosen and their unique designs will be included with the final product, with their names featured on the packaging.
The BT3010 claims crystal clear audio with no interference, 8 hours talk time and 300 hours standby time give you the freedom to talk on the move for longer.
The Jabra BT3010 is available now, priced at £24.99.
Phones, Phone accessories, Headsets, Jabra, Bluetooth


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