13 November 2008 11:02 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Santok has launched the BTHS600 Bluetooth stereo headset that claims great quality music reproduction with the ability to make and take calls too.For use with Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones, MP3 players or computers, if you're listening to music when a call comes in, it’ll automatically switch to phone mode and pause the track being played.
You can also use the fingertip sensitive function buttons to remotely control your phone or music player, to play or pause, adjust volume or skip tracks.
With a built-in rechargeable battery the headset comes with a USB cable to charge it
With a thick headband and padded ear-pieces the BTHS600 is styled like DJ-style headphones - but with no wires.
It is available now for £39.99 from www.a1mobilechoice.co.uk. Audio, Phones, Headsets, Bluetooth, Santok, Headphones


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