Sony Ericsson complemented the T715 with the addition of a new Bluetooth headset useful for most phones, the VH310. Available in black or silver, the Sony Ericsson VH310 Bluetooth headset is designed for comfort and made to fit everyone. Three earpieces and two removable ear hooks are included, and SE is touting its 10 gram weight and its dimensions are 48h11, 5h17, 4 mm. The product is the ability to develop up to 20 days without charging – so, at least, allegedly in an official press release of the company. When you call the battery last for 11 hours.
Sadly, no word on availability or pricing at this time.
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July 19th, 2009 at 4:56 pm
[...] Sony Ericsson VH310 Bluetooth HeadsetSony Ericsson complemented the T715 with the addition of a new Bluetooth headset useful for most phones, the VH310. Available in black or silver, the Sony Ericsson VH310 Bluetooth headset is designed for comfort and made to fit everyone. Three earpieces and two removable ear hooks are included, and SE is touting its 10 gram [...]
August 9th, 2009 at 1:12 am
[...] Sony Ericsson VH310 Bluetooth HeadsetSony Ericsson complemented the T715 with the addition of a new Bluetooth headset useful for most phones, the VH310. Available in black or silver, the Sony Ericsson VH310 Bluetooth headset is designed for comfort and made to fit everyone. Three earpieces and two removable ear hooks are included, and SE is touting its 10 gram [...]
October 15th, 2009 at 7:02 am
The VH 310 is a mess: due the huge botton to turn on and make calls, usually i made calls from my pants pocket! in the best of the cases it just turns off, so, the headset was unavailable when i need it -in traffic, for example-. In several times (maybe four or five times a week) i have to re-recognice it with my telephone because the pairing was lost. A mess, don´t buy it.