As our lifestyles become increasingly mobile, we are always looking for something that we can have less and son to become less attached to our homes and appliances. A device that came out a moment ago, as many know, is the bluetooth headset. These allowed people to talk on their cell phone without having to hold anything in their ear, and has not had many shortcomings. Now, as these are perfect to talk on the phone, they are not very well do things that phones are now capable of listening to music, for example.

The Lubix Stereo Bluetooth Headset is a response to this problem. They use the A2DP stereo profile to allow a stereo audio stream to get sent to your helmet, and keep the support of the former mono audio profiles and a microphone so you can use the device as a headset without thread. Let's look at how the A2DP preforms, and see how these headphones work.

The Lubix Stereo Bluetooth Headset comes in a cardboard box packaging and has a plastic covering which contains the headset in a small window letting you see through the box. Listed on the front and back are some of the characteristics of products.

Inside the box of accessories that come with the Lubix. There is a USB cable for charging the device, and a wall to enable the USB adapter cable to be used in conjunction with a standard wall outlet. There is also an instruction manual and the ear of several parts.

The Lubix Stereo Bluetooth Headset itself has two halves that stick to each other using a small magnet. These two parts can be separated to form the left and the right ear bud. The left ear has several control buttons - a power switch and a USB jack for charging the device. The controls let you manage what song is playing, or to accept / hang up on calls, depending on what mode the headset is on. Although the controls are small, they are still usable, and if you have a good enough memory to remind you that it performs the function while in your ear, you all together.

* Comfort and convenience. Since the Lubix NC1 is designed to be worn as a pendant when not in use, it is not necessary to have a bulky device hanging on the ear at any time. When you want to do or take a call, it is easy to distinguish the magnetic snap-attached halves of the helmet and put in place. The lightweight, cushions silicone headphones are naturally and securely in your ears without needing awkward clips.
* Listen to music without missing a call. With support for Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) and four top-3D sound modes, the Lubix NC1 headset makes a pair of wireless headphones to listen to music in stereo high quality if you use with a phone capable of MP3 - a Bluetooth music player or your PC. Thank you to link multiple, you can take a call on your mobile phone while listening to music from another device-the headset beeps to inform you of the call. Finish the call, and the music resumes.

The Lubix Stereo Bluetooth Headset is somewhat of a disappointment for me. Although I was not expecting great things wirelessly from a pair of headphones / headset bundle, I at least hope that the sound quality is acceptable. It turned out that this configuration is returned to A2DP poor but acceptable quality for telephone use. The addition of buttons to control your mp3 player or phone is a plus, although they may not all work, depending on what equipment you decide to use them. At least put in Lubix foresight to provide a large amount of accessories that will allow you to charge the device anywhere and find the ear bud cards that are most comfortable for you. In conclusion, the Lubix is a nice bluetooth headset for use in a phone, but not a very good device for listening to your music on.