Nokia's BH-803, BH-602, and BH-604 Bluetooth cans

by Thomas Ricker, posted Jun 18th 2007 at 6:02AM

Nokia just busted out three Bluetooth headsets this morning: the BH-803, BH-604 (pictured), and BH-602. The most interesting of the bunch are the big, "quick to charge" BG-604 stereo cans with AVRCP remote control over your Bluetooth 2.0 equipped audio device. Expect 'em to go global in Q3 for a bit less than €140/$187. The wee 11.3-g, BH-803 and the 11-hour talk (5-hours after a 15-minute charge) BH-602 headsets are priced for less than €160/$214 and €90/$121, respectively.

Gallery: Nokia's BH-803, BH-602, and BH-604 Bluetooth cans

Filed under: Portable Audio, Wearables

Tags: avrcp, bh-602, bh-604, bh-803, bluetooth, bluetooth headset, BluetoothHeadset, cans, nokia

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James Yopp @ Jun 18th 2007 7:09AM

Does this mean they're finally going to add A2DP support to the E61? One can only hope. It's been a long time coming.

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RijilV @ Jun 18th 2007 10:52PM

so there are pics, but no specs? I guess I shouldn't expect anything impressive spec wise out of a cell phone maker.

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