Unit's display doesn't compensate for poor comfort and sound quality

Motorola's Razrwire is definitely a step in the right direction, and for some people may be the ideal solution to ugly, awkward Bluetooth headsets.

If you are someone who loves to look at the expression on peoples faces when you do something absolutely ridiculous, this is the handset for you.

Definitely a head turner, the Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard will generate plenty of admiring looks, but typing errors may frustrate

An entry level headset from Motorola that includes just about all the functions you could want.

The fashion innovation is a gimmick, but the rest of you will appreciate a competitively priced and easy to use unit that performs fairly well.

For those who want to carry around their tunes wherever they go, the MPS-60 has its advantages. A very competitive price and included carry case are only let down by below average sound quality.

A convenient accessory that could get you out of trouble on long trips and holidays.

Although it doesn’t have the greatest sound quality, the HBH-DS970 wins points for its wireless music streaming convenience and hands free phone calls.

The S705 SoundPilot is convenient if you want a hands free unit capable of wirelessly streaming music via Bluetooth. It's not cheap though and the sound quality isn't outstanding.

A stylish and easy to use Bluetooth headset, the only drawback of the Motorola H550 is outgoing sound quality.

The On Tour Mobile may be worth a look if you are after a portable, lightweight speaker for travelling, but don't expect the world in terms of sound quality.