Nokia BH-220 Luna Bluetooth Mono Headset - Black: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics

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Colourful, unique, and convenient
Press on the centre to reveal the headset
Conveniently store and charge the headset at the same time
Helpful voice prompts for pairing, and connection and battery status
Up to 2 months of standby time when stored in the holder

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Product details

Product Dimensions: 2.4 x 2.5 x 2.6 cm ; 5 g
Boxed-product Weight: 454 g
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Item model number: BH-220BK
ASIN: B00606KRGA
Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 24 Oct 2011

Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (10 customer reviews)

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Product Description

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Nokia BH-220 Luna Bluetooth Mono Headset

Colourful, unique, and convenient

Nokia Luna Bluetooth Headset

Why the Nokia Luna is out of this world

Take handsfree calls in comfort with this compact, colourful, easy-to-use Bluetooth headset.

The Nokia BH-220 wireless Bluetooth headset comes in a variety of colours with crystal clear stereo sound for calls. Choose the colour that suits you in a design that's as comfortable as it is stylish .Available in Black, Blue, Pink, White and Green.

Surprising design

Available in five vibrant colours to match your mobile and your style, the Nokia Luna is both eye-catching and practical. Its carry cradle’s unique form makes the headset easy to find in your bag, and thanks to noise isolating in-ear design, its tiny, 5 gram ear piece guarantees great performance.

Colourful, unique, and convenient
Easy-to-use
Press on the centre to reveal the headset
Conveniently store and charge the headset at the same time
Available in five colours with matching earbuds

Surprisingly convenient

A Bluetooth headset should be convenient, too, which is why the Nokia Luna has more surprises than just its shape. For a start, it uses Nokia’s Always Ready technology, which means that when you need to use it, you just take it out of its cradle and the headset takes care of the rest: powering up, connecting and call answering. Once the headset is put back in the cradle, the call is disconnected.

It’s this innovative idea that gives the Nokia Luna eight hours of extended talk time and an amazing sixty days standby. What’s more, with Digital Signal Processing and adaptive volume adjustment for perfect sound, you can be sure that talk time will be crystal clear.

Always Ready - Just pick up and talk
Connects to your phone automatically when you pick up the headset
Automatic volume adjustment
Up to 2 months of standby time when stored in the holder
Up to 8 hours of extended talk time (2 h with the headset, 6 h in the holder)

Surprisingly simple

Press on the centre to reveal the headset

Nobody wants a Bluetooth headset that looks fantastic but is a chore to use.

Function and form go hand in hand, which is why the Nokia Luna has been created with simplicity in mind. It comes with NFC technology, so once you take it out of the package, you simply tap to pair with your phone. And if you’re one of the growing number of people with a separate work and personal phone, no problem. The Nokia Luna can pair with two devices at the same time. To make things even easier, it also has voice guidance and uses a micro USB cable for fast charging.

As you can see, the Nokia Luna proves that surprises really do come in all shapes and sizes. But more than that, it shows that Bluetooth headsets, which dare to be different really are the future.

Helpful voice prompts for pairing, and connection and battery status
Connect with 2 phones at the same time using advanced multipoint
Connect to both work and personal phones
Nokia Luna is NFC enabled
Just touch it to your compatible NFC phone to pair and connect

Conveniently store and charge the headset at the same time

Just touch it to your compatible NFC phone to pair and connect

Daringly different. Surprisingly simple.

This is a Bluetooth headset like nothing you've ever seen, yet it's incredibly easy to use.

Handsfree like never before

The most playful headset ever with an eyecatching design, delicious colors and pop it mechanism.

Surprisingly simple to use

Always Ready – simply pop the headset from the holder to answer and put it back to end. NFC - simply tap the back of the holder with your phone to pair. Voice prompts to guide you through pairing, battery low etc.

Extended battery life

Amazing 2 months standby time. Conveniently storage and charge the headset when in the holder – 8h of talk time.

Nokia Luna Bluetooth Headset is compatible with the following:

Compatible with any Bluetooth enabled mobile device
NFC pairing is compatible with the Nokia 700, Nokia 701, Nokia 600, Nokia 603

Product Description

Nokia BH-220 Luna; 2.1+EDR; HFP;HSP; microUSB; intraaural; 8 h; 35 h

Daringly different. Surprisingly simple.
This is a Bluetooth headset like nothing youve ever seen; yet its incredibly easy to use.

Handsfree like never before
The most playful headset ever with an eyecatching design; delicious colors and pop it mechanism.

Surprisingly simple to use
Always Ready �?" simply pop the headset from the holder to answer and put it back to end. NFC - simply tap the back of the holder with your phone to pair.Voice prompts to guide you through pairing; battery low etc.

Extended battery life
Amazing 2 months standby time. Conveniently storage and charge the headset when in the holder �?" 8h of talk time.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

Effecient Neat Design that Works Well 25 Jan 2012

By Hagrid's Umbrella VINE™ VOICE

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This ear piece is a lovely neat piece of design that looks good is simple use and does its job well. What I like best about this is its small, neat and work simply.

A phone ear piece is obviosuly handy for walking and essential for the car but but I've always not liked the look of them and would feel pretty self concious using those more like a Madonna microphone (indeed I never used the one I had). This is so small, the ear piece is about the size of a triple thickness tuity fruity (excluding bit into ear), and I don't feel too bad using it. I was sceptical the microphone would be much use being so far from the mouth but it works very well.

I'm using it on an older Nokia X6 and despite not having the neater NFC link (going by the instructions) the Bluetooth set up was simple only taking a minute or two. Set up was
- Charge (2 hours)
- Take ear piece out of the cradle
- Enable Bluetooth on the phone
- Search for device from the phone
- Select the Luna, I didn't event need to enter a code.

Thereafter taking the earpiece out of the cradle powers it on and automatically the phone finds it switches to head phone setting. Put it back in the cradle and it powers off and reset the phone to main speaker. You can use it as an ear piece to listen to music but of course that's only in one ear.

The cradle is also neat, about the size and shape of the small tangerine about 4.5 cm in diameter. Its not a massive or awkward shaped to take around and could go in you trouser pocket as long as not taking too much stuff round. You also get a USB lead to link the cradle to to charge the ear piece, a slim wall plug and 3 sizes of ear buds. Charge time is 2 hours and if the 8 hour talk time is true I'll be very impressed.

I think it's a wonderful neat device that I may now use without feeling too self concious. Its not cheap so you need to consider that but it is a very nice useful gadget.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Simple, Sleek Bluetooth Headset 16 Feb 2012

By P. McCauley VINE™ VOICE

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I must admit when I first saw this product I wasn't sure what it was like to have a blue tooth headset in an ear plug, rather than one which loops around the ear.

The design looked appealing, and its docking station is genius, and keeps everything together, easy charge method and protects the ear bud when not in use.

The actual functioning of this is quite good I found. It turns on automatically when released from the dock, and it searches for a device, and I found it straight away on my phone. I made a call, and hey presto, it worked perfectly. Nice clear sound, and looks very discrete as-well. It would work great in situations where you don't want to hold a phone and talk, and yet don't want to use speaker as so others cant hear. Ideal in work, or in a car, or walking around.

Overall, I found this to be a very well designed, and clever product, that looks great and serves its function perfectly.

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Futuristic headset with great design, good sound quality 2 Feb 2012

By Priyan Meewella VINE™ VOICE

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The Luna headset is a tiny, futuristic looking bluetooth headset from Nokia which proves that, despite their recent stumbles, their hardware remains a force to be reckoned with.

With a simple press the headset pops out of its base unit, revealing a triangular device barely larger than a headphone earbud. The rubber earpiece stays put with ease and the unit is lightweight and easy to wear for prolonged periods. The build quality is high and it looks both discrete and incredibly sleek - even my non-techie flatmate felt the need to comment.

I was cautious about a headset that didn't extend down towards the mouth at all, but those I called found the microphone clarity to be excellent, although it lost some of the lower frequencies giving a slightly tinny sound. Incoming sound was similarly clear and fairly warm.

The Luna sports NFC (Near Field Communication), designed to speed up the bluetooth pairing process by simply tapping it against the phone. Designed with Nokia handsets in mind, the process doesn't seem to be standardised across all NFC handsets (mine is a Samsung Galaxy Nexus), but standard bluetooth pairing was so swift and easy that it was a negligible issue. After pairing for the first time (with a female voice talking you through the process) it will automatically pair whenever you pop the device out of the base.

Charging is via the now-common micro-USB so should not require an extra cable when you travel. Nokia advertise around 8 hours of talk time, which sounds a little higher than what I have experienced so far but it may take a few charging cycles to reach that level.

The only drawback I found was that answering a call using the tiny button on the device is extremely fiddly, meaning I tend to answer on the handset itself. For those who need to work (almost) completely hands-free, that could be a dealbreaker.

Overall this headset is highly recommended for its great design and good sound quality.

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