So the fruit of the LG and Prada tie up continues to show up at the Lordpercy.com offices. This time a Bluetooth headset that offers more style than substance, every hoodie in the land will love it!

A Bluetooth headset smaller than a 10 pence piece, that's what you get with the brand new Motorola H9 Bluetooth earpiece. The downside is a rather tight in ear fit and the uncanny resemblance when side on to a small boys tackle!

What do you get when you mix ex military technology with call centre reliability and some of the latest Bluetooth protocols? The Qstik EVOQ of course.

It may sound like some satellite TV daytime show but in fact it's Sony's new Bluetooth headset. The heavily built (that's the PC term) GV435, may be a bit big boned but it does have a clarity and stamina so many headsets lack.

If they make Bluetooth headsets any smaller then fictional characters will be the only ones able to use them!  Nokia are the race to make headsets so small it's difficult to know you are wearing them.

A Bluetooth headset that can be used in a soft top car at 50mph? We put the extreme noise cancelling properties of the new nXZEN headset to the test and discover if it can stand the pace.

If you are the type of gadget freak who wears a Bluetooth headset inside a nightclub then don't even look at the BT500. It may not be pretty but for those who need to make calls reliably on the move day after day it may be the right answer.

Bluespoon AX

A funky design packed into a very small Bluetooth headset but will it withstand the rigorous microscope of PJ Skelton as he puts Nextlink's Bluespoon AX to the test.

Motorola H500

Still shrinking in size but yet lasting longer, sounds unlikely but Motorola's latest Bluetooth headset seems up to the job and you can even turn of the flashing blue light!

Bluetake BT400 G5

A headset that doesn't make you look like a freak or an alien? The new Bluetake BT400 G5 is put through it's paces. But does it come even close to meeting its rather bold claims of 5 hours talktime and 250hrs on standby?

The latest Bluetooth headset from Motorola looks like it should be worn on the deck of the Starship Enterprise. But it's far more likely to be seen on the ear of someone with plenty of bling.

Motorola's past Bluetooth headsets have been OK but not much more than that but the we've had the HS850 for a week and used it heavily and its still on the first charge!

Nokia's previous attempts at Bluetooth headsets have had mixed results, but while basic the HS-11W offers all you need for a comfortable and reliable conversation on the move.

A Bluetooth enabled desktop and portable speakerphone

A new Bluetooth standard has been ratified Bluetooth 1.2 is here but what does that mean for us mere mortals, finally a headset arrives which actually uses the new technology and so we get a preview of Jabra's new baby.

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