Nokia Bluetooth Wireless Headset HDW-2

4 reviews

May, 2013

Positive
Portability (3)
Design (2)
Usability (1)

Negative
Comfort (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 4 reviews from magazines and websites. Opinions about the usability and design are on the whole positive, but there are some critical views about the comfort.

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Expert review by: Aloysius Choong (cnet.com.au)

Nokia Bluetooth Wireless Headset HDW-2

Although the HDW-2 falls a little short when it comes to performance, its ease-of-use is a big plus. Anyone can have a stab at Bluetooth now.

Compact, stylish design ; Tap button on to answer on headset

Tricky to attach to ear

At AU$249, the HDW-2 is cheaper than other Bluetooth headsets we've seen. It isn't bad for a first try, although there are various inconsistencies from reception to battery choice. But at the end of the day, Nokia should be applauded for doing what it...

Jul, 2004

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Nokia Bluetooth Wireless Headset HDW-2

Although the HDW-2 falls a little short when it comes to performance, its ease-of-use is a big plus. Anyone can have a stab at Bluetooth now.

May, 2003

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Expert review by: Aloysius Choong (asia.cnet.com)

Nokia Bluetooth Wireless Headset HDW-2

After a previous cancellation, Nokia finally comes up with a Bluetooth headset. Find out how it fares in this full review.

Fuss-free configuration and usage; compact design

Stiff and uncomfortable earloop; uses NiMH battery

Although the HDW-2 falls a little short when it comes to performance, its ease-of-use is a big plus. Anyone can have a stab at Bluetooth now.

May, 2003

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Consumer review by: slakey (cnet.com.au)

"give this one a big miss!"

I regret having purchased this one, battery life is very short - no where near what Nokia quote. It could not last a whole day without a recharge with normal use from day one, a new battery did not improve. Headset frequently disconnects for no...

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poor battery life, disconnects, very unreliable

May, 2006

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