Nokia HDS 3

Loud and clear

Loosing cover on earphone, I lose both cover. A little bit difficulty in plusin the phone

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The design is obvious! It took my 9 year old daughter exactly 15 seconds to work them out. :-) the microphone is as good as anything I have used. I don't listen to radio, but I have used them as handsfree. Only problem I find (but then I find it with...

My cord has the straight connector instead of the 90 degree one that this one has but is otherwise identical. Works great except that it gets loose at times and the sound will only work in one ear until you snugly plug it back in again. I wish it had...

The guy is correct. You all have been using the headset wrong. Its a common mistake. I even wore it that way a few months before I realized there was a mic integrated inside. You adjust the position of the white clip that is located between the...

I put the earbuds in, slide the little plastic piece down to my waist, pull it apart and reassemble it behind my neck. That brings the microphone up to the perfect location, and the cords are kind of "hidden" behind your back. Then I turn on the radio,...

I have been the recipient of the following comments while "using" this headset - and experimenting with the mic held at various distances, even NEXT TO my mouth: "You sound like you're talking over a 1970s school PA system" "You sound like you're...

Let me get the good out of the way first: The earbuds sound pretty good. The radio on my 6800 was clear and loud. So, that's it for the good. It feels like nobody at Nokia actually thought this product through before putting it on the market. I...

Let me get the good out of the way first: The earbuds sound pretty good. The radio on my 6800 was clear and loud. So, that's it for the good. It feels like nobody at Nokia actually thought this product through before putting it on the market. I...

I received this as a birthday present, and thought that it would be really neat. I was wrong. It appears that the people at Nokia didnt really give this head set a test drive. When you are wearing the piece, the microphone is about 18 inches away...