This ultra-lightweight (.33-ounce) headset provides 15 hours talk time on one AAA battery, with a pocket charger that can continously recharge the unit when not in use. It has last-number redial and voice dialing, a pocket case that vibrates on incoming calls, and a chrome travel case for the headset and all accessories.

For the ultimate in stylish Bluetooth wear, the RAZRWIRE is it. Great for use while cycling or golfing, the RAZRWIRE rings in your ear for privacy, and has just three multi-function buttons for ease of use. Features include call hold, redial, call transfers, and voice dialing. You can remove the headset to use the sunglasses alone. The rechargeable battery provides 6 hours talk time.

If your preferred transport is a motorcycle, you need the Cardo Scala Rider. This unique headset clamps onto your helmet, putting a wind-resistant boom mike in front of you and a tiny speaker inside your helmet near your ear. Controls are on the battery pack attached to the helmet. It supports voice-dialing, and calls are amazingly loud and clear on both ends, for such a difficult sonic environment.

If you want more from your Bluetooth headset than just great voice quality and standard features like voice dialing, answer and end buttons, try the Jabra BT800. It has a unique backlit LCD that shows Caller ID on incoming calls, plus calling lists and menu options. You can also choose from vibrate or ring alerts.

Street talkers and commuters who want to keep their hands free will appreciate this reasonably priced Bluetooth headset. A perennial favorite due to its exceptional comfort during long wear, it also provides excellent voice clarity against background noise and wind, and looks good too!