Jabra's new headset has an innovative component - a display. For years we had to fiddle with funny colours and beeps to figure out what was happening with our Bluetooth headset: Does it need some charging? Is it paired? Is it not?

The 10g BT4010 solves our troubles, and notifies us through a LCD of any occurrence that we should know of. It measures 49x17x28mm, and should be available in UK for about US$60, which is overpriced for a Bluetooth headset at this stage, but considering the innovation, some people won't mind to dig into their pockets.

The headset lasts 150 hours on standby, 6 hours on talk-time, and features auto-pairing and e-SCO technology crystal clear sound.

Source: Pocket-lint