Bluetrek ST1 Bluetooth Stereo Headset (Black)

As like the reviewer below
I have connected it without any problems to my N95 and am able to take calls, change tracks and volume easily.

However this has some serious design flaws which let down a potentially great product. (I think they did not test it thoroughly enough). You can't lie down as the battery pack pushes against the surface you are lying on and the headphones come out of your ears. They cannot be worn over the head only wrapped around the back of the neck. Moving around with it is not too comfortable either. The mic is not that sensitive when taking calls.

The below reviewer took the words out of my mouth, mine broke too but I just put black duct tape on the tubular section rather than retuning it:
"the plastic bit of tubing on the left side has now broken, after only light use, and always kept in case in between use. The design means the tubes are twisted every time it is used, so I expect them to test the material used to be strong but flexible.… more »

As like the reviewer below
I have connected it without any problems to my N95 and am able to take calls, change tracks and volume easily.

However this has some serious design flaws which let down a potentially great product. (I think they did not test it thoroughly enough). You can't lie down as the battery pack pushes against the surface you are lying on and the headphones come out of your ears. They cannot be worn over the head only wrapped around the back of the neck. Moving around with it is not too comfortable either. The mic is not that sensitive when taking calls.

The below reviewer took the words out of my mouth, mine broke too but I just put black duct tape on the tubular section rather than retuning it:
"the plastic bit of tubing on the left side has now broken, after only light use, and always kept in case in between use. The design means the tubes are twisted every time it is used, so I expect them to test the material used to be strong but flexible. "

I went for these headphones for the following reasons:
*for gym use
*all wired headphones are usually thrown away even when only the cable is broken. I then bought a set of headphones with a detachable cord. As these 3.5 mm male to male connection audio cables are only £1 - £5. Or between £8 - £10 for a high quality extra durable cord.

This was a waste of £30 (i bought it before at full price) avoid it. Buy an overhead/alice band design with a solid build that will not break easily. Or try a pair of headphones with a detachable cord or cable as the cord can be replaced cheaply or you can buy an expensive shielded copper cord/cable which will save money in the long run. you can even buy the large earphones which double as ear muffs in the winter. Make sure they have a detachable cord otherwise you will end up throwing away a perfectly good pair of headphones when the cable stops working.