The Mockia Bluetooth Retro Handset is the finest and most fabulous Bluetooth accessory available in the world today. Well we think so anyway!
Remember when big old phones were the only way to talk? Rekindle that warm nostalgia of a far less immediately contactable age with the
Mokia Retro Bluetooth Handset. Experience the joy of vintage telecom, perfect for the workplace or simply down the pub. This lovely gizmo will look rather charming placed on the bar of your local lunchtime office, or even nestling in the glove compartment of your Bentley!
Classic 60's Style!
This vintage styled handset use clever Bluetooth technology to work with your mobile phone. Get all traditional with your mobile by making / receiving calls via your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone using this charming and delightful handset. Tuck your phone out of sight, and make all your calls on this charming throwback to the golden era of communications!
The handset features an on/off, call, answer / end multifunction button, 2 LED display indicators for connection and charge status and volume control buttons, all wrapped up in a retro shell with a whole heap of vintage charm.
Its big, chunky, and downright cool!
These Bluetooth handsets can also be used in conjunction with your Bluetooth enabled MAC or PC for internet phone calls (VOIP) such as the Skype system.
Features
Bluetooth Version 2.0.
Supports Bluetooth Hands free profile 1.5, headset profile 1.1.
Security - Encrypted link.
Charges via mini USB.
Range 0 - 10m Connection - Point to point.
Paired device - up to 7, one at a time.
Talk time up to 6 hours.
Standby time up to 200 hours.
Operating temperature -10 to 45 degrees C.
Rechargeable Lithium Polymer Battery.
Charging time up to 2 hours 50 minutes.
Compatible with Bluetooth enabled phones - including iPhone 3G & 3GS.
Price: £ (inc VAT)
Watch It In Action:
Please note: The phone demonstrated in the video above is a different model to the Mokia Bluetooth Retro
Phone and is only being used as an example of how the Bluetooth Retro Handset works.
