Bluetooth headsets make communication safer and easier to manage.
Bluetooth technology is widely considered to be a major stepping stone in personal and technical communication. The technology was originally designed as a replacement for serial cables, but its uses are nearly unlimited now. In addition to being used for hands-free communications with cell phones, Bluetooth is also used for other computer-based applications. Based on compatibility, Nokia proves to be a solid bet for Bluetooth use.
Go Wireless
Nokia makes several cell phones and headsets that can make communication wireless. The advantage of using Nokia products is that even many non-Nokia headsets function with them without a problem. That same thing can also be said for many non-Nokia phones that easily work with Nokia brand headsets.
Software
Nokia products feature advanced software designed to make units simple to operate. In most cases, two Bluetooth units used within 30 feet on one another find each other and work together right away when a simple passkey is entered. Nokia software that is preloaded into your Nokia device activates and asks for a code to mesh the devices.
Power
Nokia designs its products to be power friendly. You can literally get days and days of power out of a Bluetooth headset operating on a small commonly used rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Nokia also makes a number of energy-efficient cell phones and other handheld electronics.
Cost Effective
As of December 2010, Nokia offered approximately 40 Bluetooth-based headset products and more than 300 Bluetooth-enabled communication devices. That volume allows the company to sell its products at fair prices. Bluetooth gear is relatively simple to make and repair because no moving parts are involved. Those factors also contribute to low pricing.
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