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Classical Hands Free
Most hands free kits you see these days come in sleek styling that will definitely enhance any work space in a professional manner. What happens if you’re the type who always like to go against conventional wisdom? The Classical Hands Free fits the bill perfectly – this retro-looking device allows you to chat with your friends as though you were talking on a home phone, although I don’t see where the hands free part comes in if it looks like a regular home phone receiver that I can hold up to my ear. Would be pretty awkward to see this lying on the table just like that though. Supported cell phone models include Sony Ericsson, Motorola, Samsung, Nokia and Panasonic. The Classical Hands Free will retail for $19.
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1 thought on “Classical Hands Free”
Dude, its CLASSIC hands free… meaning you put it on your shoulder, and hold it with your ear.
Dude, its CLASSIC hands free… meaning you put it on your shoulder, and hold it with your ear.