Name: HS-500
Brand: BlackBerry
SKU: 75172
Rating: 4.0 (2 reviews)

easy to use and functional

lack of volume controls
No dedicated volume keys or volume-specific controls
with only a micro-USB vehicle charger

Acoustic design: Open
Sound output: Mono
Style: In-Ear
Connectivity technology: Wireless

BlackBerry HS-500 - Pros & Cons

easy to use and functional

lack of volume controls
No dedicated volume keys or volume-specific controls
with only a micro-USB vehicle charger
the gadget looked too Ã¢ÂÂboringÃ¢ÂÂ or Ã¢ÂÂplain
constantly reaching for my BlackBerry to manually turn up call-volume
lacks some key controls
lack of volume controls on the headset largely defeats the

BlackBerry HS-500 - Technical Overview

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Weight	15 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

BlackBerry - Video Reviews (1)

BlackBerry HS-500 - Full Specifications

Sound output	Mono
Style	In-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wireless
Headset (integrated/enclosed microphone)	yes

Weight	0.53 oz

Battery operated	yes

Colour of product	Black
Acoustic design	Open
Attachment type	Earloop/Ear conch

Audio streaming via bluetooth	A2DP HFP
Wireless connection	Bluetooth
Wireless range	10

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BlackBerry HS-500 BlackBerry - Editorial Reviews (2)

BlackBerry HS-500 RIM BlackBerry HS-500 Wireless Headset Hands-On Review

CIO

Published: 20.10.2009

RIM BlackBerry HS-500 Wireless Headset Hands-On Review

BlackBerry-maker RIM's latest smartphone accessory, the BlackBerry HS-500 Bluetooth Headset, delivers decent call quality, comfort and a cool music-over-stereo-Bluetooth feature. But its minimalist design and lack of buttons end up hurting overall performance. Here's why.

BlackBerry HS-500 RIM BlackBerry HS-500 Wireless Headset

Computerworld

Published: 20.10.2009

RIM BlackBerry HS-500 Wireless Headset

Research In Motion (RIM) makes a whole lot more than just BlackBerry smartphones; the Canadian-company sells BlackBerry Enterprise Servers (BES) and secure smart-card readers to organizations to name a couple examples, along with a bevy of smartphone- and gadget-related accessories like skins, cases, and Bluetooth peripherals for everyday BlackBerry owners.