Cool idea, but unfortunately in detail insufficiently

March 27, 2015: Equal first, the whole is definitely suitable for other mobile phones as S3 / S2 provided they have the charging jack on the bottom and the middle. Space is abundant both in width and depth. The handset is easy to get used to having 54 grams, but is well so far in my big hands (the dimensions are 14 x 4 x 1cm). The sound on my page is IMHO better than the S3 itself. On page of the interlocutor there is something quiet and choppy again. In addition, there irritates the complete silence, since the handset apparently ceases to send when not on my side is spoken. I am often asked if I irritated because am still, since the impression is created the line was dead. I call frequently with a Bluetooth headset from Samsung, there is no such effect.

Overall, the whole concept would have liked (the mix of charging cradle and handset) very committed. But all in all not fit me then too much. Too bad.

+ Send Optics (matter of taste)
+ Charger tiltable (meant for video calling to be in the picture)
+ By three adjusting wheels adaptable to the shape of the mobile phone (two down, one rear)

- By the three adjusting wheels is the S3 (rounded down) shaky as needed in the loading position. The S2 (bottom right) is significantly better
- The usual fingerprint and scratch magnet surface
- Somewhat wobbly back caused by the large lever which makes the phone in the shell. Therefore, only gently using mobile phones possible.
- Something hake liges plug the phone, as there is no leadership. It is kept clean by the MicroUSB connector in place.
- The gigantic LED on the handset flashes unnecessary light in the three-second intervals and just sucks
- For the other person sounds the call cut off (the reason why I'm not going to keep the unit).

Conclusion: A very appealing idea. Unfortunately, poorly thought out solved. According to the price probably.