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The "manual" consists of a few icons that immediately lead to the goal, if the power button "right" suppressed - just try more often. A tip: When turning the neck and a tiny LED next to the button blinks green and vibrates permanently excited during Pairings blue.

That's it. No punitive expeditions, such as "You have to charge me but only five times and you bow three times towards the East". Simply Löshören!

Charged the headset with a standard micro USB connector is (a 17cm cable included). When charging is completed, the LED changes from red to green.

The buttons for start / stop, forward, backward, volume up, volume and phone have been gathered quickly and find them even without looking.

The neck portion is barely or not at all noticeable, less than a shirt collar or a sweater - it's just not there at all.

The sound is, hm ... subtle and balanced, for Wah-Bumm need an equalizer. The plugs fit well (are outwardly not thick, not abut the external ear) and protect the environment even without active noise "Cancellation" surprisingly well.

The voice quality when making calls is totally ok and less stressful.

I use the headset to an iPad and a MacBook. Although you can not listen to both at the same time, however, switching between the devices is intuitive and even by stopping or restart player on the respective devices. And of course interrupts eg a telephone conversation on the iPhone / iPad (with me Acrobits Ground Wire via Sipgate VOIP - cool) playback on the PC.

Last not least,: Videos are always reproduced lip-sync - that was my MW600 on iPad rather the exception. You can take the SBH80 even halfway usable piano playing (for example with GarageBand or iGrand piano on the iPad, but not on Mac, as the delay is too large).

The only drawback: The optics are used to. Depending on the clothing looks you like having in Frankenstein's monster forget to pull the neck electrodes out after the electric shock. And it's not white :-)