Stylish Bluetooth headphones from Princeton

Princeton Japan has announced three wireless Bluetooth headphones. PTM-BHP1, PTM-BHP2 and PTM-BAH. PTM-BHP1's Bluetooth transmitter has a stereo connection. The BHP1 headphones can be used with a majority of audio equipment with Stereo In socket. It comes in three colors Silver, Blue and Black and the headphones weigh 50 grams. The PTM-BHP2 has the same Bluetooth transmitter but has an iPod dongle so it can be used as a Wireless headphone with any iPod. It comes in White color and headphones weigh only 13 grams. The PTM-BAH only includes headphones and can be used with Mobile phones, Handhelds, PC etc. Headphones are the same as PTM-BHP2 but are in Black color.


The PTM-BHP1/2 headphones with Bluetooth transmitter cost 12,800 Yen ($ 110) and PTM-BAH headphones cost 7,800 Yen ($ 60)

PTM-BHP1

PTM-BHP2

PTM-BAH
November 30, 2005 - 3:04 AM | Related Entries - MP3 Players | Comments ()


Reader Comments

  1. Zachary M George on "

    I believe the idea of Bluetooth headphones is absolutely exquisite! bring them on!

  1. dAve on "

    I bought these while stationed in Japan. They were roughly $170. The wireless part works beautifully, HOWEVER.

    There is an awkward, thick, braided wire tethering the two earpieces together. The wire never hangs loosely and is generally in the way.

    The earpieces, although pretty lightweight don't stay on your ears for the life of 'em. They don't really even make a good connection between speaker and ear, leaving a gap, and often times just flipping outward like teddybear ears.

    I ended up tearing them apart.

    The bluetooth/battery assembly from both earpieces all taped snugly together is roughly the size of 4 silver dollars stacked. With a headphone adapter you can connect any ol' headphones up, and leave the bluetooth unit hangin' like a pendant. Though, the speaker driver seems a bit weak...

    We may have to wait a li'l longer for this wireless technology to get its running legs.

    GANBARE~!

    -dAve
    www.h00rj.com

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