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rog
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On 2010-09-28 16:33:25, SKIBBE wrote:
I still would like to know if it can be used along with a BT headset. (if anyone knows)
Yes, it can. Just tried it with an HBH-IS800, it works just fine. Pretty neat wireless combo! 
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Toney_Ericsson
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From: United Kingdom
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That actually looks like a piece of cheap toyish shit I wouldn't buy it.
Might as well get an X10 mini and some sellotape and tape it to your wrist.
Long gone are the days when the MBW came out and that was actually something good. Even Sony Ericsson accessories suck major shit these days....
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pt020
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Toney_Ericsson
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Why the hell didn't Sony Ericsson put these features onto a new MBW watch, something that actually looks like quality rather than a cheap looking plastic piece of shit. I wouldn't buy that rubbish.
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mriley
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Its size and appearance let it.down. imo.
it doesn't look stylish, and its looks too big and clumsy to attach to your wrist.
the battery life will also be affected as there's no.option to disable Bluetooth.
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jplacson
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I'd probably still get one just for the fun of it... I had wished they made it weather/waterproof though.
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pt020
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Toney_Ericsson
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On 2010-10-28 09:54:57, pt020 wrote:
On 2010-10-28 01:23:43, mriley wrote:
and its looks too big and clumsy to attach to your wrist.
Dimensions are 11.0 x 35.0 x 35.0 what is 10-15 mm smaller and 4 mm thinner then the MBW-150 watch
(15.0 x 45.0 x 50.0)
Heres a strap for the X10 mini so it can look identical to your other wrist
http://www.nationaloutdoors.n[....]rfoot-Compass-Watch-Strap.html
and only £10 the same as that Live Veiw cheap looking piece of shit is really worth.
Fail
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mriley
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I'm just saying that it.doesn't. look as.stylish as the watches. although they might be useful for.bikers
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pt020
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Toney_Ericsson
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They could of improved upon the MBW series of watches thats what I expect but cheap looking rubbish is what they have brought out. No vibrate, not water resistant yet advertising it as wearing it on your outer body yeah thats really good.
That plastic clip and strap looks really shit, that wont last long as a proper watch would.
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pt020
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Toney_Ericsson
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On 2010-10-29 08:26:45, pt020 wrote:
My first MBW-150 watch stoped working after 5 month.....so even that it looks good and is build good it is still no gurantee that it will work for long.
Yeah the LED starts to fail. I have the MBW 100 and 150, the 150 is alright but the 100 LED lights are not as bright as they were. They should of carried on with the MBW series but didnt Fossel actually make the watches instead of Sony Ericsson.
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pt020
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Toney_Ericsson
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On 2010-10-29 09:13:35, pt020 wrote:
As you are I also think that they should go on with the MBW series ,it is so small that they could put it easy in the frame of the MBW,but they did not.
For it self this screen can show all depends on the apps and if there will be enough apps for it,it will be a hit and not only with SE phones.
I have 3XMBW´s and no problem with the leds (yet) my first watch just lost its connection with the phone(s)
Yeah they should of implemented it into following MBW-series. Anyone can make a display with a material strap, but it's nowhere near as good as an MBW watch. I think the first MBW-100 was the best quality wise that was made by Fossel. This 'Live Veiw' is like taking 10 steps backwards to me. It's not something a 'sophisticated city professional' would wear it's more for the chav or the mountain biker at the weekend.
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