Nokia's first Bluetooth headset is not accompanied by a charger clearly indicates that it can be used only by a specific group of Nokia mobile owners. But hey, there's some piece of good news for Sony Ericsson users as well, for the device is compatible with Bluetooth-enabled T68i.

The HDW-2 weighs 25 grams, has a listed standby time of up to 60 hours and a talk time of up to 3 hours. Under normal circumstances, the headset is capable of entering and leaving the standby mode automatically. However, this headset offers impeccable audio quality with phones that support voice dialling. To maximize call security, the headset also supports encryption of the wireless connection for compatible phone models.

Nokia claims that the wireless headset offers ingenious and easy control over calls. The Answer/End button enables you to receive and make calls. It has a volume control and lets you redial and switch the audio back and forth between the handset and headset.

The Nokia HDW-2 Wireless Headset kit consists of the headset itself, a user's manual, a 4-digit PIN code to activate the device and two earplugs of different sizes. This headset though, has just hit European shelves and is still far away from India and currently sells for around 107 USD.