Native Union MM01H-SKB-1 Moshi Moshi POP Phone for iPhone/Blackberry and

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 3 x 10 x 3.9 inches


• Shipping Weight: 14.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)


• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.


• ASIN: B005QXX21U


• Item model number: MM01H-SKB-1
  

By : Native
Price : $29.99

Product Description

Designed by the acclaimed French designer David Turpin the Retro POP handset is his interpretation of the classic 50’s Bakelite style telephone. This soft touch silver finish handset has a luxurious feel that combines classic style with a contemporary edge. Fitted with first class speaker and microphone this handset also uses noise reduction technology for better sound comfort.It can also be fitted with a USB adaptor for use with Skype or other VOIP software on your computer.

Technical Details

• Using a Pop reduces up to 99% of the radiation absorbed compared to a direct use of your mobile phone


• Native 3.5mm jack to plug directly in your iPhone, Blackberry and latest Macbooks (some mobile phones may need an adaptor to connect the POP to the mobile telephone)


• One touch button for pick-up /hang-up directly from the handset


• Noise reduction system


• Patented design

 

Native Union MM01H-SKB-1 Moshi Moshi POP Phone for iPhone/Blackberry and Smartphones (Sky Blue) - Retail Packaging - Sky Blue

 

Customer Reviews

I initially bought my Moshi Moshi handset as a novelty, but I'm shocked how useful it's turned out to be. Like everyone in their 30s or older, I grew up using phones with handsets just like this one. I had forgotten how comfortable they were to use, however. This thing can be cradled between shoulder and chin, just like a real phone, and it doesn't get hot like cellphones do. Sound quality is better than other wired (and wireless) headsets I've used--I often have difficulty understanding people on my phone, due to Sprint's highly compressed signal, but so far have had no problems understanding callers when using the Moshi Moshi handset. Highly recommended.
(I'm using this product with an HTC phone and an adapter which was provided by NativeUnion for free after I emailed them and requested an adapter for my phone--so it's not just for ipod users!)

My initial reaction when I saw the Moshi Moshi handset was that is was a cool novelty that I wanted to get a few laughs from friends. But as I used it on my iPhone 4, I noticed an immediate improvement in reception and call/voice quality. People I spoke with also commented that my voice was much clearer compared with my Bluetooth headset or even when I'm not using any headset at all.
I get a lot of calls on my cell when at my desk. I never used my Bluetooth headset when not "out and about," and now leave my iPhone docked to the charger/radio/stereo unit with the Moshi Moshi handset plugged in. It's wonderful to have a comfortable "old-fashioned" headset again. I guess technology has done many things but it my opinion it hasn't yet replaced it.
The handset is of seemingly simple yet durable plastic construction. There is a single button under the receiver (in the center) that lets you answer calls and also hang-up.
Incidentally, the phrase "moshi moshi" is Japanese and is how most Japanese answer the telephone. I lived in Tokyo for 7 years and thought that was a very cute and clever name for the product. Two thumbs way up from me!