Cingular Go Phone: Altec Lansing T515 Portable Speaker for Stereo Bluetooth Phone Review

I was looking for both a desktop speaker and headset (for working out and general entertainment) for my Blackjack II music.After hours of headset comparisons I decided on one and then went on to find a desktop speaker and stumbled upon this Altec Lansing desktop/travel speaker with a detachable headset.There is a little door in between the speakers which holds a small unit into which you plug wired, very comfortable earphones (and I have small ears).The pairing is very easy and the sound is pretty impressive especially considering the size of the shiny black speaker unit.Right now I am listening to XM radio through the headphones and it sounds amazing.I am extremely impressed and I am very critical.By the way I did not order the other headset cause this does it all!!!Oh and it comes with this nice case which holds the speaker and earphones.The price on the box was $99. . .I got it for $34 plus shipping but it would have definately been worth the $99 as well!!:)

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Product Description:
One of the first speaker systems developed for the convergence of music-enabled cell phones and wireless audio streaming, the Altec Lansing T515 combines three audio devices in one: a portable stereo system, a speaker phone, and a wearable headset. The system coordinates the devices in imaginative ways. Say you're wirelessly streaming your tunes from your phone to the T515 speaker or headset when a voice call rings in. With the touch of a button, you can pick up the call from the T515 as either a speakerphone or directly from your cell phone, leading the music to shut off automatically. Then, when your call is done, you can hit the same button and the music will return. And that's just one of the T515's many innovative functions.
The key to the T515's impressive versatility is the pendant, which wirelessly captures a stereo music stream from the cell phone using A2DP Bluetooth technology. Listeners have the option of removing the pendant and using it as a headset, as it includes a built-in microphone and earbuds, or they can simply turn their cell phones into first-class speakerphones for occasions when several people need to converse at once. Further, the pendant's AVRCP Bluetooth protocol allows two-way (back and forth) wireless communication between the phone and the T515. And should you want to control the speaker system from a distance, the pendant handles that, too, as it syncs up with your phone to create a wireless remote control.
Most importantly for music fans, the T515 produces high-quality, crystal-clear sound, with a unique orientation that boosts bass and stereo separation as well as overall volume. Other details include power and volume buttons along the top for easy fingertip adjustment; a lightweight, portable design with a carrying case for easy transport; a shielded design that prevents speaker buzz; a 3.5 mm auxiliary input and cable for connecting an MP3 player, iPod, or personal CD player; and a seven-hour battery life using four AAA batteries (included). The T515, which measures 7.5 by 3 by 2.4 inches (W x H x D), is backed by a one-year warranty.
What's in the Box
Speaker/dock, wireless pendant headset, earbuds, four AAA batteries, AC adapter, line-in cord, USB charging cable, user's manual.

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