O ROKR Bluetooth Eyewear

Now on to the main aspect. I gotta admit the sound quality was quite good. (Then again, most Bluetooth headsets are.) Once you adjust the earpieces to sit into your ears – as best you can – you will notice that the clarity of the music is really quite good.

However, I did have a bit of a problem while taking calls. Although the volume was at maximum, the person at the other end wasn’t as audible as I expected. I kept asking if he could hear me and he could – but not too clearly. Pity an adjustable mic isn't on offer as well.

I had the opportunity to test it with the new RAZR 2 V8 and they make a great pair.

The Bottom Line
The glares are a great accessory to for the truly fashion-conscious. If you’re into brands, you can't do better than Oakleys, right? But the O ROKR, although innovative, is not a fully functioning Bluetooth headset for your mobile.

It's great for music, and though a bit too dark for the eyes, still serves its purpose. And it’s all good when it comes to style. But if you’re going to use the O ROKR for calls, bad idea.

Priced at around Rs. 13,000, it could turn out to be an expensive gift. Still, I’d take it. So if you can afford it, I say go right ahead, knock yourself out.