Lenovo Accessories: Wireless Mouse (N3903A) $12, Wireless Headset (W770B) $22, Multimedia Remote w/ Keyboard (N5902) $35 + Free Shipping

anyone have experience with that headset?

For those who received the headset, can you please review it?

My main questions:
1) Does the sound cut in and out (especially when you move around)?
2) How is the audio quality?
3) Does it hold a charge well?

Thanks! I'll be happy to give reputation points.

Tofu Vic

1. Yes. The sound cuts in and out. My computer is under my desk and my desk is in the loft so I'm not even completely walled in. If I walk into the hallway, it will start to cut out a bit. I can't go downstairs. My house isn't very big. So the distance is pretty disappointing.

2. The audio quality is pretty good. I'm no audiophile, but I think it sounds nice for wireless headphones. The sound is better then another entry level wireless Sennheisers I use in the basement. The mic is pretty decent as well. For where it's placed (a hole at the bottom of the right ear) I was surprised at the quality. That's not to say it's great.. it's a bit tinny and you can certainly tell it's a headset, but the volume was good and the mic picked up my voice well enough.

3. Just tried them out tonight so I can't say how long the battery lasts. I'm not a heavy user so they'll probably sit on my desk for a few days before I use them again.

The charging cable is a full sized USB at one end and a 3.5mm male audio plug at the other end so unless you have a spare of that specific type of cable (and who does) make sure you pack it when you travel because you won't be able to use your other cables to charge it.

One nice feature of the headset is that it has a toggle switch under the left ear which allows you to pause/play/fwd/rwd in both WMP and WMC (and control volume of course). I wish the volume was a roller dial because the toggle is a bit odd, but... eh... whatever... I'll get used to it.
Note: I don't know if it can control itunes because I don't use itunes.

When there is no audio for a few minutes it will auto shut off.

OK, the range is poor, but still, I picked up another set for the HTPC because I rarely need to wander around the house and still get audio. So if you only need it in the same room, it's not a bad choice. As of this post, it's on the Lenovo site for $25+tax, free shipping, no coupon needed. I still tried the coupon and it didn't lower the price either. It was worth a try.

Awesome, I've been waiting for the N5902 to go on sale again for a while.