Motorola HS820

Looks cheap, is cheap, but works a treat.

Angelina Jolie may have carried off the Bluetooth headset look in Tomb Raider, but large chunks of plastic are generally best left to Pat Butcher's lobes. Except when you're talking about Moto's old HS810, that is. Those cool lights, the flip that turned it on and off - it was great. Motorola promised even better hardware this time round - but it's gone and bunged it into this lump-of-junk design. There's method behind the madness: this one's a lot cheaper, making it a great way to get decent call quality with excellent battery life for less. It's just a shame it looks so tacky.