Geek Jewelry: Bluetooth Vibrating Bracelet with Caller ID

Feb 20 2009, 7:31am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Useful jewelry still doesn't come along very often. Brando now offers a stainless steel bracelet with Bluetooth.
The Bluetooth Bracelet vibrates when a call comes in and displays the caller ID on its small display.

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Another cool feature of the Bluetooth bracelet is the Link Loss Alert Function, which tells you when your phone is more than 5 meters away from you.
The geeky bracelet is charged via USB and has a stand-by time of 60 hours.
This Bluetooth Caller ID bracelet works also with the Apple iPhone (Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile).
The Bluetooth Bracelet sells for $49.90 on Brando.

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