The Lubix stereo Bluetooth Headset is for those people who want the best of both worlds. It’s not only a decent hands free Bluetooth headset but it also doubles as a stereo headset to take advantage of those cell phones with A2DP playback. The Lubix stereo Bluetooth headset not only attempts to do two things, but it also is customizable with Skins, making it a fashion accessory as well. The Lubix stereo Bluetooth headset is no stranger to the people who are using this. The Lubix stereo Bluetooth headset is designed to not only be wearable as a necklace but also be customizable to your taste. Lubix offers consumers a chance to create a skin for their pair of Lubix stereo Bluetooth headset and you can choose from predetermined designs or you can create one yourself.  The skin itself is of good quality since the folks behind it, so we were more than pleased.

The pair we tested actually had two skins included which a nice touch The Lubix headset may look a bit out there since the earphone pieces are a bit on the large size. However, they are designed this way because of all the jog button controls that are located on the left earphone. The headset is held in place together magnetically in a form that resembles a pendant. The two pieces easily pull apart when you are ready to use them. Once you are done using your phone for the moment, then just bring the two parts together and they will seal closed magnetically.  The necklace cable is comfortable to wear and you can adjust the choker for neckband length. Included in the package is a manual, large or small ear tips, USB adapter, and USB cable.

Like any typical Bluetooth headset, the first thing that needs to be done is for the device to be paired. There are no batteries that need to be inserted but the device does need to be charged. Once the charging was completed, the next logical step is obviously to pair the device with your cell phone. Switched on the headset and held in the Talk/3D Sound button on the Lubix and the blue LED started to flash to indicate the pairing had begun. The Lubix was picked up immediately and paired both devices. Now both the audio and phone calls would be heard and received by the device. A key selling point of the Lubix stereo Bluetooth headset is the stereo quality with 3D sound effects. I was impressed with the sound quality overall considering this is not a dedicated pair of headphones. The sound was of decent quality and when you switched on the 3D sound effects it only enhanced the aural experience. Changing the volume can be done from the earpiece’s jog button. Since the controls are on the left ear bud, it will take sometime to train yourself for as to which button does what, if you do it blindly. But if you just take the piece out of your ear for a moment the task can be completed easily.