Summary: Touted as their “smallest Bluetooth headset to date”, they really weren’t kidding when they called the BH-804 Nokia’s smallest. As I found out, it could also be Nokia’s most complete Bluetooth headset to date. It doesn’t hurt neither that the BH-804 scores high on the style-factor, with high-quality materials and presentation that would make the BH-804 feel right at home next to Nokia’s luxury 8800 line of mobile phones. With just two buttons, it’s simplicity at its best. Through the use of a single piece of Aluminium, build quality is extremely good, the best we’ve seen so far. While audio performance could have been excellent, ultimately we could only rate it as “above average” due to the fact that the supplied ear tips don’t get the best audio quality possible out of the BH-804. Wireless performance for such a compact unit was good, while battery can be considered pretty good, considering the compact dimensions of the unit. What we ended up liking less was the charger adapter, which lacks a locking mechanism, although you can always skip it and use the desktop charger. Overall rating 9.2 out of 10. Probably one of the first things that stand out is the packaging. Instead of going for the plain box route, Nokia decided to use a “hidden treasure”theme with matching key, lock, map and treasure box! All of this came in a plain white box designed to protect the real treasure chest package inside, which I doubt could have survived the carnage that is the mail service. A simple map with various sections is used to explain the idea behind the BH-804. Going through the different sections on the map eventually

Source: Gadgetnutz