Sony Ericsson announces the motion-activated MH907 headphones

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September 15th: Sony Ericsson claims, “the way you listen to music changes forever” on September 21st. September 21st: Sony Ericsson announces the MH907 motion-controlled headphones and 99.999999999999% of the world will continue listening to music the same old way. Don’t get us wrong — the new “SensMe” technology SE introduced today is kind of nifty. Basically, it allows you to control music playback and call handling by removing and replacing one of your ear buds. Ok that’s cool we suppose, but it begs the question: Is removing and replacing an ear bud to control your headset more or less convenient than simply tapping a button? We’re going to go with less. The novelty factor is certainly there though, so if you have a Sony Ericsson phone — yes, this headset will only work with SE phones — at least you have something interesting to look forward to. No pricing or release information has been made available.

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17 Comments
  • Albert

    1st baby!!!

    That’s all I have to say. lol

  • grrr

    weren’t they supposed to revolutionize music or something? they’re lame.

    people stopped posting FIRST 5 years ago albert. think of something else.

  • kanekm

    That’s it I thought they was gonna hit me with something unique/or I at least would care about but I’m left with this madness insult goes further with it being a SE phone only option

  • Peter

    Omg! lol…. I genuinely thought this was a joke! Whatever happened to Sony? Can anyone remember the days when they were cool?

  • p.mcgee

    ThEsE heAdFonEs LO0k KeWl BuT I WIsH ThEy WOUlD wOrK wITh mY Lg EnV :0( w00t w00t

  • Jason Bourne

    Is SE serious or is this some kind of a tech joke?

    They just need to go ahead and file for bankruptcy now or sell their assets to a real tech company.

    This is embarrassing.

  • http://www.twitter.com/jazzyl jazzyl

    well is that all SE you can do better?

  • matt

    Seriously SE?????

  • Jake

    That a really cool concept…hope they develop it further.

  • Hassan

    So how do you change the volume? Pat your head and rub your belly at the same time (clockwise for voume up, counter clockwise for volume down)? :-)

  • Rednex

    I was thinking someone could come up w kinetic-energy-charged pendant-style BT stereo headset (w FM radio): kind a “more you walk around, less u charge from wall outlet”…
    But this kind of b-sh…?! (Way 2 go (down), SE!)

  • celz

    albert u were way to excited about posting first.. this head set is even more pathetic than posting first.. the only logical application is running biking or driving.. this is great for a marathoner or some who loves excercise bikes but for music as a whole get real sony hasnt made an innovative music gadget since the cd man..

  • Sonya

    Dear Sony Erricson,

    Please stop selling your smartphones, they do not sell and are way overpriced for the average consumer for you to ever turn a large profit, or for that matter even a mediocre profit.

    Please stop selling these revolutionary headphones immediately, for they are are no where near revolutionary as I have already predicted that only 4 people will buy these across the globe, and 3 will shortly be returned after their complete and utter uselessness.

    Thank You,

    Sonya

  • Sonic

    LOL!! I would have expected a hands-free type of motion. What about adjusting them while you’re out for your daily run? Or pulling them out to talk to your neighbor?

    click-click…tone….

  • CBass

    Ha! I remember that game Hassan. I think I would consider buying something with the head pat/belly rub concept. At least, I would consider it more than this pair of Sony Ericsson headphones.

  • Darko

    This headset is realy something else. Se is truly innovative. You can’t oppose to that.
    I hope they’ll release these in 3,5 mm too for the coming products. Cool and simple features is the shit.

    To all you low life naggering idiots in this thread: Keep it up, it’s charming and really cool.

  • Mike

    All they need to do now is release a model with some decent ear buds at the end of the cable.

    like

    http://www.hearingprotection.co.uk
    best in ear monitors ever made, the actually fit your ears!

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