Now the link has been made, but the real question is why has it taken so long? You don’t think Bose would miss out on that opportunity, do you? According to Pocket-lint’s Rik Henderson, it’s because Bose wanted to wait until the wireless technology became good enough to match their sound quality. However, we were aware of the plans back in October.

Now that Bluetooth has moved on and upgraded to 2.1, the long awaited Bose Bluetooth headset is on its way. The device can automatically adjust the voice levels against background noise to give you the best possible sound.

The device comes with a range of ear buds that fit neatly into your ear, it has all the usual things that a wireless headset would be expected to have, call buttons and volume buttons. Our experience of Bose products has always been good.

You will be able to pick one up in January but as with all Bose products, it isn’t going to be cheap. The device will retail for £ 119. Head to the bottom of the article to see the headset unboxed and pieced together, courtesy of Slashgear. There is a gallery of images from all different angles that you can view at Pocket-lint.com by clicking here.

What do you think of the headset? Will you be buying one?

As you know Bose products do not come cheap, because when people hear the brand name, the first thing to enter their minds is quality. This headset will carry a price of around $150 and if you want to get your hands on one, you only have to wait until mid/end of November.

This headset sports a TriPort design and uses advanced Bose Adaptive Audio Adjustment technology, which is said to measure the background noise and incoming speech then automatically adjust the headset’s voice levels.

It comes with a protective case and includes 3 StayHear ear-tips. This model also benefits from a sliding on/off switch, LED status indicators that show whether a Bluetooth connection is established with the phone or not, as well as how much battery life there is left.

Will You pay that much for a headset or just settle for cheaper version?