Sony-Ericsson MW600 Bluetooth Headset, FM Radio

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Along with the Sony-Ericsson Live View, we also received this Sony-Ericsson MW600 Hi-Fi Wireless Headset and FM Radio and if you’re wondering if we’re also giving it away, jump over to the bottom part to see how you can score this one too.

Like the SE Live View Smart Watch, the MW600 is a relatively old model but the features and functionalities of the wireless headset are still pretty much as useful as any in the market.

To top if off, if your cellphone does not come with an FM radio tuner, you can use the built-in tuner of the headset itself.

Controls for the phone function and music playback are all found in the Bluetooth module. SO, all you need to do is connect your handset to the module via Bluetooth, plug in the earphones to the module and listen to music straight from your phone tucked away in your bag or pocket. Do the same when you make or receive calls.

Since the earphones are separated from the module, you can actually replace it with any other 3rd-party earphones you like.

And even without any phone connected, you are able to play music via the integrated FM radio tuner on the module. The module is powered by a built-in Li-Ion battery and is charged via a micro-USB port on one end. There’s a clip attached to the module so you can tuck it in your pocket or sleeve for easy access and use.

The MW600 is being sold at Widget City for Php3,500 (check it out here). But if you don’t have a budget to buy a new headset for your phone, check out details below on how you can win this demo unit.

Once again, to make things easier we are using Rafflecopter to help pick the lucky winner of the MW600 Bluetooth Headset and FM Radio:



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Disclosure: Widget City provided the prize for this giveaway.

Frequently Asked Questions

What features does the MW600 wireless headset offer?
The headset features a built-in FM radio tuner and Bluetooth module controls.
How can you use the headset without a phone connected?
You can play music via the integrated FM radio tuner on the module.
Where are the controls for phone functions located?
Controls for phone function and music playback are in the Bluetooth module.
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rommel · 14 years ago

nice

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gscript · 14 years ago

galaxy tab 7.0 plus

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Don · 14 years ago

i used my samsung phone or my iPod classic 80gb

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Don · 14 years ago

i used me samsung phone or my iPod classic 80gb

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mark o · 14 years ago

i use my sensation xe with beats!..

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Mervin Laforteza · 14 years ago

wow. i hope to win this

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Brian · 14 years ago

sony nwz-w252

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Louis · 14 years ago

I used my phone ( Iphone 4s ) as my music player

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Wendell Tan · 14 years ago

i touch 8gig

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Laz · 14 years ago

so cool! something I’ve been drooling over since it is compatible with Xperia S :)

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Fate · 14 years ago

Philips Go Gear Raga

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ArnDrewMig · 14 years ago

ipod touch 4th gen! :D

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Vlad · 14 years ago

I use my cellphone :)

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Jill · 14 years ago

I used my phone ( Nokia 5320 EM ) as my music player.

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NIXS1225 · 14 years ago

i use my Philips MP3 Player and my phone

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Jam · 14 years ago

I use my phone.

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benchmark · 14 years ago

These are the two devices I want to buy in wodget city! Well as if naman mananalo ako…try try lang at bka maka chamba. Hehhee

Also my answer to the question, i am using my motorola droid razr (bought at widget city). Yep this is a good partner with my phone coz it doesnt have a radio function. :)

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Jedd Axell · 14 years ago

I use Zen X fi Style

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Phillip · 14 years ago

4gb CDR King mp3 player

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ra · 14 years ago

i use my cellphone!

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tordj · 14 years ago

miui music player in my dell streak 5

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mcometa · 14 years ago

iPod Shuffle!

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mary cheyzerr · 14 years ago

i use ipod nano

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ronald · 14 years ago

Samsung galaxy tab 7.7

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john michell · 14 years ago

i use my cellphone

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Anthony · 14 years ago

I use my cellphone’s fm radio or my stored music files.

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joi rosacay · 14 years ago

i use ipod nano and SE xperia arc s

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willy · 14 years ago

i use sony

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dcop · 14 years ago

I use my celphone as my media player.

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Patrick · 14 years ago

I still use my iPod Touch 4G as my primary PMP :)

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TERE · 14 years ago

ipod nano

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jesser · 14 years ago

iriver e40

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joseph · 14 years ago

im using my xperia neo v as my portable music player :)

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kiko · 14 years ago

sony w series

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tere · 14 years ago

ipod shuffle

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kiko · 14 years ago

awesome

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dewee · 14 years ago

xperia ray

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Warren SJ · 14 years ago

I use my Galaxy Ace as my music player.

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Joseph Darwin · 14 years ago

my portable music player is a Philips Go Gear Aria 8 GB

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mary zeychelle · 14 years ago

ipod nano

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Melit · 14 years ago

For now, my Nokia c-3

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Gervie M. · 14 years ago

an ipod shuffle. :)

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ferdinand sayson · 14 years ago

I use a cdr king mp3, and my xperia ray as my music device. And i’m a fm radio listener too

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mary zeychelle · 14 years ago

joined

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JIng · 14 years ago

i do own an ipod shuffle

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OJ · 14 years ago

an ipod nano. :D

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JIng · 14 years ago

ipod shuffle

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Crs · 14 years ago

weeeeeeeeeeeeee

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jerry · 14 years ago

an ipod touch :)

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Alexander · 14 years ago

samsung galaxy y

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