Samsung Corby WEP490 Bluetooth headset announced

Samsung currently has three Corby phones (well, four, if you count the B3310 Corby Mate too), and it will soon introduce a Corby Bluetooth headset as well.

Named Samsung WEP490 Corby, the headset comes in various color versions, to match the colorful Corby phones.

The WEP490 Corby features a status LED indicator, echo cancellation, noise reduction and automatic volume control. It can provide a talk time of up to 6 hours, or a stand-by time of up to 10 hours.

Samsung WEP490 Corby Bluetooth headset 1

Samsung WEP490 Corby Bluetooth headset

The Samsung Corby WEP490 Bluetooth headset should be available  soon in Russia for about $45.

Via Samsung Hub

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Posted on 12 Nov 09 - Filed in Accessories, Samsung - Comments - Written by ilinca

  • hanisoubra
    i am living on lebanon how can you send me the mobile and how cam i buy it
  • maddy007
    WEP490 rocks!! The auto volume control function adjusts the volume up and down depending on the surrounding. It’s really cool!
  • nackedpeach
    I am a ski patrol. I recently got a Bluetooth headset because I couldn’t stop the patrol car and take off the gloves every time I got a call. Mine is a WEP490 from Samsung and I can hear clearly, I can wear it for a long time without hurting and the battery lasts long. I also like the unique design and color. While other products come mostly in black or silver, WEP490 comes in various colors, all vivid colors. I am thinking of getting one for my mom as a Christmas present because she is sensitive to cold. Do you think pink will be nice?
  • nackedpeach
    I am a ski patrol. I recently got a Bluetooth headset because I couldn’t stop the patrol car and take off the gloves every time I got a call. Mine is a WEP490 from Samsung and I can hear clearly, I can wear it for a long time without hurting and the battery lasts long. I also like the unique design and color. While other products come mostly in black or silver, WEP490 comes in various colors, all vivid colors. I am thinking of getting one for my mom as a Christmas present because she is sensitive to cold. Do you think pink will be nice?
  • nackedpeach
    I hav't used it but I could have said it better. My girlfirend use a pink one and she really love it. It has a design that strongly appeals to everyone.
  • nackedpeach
    I am a ski patrol. I recently got a Bluetooth headset because I couldn’t stop the patrol car and take off the gloves every time I got a call. Mine is a WEP490 from Samsung and I can hear clearly, I can wear it for a long time without hurting and the battery lasts long. I also like the unique design and color. While other products come mostly in black or silver, WEP490 comes in various colors, all vivid colors. I am thinking of getting one for my mom as a Christmas present because she is sensitive to cold. Do you think pink will be nice?
  • jamesblaik
    I’m using WEP490 and it’s really nice. First of all, I like the fact that I can use it easily and comfortably, and on top of that the design is simple yet pretty and cute so I love it! Most of all, I love the fact that there is an Auto Volume control which automatically controls the volume according to surrounding environment. I’m very satisfied with WEP490.
  • nackedpeach
    Hey, I am in a long-D relationship and because of that I spend most of my commuting time talking to her over the phone. But it really is a hassle to hold the phone in one hand and the bag in the other and… run! So I decided to buy a Bluetooth headset. I want to get two, one for me and one for my girlfriend… I have decided on black for me, but would pink be better or yellow be better for her?
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