Bluetooth headsets are generally dull, but slap a “spy!” label on them and they become instantly appealing. Well, maybe not instantly, but when you’re looking at a headset that fits invisibly into your ear canal then we’re pretty darned impressed; BrickHouseSecurity are offering the covert earpiece, which promises to make you look even crazier as you apparently argue with yourself while walking down the road.
Video demo after the cut
To be fair, the earpiece itself isn’t the whole of the story. That’s just the speaker section; there’s a variety of electronics that need to be strung about your body if you want the whole system to work. Full story...
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