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comfortable, high-quality, bose in earwell performing and neatly designed bluetooth headphones, the BH-905i from Nokia has been high on my list of dream accessories since I first heard about the BH-905′s existence sometime last year. Unfortunately, those had a +$100USD price and unavailability for testing beforebose noise cancelling earbuds purchase put them out of budget and out of serious consideration. With the release of the BH-905i, what was once a to-lust-for accessory became the stuff of overly optimistic dreams. A comfortable design coupled with noise cancellation technology and the bose 161ability to remotely control playback control (and a microphone for calls, just in case) is the bose quiet comfort headphoneskind of thing I would love to have more of in my life.

first impressions seems Nokia wanted to give users a choice of which color headset they wanted… black with silver buttons, or white with silver buttons and a couple of blue accents. The latter, while much sharper and fresh, also appears a bit cheap when compared to the more standard black. Ultimately it is up to the buyer, however, and I can’t say I would make fun of anyone for purchasing the white variety.

Whichever color variation one purchases, the hardware design is the same. Extending-lengths on both sides of the headband, well-cushioned on-ear cans with playback controls on the right and noise-cancellation toggle on the left is the simplest description there is. The headband exhibits a fair amount of cushioning as well as a decent amount of flex to best facilitate fitment while maximizing comfort.

The cans are very tastefully decorated with a slice of brushed aluminum on each side with “Nokia” etched in ‘em. On the right-side can this piece also functions as the power/end-call and answer keys. The back- and next-track keys are made of plastic nearby in a layout that is understandable.