The long awaited Bluespoon AX Bluetooth headset finally hits state side. The Bluespoon AX isn’t a new toy to me since I’ve been testing the pre-production (clear casing) over the past month. This article serves only as my first impression and not a thorough review. The AX will go through a lot of testing over the next couple of weeks to make sure that it’s not just a pretty face, with a very small form factor.

The long awaited Bluespoon AX Bluetooth headset finally hits state side. The Bluespoon AX isn't a new toy to me since I've been testing the pre-production (clear casing) over the past month. This article serves only as my first impression and not a thorough review. The AX will go through a lot of testing over the next couple of weeks to make sure that it's not just a pretty face, with a very small form factor.

Initial Impression

WOW.

That's it. That concludes my initial impression of the Bluespoon AX (I'm just kidding). The first thing I noticed while using the AX is that the person I'm talking to no longer complains about hearing their own echoes. A handful of the pre-production units had this problem, and it's been resolved in the production model. Nextlink did a great job with the AX by focusing on the form factor resulting in a headset that's extremely comfortable to wear without sacrificing quality and features

Form Factor

SMALL.

The Bluespoon AX is the smallest headset on the market (to the best of my knowledge).  It's 4.4 cm x 1.5 cm x 2.4 cm and weighs a mere 9.8 grams!  I've test many other headsets and the AX is by far the most comfortable.