The MK10 attaches to your visor via a rather large clip, and houses a 2.2 inch, flip-down backlit LCD screen that displays a caller's vital statistics, as well as battery and volume information. It also has enough memory to store the last 5 incoming callers so you can actually call them back someday.

And speaking of someday, the MK10's battery is good for about 11 hours of talk time, and 200 hours of standby time. If you're looking for an excuse to drain the battery, here's one: you can play music from an external source using the MK10's speakers. Not that you'd want to since it doesn't exactly have a little subwoofer hidden in there. For charging, you can use the included car charger and plug it into a cigarette lighter port.

There's also an auto-pairing feature that lets you just flip the screen down to automatically pair the Movon MK10 with your cell phone. Pretty cool.

Alas, if you're searching for one of these, you're going to have to look long and hard - it's not even available at everyone's favorite junk store (ebay). It does retail for about $110 US dollars.

Tags: bluetooth, car, mk10, movon

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