 Alright guys, so it's the weekend. I'm at Richmond Center. I actually was just playing some badminton, hence the Yonex shirt. And I met up with the cameraman so that I could get some stuff from him and we figured, what the hey, maybe we'll do a Saturday unboxing. So, this is the Native Union Moshi Moshi MM03i, the Curve. This is a wireless Bluetooth telephone for iPhone. It is designed by David Turpin. I have no idea who that is. So, what I want you guys to do is leave a comment if you know who David Turpin is. And tell me something about him, because I know nothing. Alright, let's look at what Native Union has to say about the MM03i. It includes a handset, weighted telephone base with universal dock to charge your phone. So, it is a charger and it is a dock. It is improved, it is not improved call comfort, but it improves call comfort. It allows access to phone functions while you're making calls. That's good. Okay, the Apple universal dock charges your iPhone while in operation. It's fitted with advanced Bluetooth 2.1 plus EDR chip to allow multi-point twin pairing. It connects to two Bluetooth devices at the same time. That's kind of cool. If you've got a couple different cell phones in the house, then you can actually connect to both of them, I guess, at the same time. Neat. Noise reduction system, auto pick up and hang up, auto connect and reconnect, super high gloss finish, and a high quality speaker and microphone. So, what exactly is this thing is what you might be asking yourself, and I'm about to answer what that is. It is a Bluetooth handset for your phone. Made for iPhone, but the only thing about it that's really made for iPhone is the dock for the charger. I mean, if you don't want to use the charger, it's just a Bluetooth handset. So, it's nothing really iPhone specific about it in that respect. So, here, I'm going to hand the box to cameraman, who's going to hand it to my wife, whose car I am sitting on right now in order to bring you this weekend unboxing. Okay. Here we go. So, it's got one of those universal charger guys, where all you do is you take the appropriate tip. In this case, yeah, we got all the different international ones. Oh, please tell me we have a North America one. Yeah, there it is. Okay. So, you got the North America one right there. You throw that on. All of a sudden, you are ready to go. You've got a couple of adapters for different generations of iPhones to make sure that they all fit in the charger just fine. And last but not least, there is a USB cable, presumably to power the charger as well as to, yeah, presumably to power the iPhone charger. Actually, what the heck would that be for? Because it already has a wall wart. Okay. Well, let's just assume it's useful for something and leave it at that. Okay. So, okay. Yes, I will get to that. I will get to that. Believe me, I'm not going to pass up that opportunity. Okay. So, let's just take it. The thing is surprisingly heavy. I mean, they say it's a weighted base, and I can see the value of a weighted base because that way it's not going to fall very easily. I mean, if it does fall, it will probably hurt your foot, so be careful. So, go ahead and pull that open. Just got some elastic cords here tying together the packaging. Okay. There we go. All right. That actually feels pretty good. That feels pretty slick. So, I'd say the base weighs maybe about, it's got to weigh at least a pound and a half, pound, pound and a half or so. Okay. Right here are the charging contacts for the hands-free. Okay. So, here. Cameraman's handing me his iPhone so that I can show you guys how it sits in here. So, the iPhone, when you have the appropriate liner, so it comes with two, one for iPhone 4, one for iPhone previous generation, will sit in there like that with proper support. And basically what happens is when your phone rings when you're at home, whether you have it on the charger or not, it's just a Bluetooth headset essentially with a receiver like this, it'll ring on here instead of on here. So, what's the value of this? That's the question to ask yourself. Oh, okay. You got volume button, volume up, volume down, pick up and hang up. So, that's pretty nice. What's the value of this? Well, the value of it is that lots of people don't have a landline anymore. At my house, we have two cell phones and zero landlines. So, having something like this is, yes, cameraman agrees. Cameraman also doesn't have a landline. So, especially with younger people, this is becoming the only bill that they really feel like paying. Why pay another bill? Why have another phone line? I don't know. So, anyway, the value of this guy is that now you can talk in relative comfort. You don't have to have an iPhone mushed up against your face. I'm not going to touch cameraman's because he has like Mac germs and stuff. So, you know, it'll get all over my face and stuff. And, but you don't have to pay for an extra line. So, yeah, that's pretty much the whole point. So, this guy's wireless charges on here. I should show you guys where the plugs are. So, it's just plain sleek design, actually. There is the power and there is the USB. Moving around to the other side, looks like that. Looks like that. You got little rubber pieces here where you lay down the phone so it doesn't get damaged in any way. So, whether you have an iPhone or any other kind of phone, personally, I like this. I think it's a cool idea because you don't have to, you're not necessarily tied to your cell phone. Your cell phone can ring in the living room and you'll still know where your landline phone is so you can go pick it up. So, this one is going to actually be deployed in cameraman's house. So, maybe I'll do a follow-up at some point in the future to let you guys know if it's any good. Thanks for checking it out. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, cameraman reminded me after. It's like as soon as I wrapped it up, he was like, yeah, you forgot. And I was like, yes, I did. Okay, so here are the instructions. Press the MFB button, 0, for 5 seconds. Search for Bluetooth device on your phone and look for moshi moshi, 0000, 0000, 0000, yes, four zeros. And then you say hi, which this apparently means hi in Japanese. That's also something I didn't... Gosh. That's also something I didn't know that the cameraman told me. There's a huge instruction booklet, partially because it's in lots of different languages. Oh, neat. Okay, so if I have two cell phones paired and connected, which one will be used? You can answer calls received on either phone. You can initiate a call by using the button to either redial the last call or use your phone's voice dial feature. Very cool. So you can, yeah, like I said, you can have two phones paired to it at the same time. Very neat little device. And I will hopefully be doing a follow up in the future.