Recommendations for bluetooth headset?

What bluetooth Headsets do people recommend? A friend recommended the
HBH-35, but it seems a bit old.

I'm leaning towards a SonyEricsson, though, so I can use the voice control
features of my T616, but don't know which model.


Recommendations?

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Why not consider the Jabra 250? It is comfortable and has great battery
life, voice commands also work well.



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> What bluetooth Headsets do people recommend? A friend recommended the
> HBH-35, but it seems a bit old.
>
> I'm leaning towards a SonyEricsson, though, so I can use the voice control
> features of my T616, but don't know which model.
>
>
> Recommendations?
>
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> it."
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> Andre Gide
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In alt.cellular.bluetooth Marka2k <[email protected]> wrote:
> Why not consider the Jabra 250? It is comfortable and has great battery
> life, voice commands also work well.

Reviews say horrible things about sound quality/interference.



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> What bluetooth Headsets do people recommend? A friend
> recommended the HBH-35, but it seems a bit old.

I'd decide between HBH-35 (I'm using its precursor, HBH-30, and
I'm quite happy) and HBH-60, depending on comfort wearing it.

M.

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> The 300 sounds like the better of the two, but that big "Call
> Center" boom leaves a fair bit to be desired.
>
> What are the redeeming features of the 600/60/65 that draws
> people to it?

Very probably better voice quality due to the mike nearer to the
source of sound; very probably better standby & talk time.

Otoh, probably not many mind the boom; I for me don't object,
since I wear it mostly when driving.

M.

"$p1r17u4l_gyn3c0l0g1$7"@salmahayeksknockers.edu wrote:
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> What bluetooth Headsets do people recommend? A friend recommended the
> HBH-35, but it seems a bit old.
>

I just bought the HBH-600 for my T637 and am very happy with
it. It was easy to setup and works great.

Regards, Daniel


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<[email protected]> wrote in message
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> What bluetooth Headsets do people recommend? A friend recommended the
> HBH-35, but it seems a bit old.
>
> I'm leaning towards a SonyEricsson, though, so I can use the voice control
> features of my T616, but don't know which model.
>
>
> Recommendations?
>
Plantronics M2500

CLive

On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 03:19:40 GMT, [email protected]
wrote:

>In alt.cellular.bluetooth Marka2k <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Why not consider the Jabra 250? It is comfortable and has great battery
>> life, voice commands also work well.
>
>Reviews say horrible things about sound quality/interference.

That would be why it's probably the best selling bluetooth headset
then...
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In alt.cellular.bluetooth Munch <[email protected]> wrote:

>>Reviews say horrible things about sound quality/interference.

> That would be why it's probably the best selling bluetooth headset
> then...

That's odd. I wouldn't consider bad sound quality to be a selling feature.



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[email protected] wrote:

> In alt.cellular.bluetooth Munch <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>>Reviews say horrible things about sound quality/interference.
>
>> That would be why it's probably the best selling bluetooth headset
>> then...
>
> That's odd. I wouldn't consider bad sound quality to be a selling
> feature.

Remember, the best selling food in the world is probably the Big Mac. Being
popular is evidence of effective marketing, not of quality.


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"Munch" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 03:19:40 GMT, [email protected]
> wrote:
>
> >In alt.cellular.bluetooth Marka2k <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> Why not consider the Jabra 250? It is comfortable and has great battery
> >> life, voice commands also work well.
> >
> >Reviews say horrible things about sound quality/interference.
>
> That would be why it's probably the best selling bluetooth headset
> then...
> --
> Munch

There's nothing I can find wrong with mine if I was to lose or break it I
would replace it with the same model, but it looks as if it will last me
until I wish to replace it with whatever version they have in 2-3 years.

DaveT

On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 09:28:04 -0400, "J. Clarke"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>[email protected] wrote:
>
>> In alt.cellular.bluetooth Munch <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>>>Reviews say horrible things about sound quality/interference.
>>
>>> That would be why it's probably the best selling bluetooth headset
>>> then...
>>
>> That's odd. I wouldn't consider bad sound quality to be a selling
>> feature.
>
>Remember, the best selling food in the world is probably the Big Mac. Being
>popular is evidence of effective marketing, not of quality.

An interesting analogy, but I don't think it quite stands up. I doubt
Jabra has anywhere near the marketing spend of Sony Ericsson on
bluetooth headsets. Personally I think Jabra's postion is as a result
of people reading good reviews (I've not seen any negative ones), and
postive word of mouth recommendations. I know several people who have
one, and if anything happened to it would buy another one...
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Munch

Munch <[email protected]> wrote:

> An interesting analogy, but I don't think it quite stands up. I
> doubt Jabra has anywhere near the marketing spend of Sony
> Ericsson on bluetooth headsets. Personally I think Jabra's
> postion is as a result of people reading good reviews (I've not
> seen any negative ones), and postive word of mouth
> recommendations. I know several people who have one, and if
> anything happened to it would buy another one...

I'm on my second (Sony-)Ericsson BT headset now, HBH-30 after
HBH-15. I don't know anything about Jabra, and never had one, and
am not in the position to comment on these. But I would simply
point out that the fact that S/// headsets having the same
charging connectors as S/// phones (which I happen to use) gives
an advantage that I personally rate quite high. This is the reason
I use it - and probably not heavily spent marketing $$$.

Thus said, I was happy with the HBH-15, and I am happy with
HBH-30. It suits my need quite well.

M.

I have the Jabra as well - fits my rather largish ears and the gel actually
lets me hear what is being said - also I test wore it for 3 hours and it was
comfortable - no sore ear when I took it off - sound quality was good to
excellent - I was hesitant to get it but the sales clerk at Fry's said it
was the best - with a 30 day return policy it is a no risk buy.

BillyB


"DaveT" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Munch" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 03:19:40 GMT, [email protected]
> > wrote:
> >
> > >In alt.cellular.bluetooth Marka2k <[email protected]> wrote:
> > >> Why not consider the Jabra 250? It is comfortable and has great
battery
> > >> life, voice commands also work well.
> > >
> > >Reviews say horrible things about sound quality/interference.
> >
> > That would be why it's probably the best selling bluetooth headset
> > then...
> > --
> > Munch
>
> There's nothing I can find wrong with mine if I was to lose or break it I
> would replace it with the same model, but it looks as if it will last me
> until I wish to replace it with whatever version they have in 2-3 years.
>
> DaveT
>
>
>

Buy the new HBH-300 from Sony Ericsson.
Superb battery lifetime, great audio quality, great comfort on the ear.
Not cheap, but just a very good headset.
Bernd

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> What bluetooth Headsets do people recommend? A friend recommended the
> HBH-35, but it seems a bit old.
>
> I'm leaning towards a SonyEricsson, though, so I can use the voice control
> features of my T616, but don't know which model.
>
>
> Recommendations?
>
> --
>
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>
> "Listen to those who are seeking the truth; doubt those who have found
it."
>
> Andre Gide
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>
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