Best Bluetooth Headset
13 January 2004, 09:27 AM
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Can anyone recommend the best performing Bluetooth headset on sale at the mo'? I've seen a few posts on this but no-one seems to definitively recommend any one product. I've got a Nokia bluetooth phone.
13 January 2004, 10:24 AM
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I've got the Sony Ericsson HBH-30 with my Nokia 6310i. The reviews I read (search the BBS and Google for it) and the people I talked to all said this was the clearest reception. The only things I find a bit annoying are a) talk time - I believe some Jabra ones are a lot longer and b) no car charger comes included.
Been superceeded by the HBH-35 which has longer talk time. Look on the internet rather than the High Street - someone like Scan.
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13 January 2004, 08:52 PM
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What about the Plantronics M3000? Has the best talk and standby times of the lot! I use one and its pretty good. Only suggestion I would make, if you get one, is to buy a set of comfort earloops which, I understand, are made from a soft gel-like substance.
Waiting for mine to arrive.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
WB
What about the Plantronics M3000? Has the best talk and standby times of the lot! I use one and its pretty good. Only suggestion I would make, if you get one, is to buy a set of comfort earloops which, I understand, are made from a soft gel-like substance.
Waiting for mine to arrive.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
WB
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14 January 2004, 11:03 AM
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Yep, Jabra BT200. Small, light, good battery life, easy to use, new ones support voice dialling. Connections can be a bit flaky, and can drop out sometimes, but generally v. good.
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I have the Sony Erricsson HBH-60. Its a great bit of kit. Small, lightweight and crystal clear reception.
A bit on the pcicey side, but you get you pay for.
Prices are worked out on the supply and demand principle at the moment, with most bluetooth headsets costing much much more than the phones themselves.
A bit on the pcicey side, but you get you pay for.
Prices are worked out on the supply and demand principle at the moment, with most bluetooth headsets costing much much more than the phones themselves.
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