What BLUETOOTH HEADSET are You using & How do You like it?

[QDJSTEVEZ]

There are so many choices out there and no real clear advantage to one over another (save for color & style).

I'm using the JABRA BT250V and love it. I loved their wired version so picking their Bluetooth was a no brainer. What sold me on it is the "in the ear canal" design. I've been a DJ for well over 20 years so I needed a sound feed to my ear that was as direct and w/o interference as possible.

I like the wrap around the ear design. It's very unabtrusive & sleek. I actually forget to take it off at work sometimes & I've never heard a comment about it. It's just so much less pronounced in appearence than some others. Sound quality is great. Never a complaint from the people with whom I'm talking. Great Battery life too. Can't say there's anything I don't like about it.

FORM: A
FUNCTION: A
PRICE: B+ (was just under $100 when I got it...cheaper now)

[rudeboy]

i am using the Plantronics 510 Voyager (over the ear style) and i like it... not yet any complaints from people i speak with, works out very well for me.

[Stealth]

Originally Posted by rudeboy

i am using the Plantronics 510 Voyager (over the ear style) and i like it... not yet any complaints from people i speak with, works out very well for me.

Bluespoon AX - in ear sytle.. I have had some over the ear motorolas but they would bother me.

Quality is decent the price was great and its very lite.

[pbrauer]

I use the Motorola H350 and the HT820. Love the HT820s, the sound is amazing, the functions are easy to use and the range is incredible. Not as happy with the H350, seems to drop out a lot, and doesn't always pickup, but when the connection is there it is good.

[tkyleus]

Originally Posted by QDJSTEVEZ

There are so many choices out there and no real clear advantage to one over another (save for color & style).

I'm using the JABRA BT250V and love it. I loved their wired version so picking their Bluetooth was a no brainer. What sold me on it is the "in the ear canal" design. I've been a DJ for well over 20 years so I needed a sound feed to my ear that was as direct and w/o interference as possible.

I like the wrap around the ear design. It's very unabtrusive & sleek. I actually forget to take it off at work sometimes & I've never heard a comment about it. It's just so much less pronounced in appearence than some others. Sound quality is great. Never a complaint from the people with whom I'm talking. Great Battery life too. Can't say there's anything I don't like about it.

FORM: A
FUNCTION: A
PRICE: B+ (was just under $100 when I got it...cheaper now)

I have tried several BT Headsets from Plantronics (the 640 and the Discovery 655), both had delay issues on answering calls as well as disconect issues - very annoying. I just purchased the Motorola H800, so far its great (a little larger than I would like), but great sound and NO ISSUES with delays or disconnects. I would recommend the Motorola H800 for the Moto Q.

Hope this helps

[Butwait]

I am using the Plantronics Voyager 510 and have for 6 months, I have no complaints and it doesn't look you have a Roach clinging to your ear.

[risan214]

I have a Plantronic 665 with my Q. It did not work well with my Treo but it works great with the Q. I just recently gave away my 510 because I was satisfied with it.

[tkyleus]

Originally Posted by Butwait

I am using the Plantronics Voyager 510 and have for 6 months, I have no complaints and it doesn't look you have a Roach clinging to your ear.

A roach - wow - thats just mean! I think the H800 is pretty cool looking - a lot like the Jawbone. Bottom line is that with the finiky BT on the Q, this headset works great!

[atlmotoq]

Jabra BT8010. works flawlessly with my black Q. and the stereo module makes it my MP3 player too.

[h00ktern]

Jabra BT500 & a BlueAnt x3micro. Both work well without issues.

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