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bluetooth headset

hedron

Limp Gawd
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What's a good bluetooth headset? I want something that is loud and clear on both ends. My phones mic/speaker suck. What about battery length? Is that a problem with these things?
 
I'm a huge fan of the Plantronics Voyager Pro, the 925, and the 975. If you're on a budget, you can get the Plantronics 510 for about $40, and while it's bulky and ugly as sin, it's known as the best bluetooth ever made.

I went through 3 of the 510s over the course of 5 years before I went to the Pro.

Skip Jawbones, they're overpriced underperforming crap, and Moto headsets work well for about 3 months, then die.
 
By the way, the Voyager Pro and the 510 are both VERY loud. I'm usually the guy who has my phone volume at max, and I use these headsets at about halfway.
 
I never seen much of bt to have both good talk and hearing, usually one or the other, plus it depends on the other end.
I tried them all for work. Best to use in noisy environment so the other end hears you is jawbone.
 
Ah, that is all bluetooth headsets is crap, I tried many of those and not found good one yet.
 
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