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Andy S - 19 Dec 2005 00:34 GMT
My wife and I are looking at getting Bluetooth headsets for our VX 8100s.
Need suggestions on same.  Would like to keep price below US$80.

These are just two requirements.
Above mentioned price.
Behind ear and over ear are both acceptable.

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visortgw - 19 Dec 2005 01:39 GMT
Motorola H700 -- excellent is all aspects.  You can find it for about $80
(malcomwireless.com is one such source).

> My wife and I are looking at getting Bluetooth headsets for our VX 8100s.
> Need suggestions on same.  Would like to keep price below US$80.
>
> These are just two requirements.
> Above mentioned price.
> Behind ear and over ear are both acceptable.
Quick - 19 Dec 2005 02:24 GMT
> My wife and I are looking at getting Bluetooth headsets
> for our VX 8100s. Need suggestions on same.  Would like
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> Above mentioned price.
> Behind ear and over ear are both acceptable.

Heard great things about the Cardo Scala.

-Quick
Homer Simpson - 21 Dec 2005 01:09 GMT
"Quick" <quick7135-news@NOSPAMyahoo.com> wrote in news:SRopf.43051
$6e1.16274@newssvr14.news.prodigy.com:

>> My wife and I are looking at getting Bluetooth headsets
>> for our VX 8100s. Need suggestions on same.  Would like
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>
> -Quick

I had a Scala and sent it back.  The earpiece was ok but the funky little
charger is really poor.  I went through 3 of them and gave up.  Also, I
did not like the flashing blue light on it.  No way to turn it off and it
looks pretty silly for an adult to go to work with a "blue light
special" thing blinking in his ear!

JohnS
Quick - 21 Dec 2005 07:33 GMT
> "Quick" <quick7135-news@NOSPAMyahoo.com> wrote in
> news:SRopf.43051 $6e1.16274@newssvr14.news.prodigy.com:
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> pretty silly for an adult to go to work with a "blue
> light special" thing blinking in his ear!

Is that all the time that it is paired?  or only during a call?

-Quick
Mr. Rx - 22 Dec 2005 00:44 GMT
>>"Quick" <quick7135-news@NOSPAMyahoo.com> wrote in
>>news:SRopf.43051 $6e1.16274@newssvr14.news.prodigy.com:
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>
> -Quick

Just tried the Motorola H850 and hated it.  The nice part was the fold
open/close boom piece, but the earpiece felt flimsy and made me think it
would fall off my ear any second.
Clay Messer - 30 Dec 2005 23:31 GMT
I just got a Nokia 6256i which came with a Free  $80 value, Jabra BT 13
Bluetooth Headset and I luv it.  I am a truck driver and have trye
about 5 different headsets and the BT130 is the only one that ha
enough volume and clearity with all the noises in a big truck.
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Quick Wrote:
> > My wife and I are looking at getting Bluetooth headsets
> > for our VX 8100s. Need suggestions on same.  Would like
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>
> -Quic
Steven - 22 Dec 2005 09:26 GMT
Hands down the Jabra JX10 is the best I've used. I've also used the Moto
H700 which came in 2nd place. Then after that, since all the others were so
bad I'll say my $15 wired panasonic over the head head-set.

> My wife and I are looking at getting Bluetooth headsets for our VX 8100s.
> Need suggestions on same.  Would like to keep price below US$80.
>
> These are just two requirements.
> Above mentioned price.
> Behind ear and over ear are both acceptable.
visortgw - 24 Dec 2005 02:39 GMT
What does the Jabra JX10 provide over the Motorola H700?

> Hands down the Jabra JX10 is the best I've used. I've also used the Moto
> H700 which came in 2nd place. Then after that, since all the others were
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>> Above mentioned price.
>> Behind ear and over ear are both acceptable.
Steven - 29 Dec 2005 06:53 GMT
DSP (digital signal processing) which makes it the best sounding headset I
have tried yet.
So far, I've tried:
H300
H700
HS805
HS820
H500
and my choice still is the Jabra JX10. Moto's just plain out suck for some
reason.

> What does the Jabra JX10 provide over the Motorola H700?
>
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>>> Above mentioned price.
>>> Behind ear and over ear are both acceptable.
Homer - 28 Dec 2005 19:58 GMT
> Hands down the Jabra JX10 is the best I've used. I've also used the
> Moto H700 which came in 2nd place. Then after that, since all the
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>> Above mentioned price.
>> Behind ear and over ear are both acceptable.

OK, I got an H700 MoTo for Christmas and so far it sucks.  Won't stay
paired, pain to pair it and audio on both ends is poor (scratchy and
sounds in my ear like it is under water). It goes back and the search goes
on.  Sometimes I wonder if Bluetooth was released about 2 years too
soon...

JohnS
Pegleg - 29 Dec 2005 00:38 GMT
> Sometimes I wonder if Bluetooth was released about 2 years too
>soon...

Many have wondered the same thing!
Folks I have talked to all have said Moto's headsets suck!

Plantronics?

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Steve O - 29 Dec 2005 02:09 GMT
>> Sometimes I wonder if Bluetooth was released about 2 years too
>>soon...
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>
> Plantronics?

Cardo Scala....

Tried Moto HS850/820/and Jabra BTV 250 and they all had problems.
Moto not loud enough.
Jabra, horridly uncomfortable and stupid looking.

Cardo Scala?

Great unit...

Eyeglass mount sucks for wireframe glasses though, but otherwise, very
loud and it works fine.
clifto - 29 Dec 2005 05:25 GMT
> Tried Moto HS850/820/and Jabra BTV 250 and they all had problems.
> Moto not loud enough.

That's very, very odd. I have an HS850 and *very* bad hearing, and my
headset is plenty loud enough for me even in noisy environments.

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David S - 30 Dec 2005 21:46 GMT
>> Tried Moto HS850/820/and Jabra BTV 250 and they all had problems.
>> Moto not loud enough.
>
>That's very, very odd. I have an HS850 and *very* bad hearing, and my
>headset is plenty loud enough for me even in noisy environments.

I just got an H500. I find that it is not loud enough to hear over road
noise at highway speeds.

Also, despite being light enough to almost not know it's there, after an
hour it absolutely kills my ear. I do have rather sensitive ears, so it's
entirely possible that there is no BT headset out there that I can wear.

My other gripe with it is that the 30 meter range drops to less than 3 when
my body is in that space. I mean, I know 30 meters is line of sight, but
down to 1/10th of that??? Specifically, with the headset on my left ear
(the right can't stand it for more than 2 minutes) and the phone clipped to
my right pants pocket, the audio gets very staticky in both directions.

OTOH, I cannot say that it has an echo.

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Rich Pierson - 30 Dec 2005 23:22 GMT
> On Wed, 28 Dec 2005 23:25:11 -0600, clifto <clifto@clifto.com> chose
> to add this to the great equation of life, the universe, and
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> OTOH, I cannot say that it has an echo.

Do what I did, get a Jensen blue tooth head unit for your car. Now I make
all my calls thru my stereo system and it works great.
Bob the Printer - 30 Dec 2005 03:24 GMT
> OK, I got an H700 MoTo for Christmas and so far it sucks.  Won't stay
> paired, pain to pair it and audio on both ends is poor (scratchy and
> sounds in my ear like it is under water). It goes back and the search goes
> on.  Sometimes I wonder if Bluetooth was released about 2 years too
> soon...

I have an H700 and am very happy with it! It's smaller and lighter than the
previous MOTO BT headsets that I've had (810 and 820) and sounds just as
good. It does appear to not have as much 'pickup power' though as I can only
get about 10-20 feet range from my E815 and I could get 30+ with the others.

I've had trouble in the past with OTHER COMPANY BT headsets staying paired
with the V710/E815, but no problem with the motos..

What phone are you using it with?
Homer - 30 Dec 2005 21:44 GMT
>> OK, I got an H700 MoTo for Christmas and so far it sucks.  Won't stay
>> paired, pain to pair it and audio on both ends is poor (scratchy and
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>
> What phone are you using it with?

Using it with the Treo 650.  Waiting for an RMA from malcomwireless.com.  
Don't yet know what I am going to get, if anything.

JohnS
 
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