[Renegade4x4]

Originally Posted by mommy4ericnmegan

How much do you want to spend? I have a Jabra BT160 (I think). I love it.

i just purchased this on ebay for 16 shipped and brand new it works great for my needs. BTW all my needs are is to use it at home.

Chris

[speedracerbubba]

I have tried the samsung wep200 and the wep410 and currently the new jawbone (or jawbone 2, whatever you want to call it) along with trying out my girls plantronics 510.

-200 had good range, but quality wasn't very good.
-410 had good sound quality for both outgoing and incoming calls, but you add any noise you get hard to hear for the person you are talking to with all the noise (even my 05 f150 on the freeway with the windows up and radio down, forget trying to use it in a real truck with a cat engine right underneath me). Most comfortable headset i have used. If you touch the multifunction button while putting it in your ear you are calling the last person you talked to (very annoying)
-the plantronics had really good volume and sound quality, but i can not comment on the noise because I just wanted to see how it worked with my phone.
-jawbone 2 was a bit of a pain to bend the earhook to fit the way I like but once I got it where I like it, it was cool. At first was not very comfortable but my ear got used to it. sound quality is better than the samsung units and about on par with the plantronics. usability is great. On the freeway doing 65mph with the windows up in a real truck (the kind you can fit 2-3 pickup trucks inside the back) with all of the noise I never had to repeat myself talking to anybody and one time when I called the office I turned off the noise canceling feature and was promptly greeted with a "what the he.." After turning the noise cancellation back on I said what I did and got a big wow (she thought I was in a parking lot stopped with the engine idling).

As you can tell, I am sticking with the jawbone until it dies, at which point I will see if there is a newer jawbone and look into it. They are expensive, but worth it if the features will benefit you.

[basscase]

I have purchased several Bluetooth headsets and have only found one that works for me. I am a truck driver and work in very high noise environments. I am also on the phone non-stop, searching for loads. I stumbled upon an over the head, outside the ear boom style headset , sold by Interstate Connections. Quality sound for both you and your caller of choice. If you follow the directions for the initial charge, talk time is 15 hrs, stand by is 140hrs. Not much of a fashion statement, but sound quality and long battery life is my only concern. lithium ion battery is the key.

[gfrancis306]

Originally Posted by Sparkomatic

I really like the Motorola H12 on my Curve. I also use the Jabra SP5050 in my car and that works really well too.

+2 for these headsets. have had zero problems when using either with my 8310, and at almost half the price of the jawbone