Reco for Bluetooth Headphone

5 Comments:

1. 

   Tushar

   March 20, 2009 at 10:08 pm

   There are a bunch of headphones available but the jawbone is the best (and the costliest). It cancels all ambient noise to amplify your voice with clarity for the person on the other end. You can find the standard bluetooth headphones to work with all phones; and most have a standard 33 feet range.
2. 

   Nitul

   March 23, 2009 at 12:31 pm

   How about buying a new car stereo with built-in blue tooth with all modes of playing music – SD Card, USB, A2DP bluetooth, CD/MP3, External source.

   I recently bought VR-3 VR500CS-BT Car Stereo which has all the above mentioned features, and so far i haven’t found any issue with the stereo, except that 1 out of 25 times it looses the blue tooth connection while talking and all you have to do is restart the deck and call again 😀
3. 

   Dimple

   March 23, 2009 at 3:52 pm

   Thanks for info. All in one stereo is interesting product. I am looking for headphones so that they can be used outside of car as well in the range of 30-40$.:-)
4. 

   Jeinay

   March 23, 2009 at 4:46 pm

   In that price range you most probably won’t get good noise-canceling headsets (which helps if you are in noisy place).

   We had a basic Motorola BT headset (don’t remember the model, was abt 25-30$). Voice quality was decent. For me the fit was good but it kept falling off for Honey. It was bit uncomfortable for me with glasses on as it was regular over the ear loop. If you are planning to use headset with (sun)glasses on keep this mind.

   Plantronics 925, right now is around 74$, but I have seen it for 50$ many times on Amazon.

   Jawbone on Amazon is for 56$ (not Jawbone2, anyways jawbone has better reviews than jawbone2)
5. 

   BhaveshG

   March 23, 2009 at 9:59 pm

   I have this one – http://www.plantronics.com/north_america/en_US/products/office/wireless-headsets/voyager-510-usb

   Doubles up for use for VOIP communications from your computer if you have a softphone.