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8/06/2012

Jabra FreeSpeak Bluetooth Headset for non-Bluetooth phones with 2.5mm Jack Review

Jabra FreeSpeak Bluetooth Headset for non-Bluetooth phones with 2.5mm Jack
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I've been using mine with my Sony Ericsson T68i for about three months now. Setting the headset up took a little while to figure out, the documentation was just plain wrong. But once I paired the headset with my phone I was up and running.
PROS: No headset wires to get tangled up in. The phone can be in your pocket, on your belt, or in your purse. Also the shape and size makes it comfortable to wear for extended periods. It's lightweight and not bulky. Although the earpiece can plug directly into your ear I suspect it was designed to actually sit slightly outside your ear canal. You can adjust the volume directly from the earpiece and it can easily be switched to wear on either ear.
CONS: Although the sound is intelligble and loud, the overall quality is not as good as a corded headset. Also the sound quality appears to be inconsistent. Some days I'll get alot of static, other days I'll get a clear reception. Callers say that they are able to hear me clearly, but could also hear faint background noise, some have reported a very faint buzzing sound. The Bluetooth signal overall is pretty weak, sometimes turning your head slightly can result in static. Not having a clear line of sight between the headset and phone can sometimes result in static. I found that it's best to keep the phone within 3 or 4 feet. But sometimes I couldn't get a connection to my phone even when my phone is sitting right next to me! I suspect other 2.4ghz radio signals in the area were jamming me.
Overall the headset isn't bad, but unless you do alot of talking or HAVE to have the latest gadget & technology, you may want to wait for the next generation of Bluetooth headsets. I suspect future headsets will have better range and sound quality. The average consumer might want to wait till the Bluetooth sound quality matches corded headset quality.

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JABRA FreeSpeak takes us to the next paradigm in hands-free wireless telephony. FreeSpeak connects your mobile phone to your headset via Bluetooth radio technology, instead of a wire.Soft, ergonomic JABRA MiniGel channels sound directly into your ear for enhanced receptionIntegrated lithium batteryIncludes charging cradle which doubles as headset holderSnap-on clip holds earpiece to your belt or purse when not in useTypical Talk Time -3 hours (depending on phone model & usage)Headset Weight -0.8 ouncesHeadset Dimensions -4H x 2-3/8W x 1/2DCharging Cradle Dimensions -2-1/4H x 2W x 1-1/4DFor phones with standard 2.5mm jack - adapter included

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4/28/2012

Sony Active Style Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headset / Headphones Review

Sony Active Style Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headset / Headphones
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I've owned one for about a year now and I use it with an iPhone 3G (firmware 3.1.1). I wouldn't use it as your primary headset for phone conversions though. The microphone doesn't do a very good job of picking up your voice and I've been told I sound like I'm in another room. You would think for the amount you pay (approx. $129 when I bought it) that all functions are at least decent.
However, if you HATE the feel of wires all over you when you exercise, this might be for you. I never go to the gym without it and I love the fact that no wires are "slapping" you or get tangled in an exercise machine. I haven't had any problems with it so far (knock on wood), but I read that people who sweat a lot may encounter problems due to the sweat penetrating the seals. Now, I myself sweat A LOT and I haven't had this problem yet. I'm a little paranoid about it so after every workout I shake it to ensure no residual liquid gets a chance to tamper with the internal circuits (if you know what I mean).
I also like the fact that it doesn't pinch your ears like most headphones. The band that runs between the two speakers is fairly flexible but stiff enough to help keep it in place. I've seen some comments where some don't like that. You'll have to try them on yourself because I'm sure everyone has there own idea of comfort. Another plus with the flexible band is that people with larger than normal heads may find this headset a nice fit, I know I do. I hope this was helpful and Good luck!

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