11/17/2004, 11:49 AM
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Sorry if this was discussed before, couldn't find it after searching the forums.
What BT headset do you guys recommend? There are sellers on ebay with what seems like good discounted headsets and I want to buy one for my new 650. |
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11/17/2004, 11:54 AM
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I bought a Sony Ericsson HBH-600 for my T608. I had tried a friend's Jabra BT headset and had a lot of static. The HBH-600 has worked great. I'm hoping it works as well for my Treo 650. I might have some data on the HBH-600 + Treo 650 for you in a day or two.
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11/17/2004, 11:59 AM
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I personally like my Bluetrek G2 (which I saw a post somewhere stating that it is now $29 after rebate or something like that). I have only used it with my BT laptop, though, and not "my precious" 650 yet.
I will say that it has gone through the wash twice now but after it fully dries, still works like a charm. -Gadgetpro |
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11/17/2004, 12:09 PM
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There's been a wealth of discussion about bluetooth headsets on the boards (here's two threads):
http://discussion.treocentral.com/sh...ad.php?t=59872 http://discussion.treocentral.com/sh...ad.php?t=61617 FYI, if your search is returning too many hits try using the advanced search and adding more key words to your search.
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11/17/2004, 02:30 PM
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typically if you follow the howard forums, it seems that the HBH-300 is the absolute best. I have one of these and concur. I also have a jabra 200 (POS, drops calls, lots of static, little to know range) and a nextlink chameleon (ok, but not good volume).
I think that SE has the best ones out. J |
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Appreciate your help. Eric |
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I tried the 820 and 810 I decided on the 810! The 820 had a slightly better fit but the call quality on for the people I was talking to seemed better. Plus the 810 is more convenient. It comes with a holster to carry it when not in use. |
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You know, a lot of folks are down on the Jabra models. I had serious battery life and range issues with my BT200, but the BT250 I got as a replacement has worked like a champ, and I'm looking forward to trying it out on my new T650 when it arrives. The only thing I still have problems with on the BT250 is the delay in picking up a call; it gets worse the longer it's been between charges.
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JohnJ80, could you test the following out and post the result: 1. When an incoming call comes in, headset rings automatically. 2. After answering an incoming call on the Treo, audio is automatically transferred to the paired headset. 3. After dialing an outgoing call on the Treo, audio is automatically transferred to the paired headset. 4. While on an active call on the Treo, pressing the headset button will transfer the call to the paired headset. 5. Reject calls by pressing a button on the headset. 6. Redial calls by pressing a button on the headset. 7. Swap calls by pressing a button on the headset. |
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01/29/2005, 12:43 PM
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Good marks from users for the Cardo Scala 500, too. I ordered one from MacMall for $35 with free shipping. I'll write more after I use it for awhile, but here's a very detailed review:
http://www.cooltechzone.com/index.ph...1&limitstart=0 The reviewer complains a bit about the price (and little else)... Kinda funny it's actually almost ridiculously inexpensive. Todd/Indy |
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My favorite? Motorola HS810. It is well made, it turn it off you simply fold the boom mic, and that Star treck blue light turns off 5 minutes later so you're not a target. Some headsets, Scala included, keep flashing as long as they are turned on and within range. Also the tones heard in your ear when it connects or disconnects the call are soft musical, not loud squeals. |
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