[CoreyRoblee]

I have three options for a new bluetooth earpiece. I am looking for the best model that will cancel out ambient noise while providing clean, undisturbed voice pickup. If you have a preference for any of these please let me know and why. Thank you for your help.

Jawbone Bluetooth� Headset
Price $119.99
Online Discount -20.00

Your Price $99.99

- Noise Shield technology identifies your speech from the background noise and only transmits the voice
- Noise Shield also enhances incoming audio by dynamically adjusting incoming volume and frequency
- Weighs only 14 grams
- Includes multiple sized and shaped earloops to optimize comfort
- Up to 6 hours talk time and 200 hours standby
- Compatible with all Bluetooth enabled phones

Motorola H12 Universal Bluetooth Headset
Your Price $99.99

The Motorola H12 Universal Bluetooth Headset is loaded with features:

- CrystalTalk� separates your voice from the noise using two microphones
- Breakthrough speaker design channels sound into ear
- TrueComfort�−based on rigorous study of the ear−optimizes stability & fit
- Ergonomic ear bud cushion options for wearing comfort
- EasyPair technology simplifies connecting to your compatible Bluetooth-enabled device

Plantronics 520 Bluetooth� Headset
Your Price $69.99

The 520 Bluetooth Headset features include:

- Innovative wind screen minimizes wind noise
- Noise-canceling microphone filters distracting background noise
- Unique, contoured speaker design optimizes sound quality for clear conversations
- Multipoint technology lets you conveniently answer calls from two Bluetooth phones with just one headset
- Up to 8 hours talk time/180 hours standby time from rechargeable battery

[uncheels23]

i would go with the motorola i've never had one that was bad plantronics sucks and i will never buy another one again and i hear that the jawbone is kinda heavy

[Brother_Jebadiah]

plantronics sucks and i will never buy another one

I've had a plantronics v510 for almost three years now without a single problem, I've used it with three different phones.

Jason

[Gammoth]

From past experience, I have tried out the Motorola PURE H12 and the Jawbone headset. I thought the Jawbone was a little bulky, but it did have good noise shield. I thought the Motorola H12 was a lot more stylish and I thought the sound on this headset was great.

There is a review on both of these headsets at blog.gammoth.com. Just something to check out if you want more info, but I think the Motorola might be the better route to go. I've had no complaints with it so far ...

[esblechner]

I would add the blueant Z9 to your list. Crackberry reviewed it a couple of months ago and said it was one of the best. I bought it and agree with Crackberry. Its the best bluetooth headset I've had. Echo suppression and noise cancellation really work