[DaveInVan]

What do you experts think?

[BootyHunter57]

I use the Jawbone 2, crystal clear quality

[mast3rw3b]

I've used other BT earpieces like the motorola ones and have always had problems hearing, does the Jawbone eliminate this?

[Arreat]

Yep, pick up a Jawbone Prime and never look back.

[mast3rw3b]

Where's the most affordable place to buy the Jawbone Prime from?

[drew4flt72]

I had the very first Jawbone and it worked flawlessly but since earloops for the JB1 was running scarce, I had to let it go and went with the Motorola H15. Has the same if not better Noise Cancellation as the JB. Voice quality is very good and it really does cancel the background noise. I can still play my music in the car and people on the other end are still able to hear me on a phone call. Mine came with a charging cradle, 3 earbuds and 2 earloops....

[markyeungcy]

Plantronics 975

[greggebhardt]

I have tried them all and hated them all. After getting a vehicle with BT handsfree, no more "thing" stuck in my ear!

Maybe I am old school but they all look "DoRkY" to me!

[swampdonkey1978]

Jawbone is the way to go. If you go to verizonwireless.com and do an online purchase, put in promo code app20 to get 20% off the item. I ordered it for 80.00 overnight shipped after the discount. You do not have to be a verizon customer if I'm not mistaken either.

[DarthHideous]

Blue Ant Z9i. I've used about 5 other BT devices and I like this one best. Great sound quality and very affordable.

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[donnation]

I have tried them all, and the one I like best is the Plantronics Voyager Pro. It is the most comfortable, fits the best, has the best and loudest sound, eliminates all surrounding noise and has unbelievable battery life. It is a little larger than many of them but I only use it when I drive.

[gots2beme]

Plantronix 975. End thread.

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[roadwarrior69]

Stick with the wired head set, best sound and no battery drain. I'm on conference calls all day and when I try a BT people always complain, when I'm on an ear bud wire set, no issues.

I think BT technology is great for short conversations that are not important.... My opinion

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[ChadH42]

BlueAnt Q1 just replaced my BlueAnt Z9i. Both work well. Good noise reduction.

[luxaflex]

Love the sounds ID 400 or 300. Similar in quality to Jawbone, but uses the same charging cable as the Blackberry. No extra cables to carry around. Charges in like 30min.

[clitrenta]

I swear by the Motorola H710. I can't wear any other type of ear piece because they all end up hurting my ear after a while (the little piece that goes in your ear). The H710 just sits on the ear and is surprisingly comfortable. It gets great sound and works flawlessly. As for stereo headsets, I choose the Rocketfish RF-MAB2 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones. They are very comfortable and work great. They also can get VERY loud if you like that sort of thing. Both of these headsets are very reasonably priced.

[th3blinded]

I use the Jawbone Prime. Gave it the ol "Wind Test", all 4 windows down and sun roof open going 80 on 1-495 in MD called my buddy, asked him where did it sound like i was calling from he said a living room or a bedroom HA! I said i was calling from a car with the windows rolled down on the highway.. He didn't believe it til he bought his own.

As far as Stereo bluetooth, I'm using the old Motorola S9s. Anyone who had em upgrade to the S9-HDs? Better? Worth the upgrade?

[jthornton71707]

Jawbone Prime I have several for sale on ebay PLATINUM JAWBONE 3 PRIME BLUETOOTH HEADSET NEW SEALED - eBay (item 270489644098 end time Dec-03-09 00:12:19 PST)
Or this one that just came out i think im the only one with it. Its supposed to have the same Noise canceling software and echo canceling as the jawbone prime but cheaper... I like the brushed metal look
LG HBM - 570 DUAL MIC BLUETOOTH HEADSET NEW SEALED BOX - eBay (item 270489598107 end time Dec-02-09 20:43:54 PST)

[alee]

Plantronics Voyager Pro gets my vote. Have had a number of Jawbones and they were quite good as well. However, the Voyager Pro supported multipoint (2 devices paired), which was very important to me. The Voyager Pro was also a lot more wind resistant than the Jawbone.

[JTurtle]

The Jawbone has great noise cancellation, but the part that kind of goes in your ear was pretty uncomfortable for me. I think the BT thing is kind of a personal preference, as far as the style goes. And as far as being dorky, yes they are, but I only wear mine while I'm driving

[djransom]

I swear by the Motorola H710. I can't wear any other type of ear piece because they all end up hurting my ear after a while (the little piece that goes in your ear). The H710 just sits on the ear and is surprisingly comfortable. It gets great sound and works flawlessly. As for stereo headsets, I choose the Rocketfish RF-MAB2 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones. They are very comfortable and work great. They also can get VERY loud if you like that sort of thing. Both of these headsets are very reasonably priced.

I have this headset as well and besides the ear loop it's pretty decent. Especially the lady that gives you the run down when you open the earpiece about it being connected and the battery life of the earpiece.

[bbsean]

Aliph Jawbone 2 - very comfortable and crystal clear sound both ends. Excellent noise cancellation.