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Does anyone have any suggestions for a bluetooth headset that works well with wearing glasses? I originally had a Jabra BT250v, which worked well, but it hurt after a period of time. I have also had a Moto H700, which fit well, but I could not hear it very well. I currently have a Plantronics 220 which causes a lot a pain to my ear after a short time. I am usually in a vehicle when I am using it.
I use a Blueant V1 with a jabra eargel. No earhook is needed with the jabra eargel, and the V1 has plenty of volume and very good clarity with this setup. I can wear it for hours and often forget it's even there. :)
Thanks for the recommendation, but that is more than I want to spend. I was hoping to get my employer to pay for it(since it is for work), but they won't since I already have one. I ended up getting a Moto H695 from a Verizon store. It was on sale and I got a company discount as well. It is comfortable, and it sounds good.
The Plantronics Discovery 950 was pretty good for me. It goes directly into the ear and is pretty snug in there. It is not uncomfortable at all. I've bought 4 of these bluetooths already for various people and each one of them have loved it. I saw that on crackberry they have an even newer model of the it, but I don't know if it is worth all that much. I bought mine from Amazon when it was on sale so if you can hold out, you might get a very good deal on it.
I have a Plantronics 520 that I wear with glasses. It has a very soft rubber ear piece and is very comfortable and fits over the ear and is not uncomfortable with glasses on or off. It's a mid priced bluetooth running anywhere from 60-90.00 depending where you buy it and you can pair it with 2 phones at the same time which I like, I have been meaning to upgrade to the 920 but this one has lasted just over a year now and it looks and performs as new. My 2 cents.
I'm deaf in my left ear, and have a bi-cross microphone that hooks over my left ear and transmits to a receiver in my right ear so I can hear where sound and noises are coming from. There's a small plug that is positioned deep in my right ear, but I can still put my Jabra BT350 into my ear canal. It's not the best in the wind, but it feels comfortable and the sound is excellent. It's A2DP compatible, so I can listen to music and videos from it, as well as the phone.
I had the H700 worked well, but I misplaced it... I just bought the h710 and it is a big step above the h700. I wear it with my costas all day. No hurting here. Depends on the ears :)
Chris