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01-21-2005, 08:01 AM
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   |  Headset Recommendations? Has anyone had any experience with after market headsets. The wires are exposed on my PalmOne headset and I think it's time to put it to rest. Anyone have recommendations on a good headset? Any experience with Bluetooth w/ the dongle? TIA Chris |
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01-08-2006, 08:28 PM
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|  BT headsets.... I posted this in a couple threads, so not sure if you've already seen it. However, in my quest to listen to music and take phone calls using BT, I've come across a very cool (though not so sleek) BT headset from Motorola. It is the HT820. It is a little bulky looking, but lightweight and performs very well as a stereo BT heaset for making and taking phone calls. I bought it on eBay and love it (+/- $100). The biggest benefit is that it provides audio in both ears! It is supposed to support A2DP and future BT versions, thus allowing for music over BT if the phones are ever capable. There are a few others on the web from China/Taiwan and the only one I've sampled (Omiz with SD card and MP3 player) sent terrible audio to the person listening (said I sounded like Charlie Brown's teacher). I recently ordered a BT unit that has dual ear pods and a memory/FM tuner/call manager box that is coming from China anytime (I hope). If interested, I'll update you on performance of that unit. Apparently it is a BT MP3 player that will allow you to talk on the phone when a call comes in. Again, +/-$100, but seems like a super widget. Chattintoo |
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