Recommend a Bluetooth PLEASE!

[veggieboy]

I have been going through Bluetooth headsets like crazy for the last year or so.

I've had a Jawbone, an LG, a Motorola, and recently have tried a Blue Ant speaker for my car.

I really just need it for the car, but I want one that A) I can hear the person talking, B) the person I'm talking to talking can hear me , C) I don't sound like I am in a well when the person can actually hear me, and D) fits in my ear comfortably.

I don't really care how much it costs as long as it works well.

Please help!

 

[BigWill]

i have the blue ant supertooth light, and it is the finest piece of electronic equipment that I have ever owned. My partner has the newer blue ant...the one that talks to you, etc, and it sucks ***.

 

[veggieboy]

That Blue Ant Supertooth light is what I have right now.

It's ok, but I still have problems sometimes hearing other callers, and people complain that I sound "far away".

If I turn it up to the loudest volume, it also gets some serious feedback and echo problems.

 

[Sangre Naranjada]

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[CaptainEd]

plantronics voyager

 

[veggieboy]

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[CaptainEd]

i have an older version of what appears to be the plantronics 815 and it has worked great for a few years.

 

[Kwisatz]

I have a plantronics voyager 520. Works great for me, but I only use it for teamspeak on my PC. Never used it with a phone.

 

[CottonEyedHorn]

Which Motorola did you have before. I don't Bluetooth, but my wife loves her Moto H12.

 

[badexcuse]

Only one option - jawbone. Nothing else compares. Check out the demo.

Jawbone

 

[brntorng]

BTW, "Bluetooth" is a wireless interface standard like WiFi is a wireless interface standard, not a device you stick in your ear. It's basically the wireless equivalent of USB and you'd never ask "Recommend a USB PLEASE!"

I feel better now. Carry on.

 

[MilkmanDan]

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[veggieboy]

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[Sangre Naranjada]

If I was inclined to use one (and I'm not), and I was using it to allow me to drive in a safer manner and my friends on the other line whined that I sounded like I was in a well, I'd tell them to either get over the voice quality issues or go **** themselves. My safety and public safety come before their sensitivities towards cell phone sound quality.

 

[riloh05]

for driving i just use the earphones that plucg in my phone. it doesnt look cool but i can be handfree, talk, hear, and drive. its been most effective out of any bluetooth i have tried.

 

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[madscientist]