Best Bluetooth Headset Stereo

[cervello]

I am in the process to buy for my Incredible a Bluetooth Headset Stereo.

Anybody has suggestions about it?

I am leaning towards the
Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800

What do you think?

 

[dbigdawg]

I bought the Samsung WEP 870 for $ 30 from Verizon.com. It has multi-point, stereo earbuds, decent battery life and good call quality. In my car I use the Jabra Cruiser.

 

[cervello]

Thanks dbigdawg for you suggestion.
What is the quality of the sound while listening MP3 files (stereo)?
Some call recipients have complained about crackling sounds and the incoming voice sounded a bit muffled using a WEP 870 .
What is it you your experience so far with an Incredible WEP 87?

 

[Gatsby]

Bluetooth vs Wired????

I tried the Altec Lansing 903 and was dissappointed for the following reasons:

1. There was distortion in the right ear piece.

2. While exercising (walking) the phones kept cutting in and out???

I have since exchanged the phone as there were several (other) glitches, and returned the headphones.

As I also have a Jawbone Icon (for the car), I've decided to try a set of the
Klipsch S4i (wired) headphones for exercising.

Thoughts??????????

 

[cervello]

I am still not convinced with the quality of the Bluetooth Stereo.
For now I am using a pair of wired one.

 

[Mbk]

I am still not convinced with the quality of the Bluetooth Stereo.
For now I am using a pair of wired one.

Jabra BT8010 is pretty decent, older model but still rockin... I bought three sets because they performed so well for me.... I'm sure there's a newer model of it out now.

 

[wuyanks]

Motorola S305s are really nice, had been using them for a few months...

 

[Gatsby]

has anyone else had problems with bluetooth stereo headphones?

 

[Tinsammich]

I'm using the Motorocker S90-HD Bluetooth headphones and they work great. Plus you can sync them up with 2 devices at the same time. (DInc and iPod right now) Sound quality is good and they are easy to use.

 

[Droids]

Motorola S305s are really nice, had been using them for a few months...

I've been using the s305's ever since that 24hr sale way back, and I have no complaints, they work great for music and phone calls. I would buy them again.

 

[Gatsby]

I tried the Altec Lansing 903 and was dissappointed for the following reasons:

1. There was distortion in the right ear piece.

2. While exercising (walking) the phones kept cutting in and out???

I have since exchanged the phone as there were several (other) glitches, and returned the headphones.

As I also have a Jawbone Icon (for the car), I've decided to try a set of the
Klipsch S4i (wired) headphones for exercising.

Thoughts??????????

Well I received the Klipsch S4i (wired) headphones and they are AWSOME!

 

[cervello]

I ended myself to buy those hear phones

 

[rudywilliams]

I tried the Motorola S9 HD and the Plantronics 903 backbeat. The Motorola set wouldn't stand up to the perspiration and died. The Plantronics were refurbished and didn't last long. Then I settled in with the Jaybird sportsband that was about $75 at the time, now about $80 on Amazon. This one is far and away better in all aspects, sound and longevity of the charge. I use it every day for a little over an hour for Pandora music in the gym. I get about 7 days that way. I've only used them on one call as that isn't why I bought them. For the car I have the Motorola T325, about the best for me as it syncs up automatically when you enter the car. No need to remember to turn it on and off.[h=1][/h]