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Best Bluetooth for the iPhone

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racer1441

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Looking for some user opinions.

Anyone have some good experiences with a good bluetooth headset and the iPhone. I know apple makes one, but seems somewhat of a mixed bag. Maybe I'm wrong though?

I have a plantronix right now and no matter what, it sounds like crap.
 
I'm liking the Motorola H715, $25 at Amazon. Sounds good, a nice 'boom' mike flips open to turn it on/off, and good indicator sounds. Can't even feel it on my ear, unlike my previous one.

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I have been using the Jawbone 1. (Can't afford to upgrade) It's been flawless. Once in a blue moon (has happened once in the year I've been using it) the pairing will die and I have to repair.

As soon as I get a call, I power on the jawbone and answer the call within a second. It's awesome.
 
I had a Jawbone, but gave it away and kept using my old Jabra JX10. The sound quality from the speaker in the Jawbone doesn't compare to the Jabra JX10. It's almost as though it's more electronic'y and not as clear.
 
Jabra BT530

I have used both versions of the Jawbone and the Blueant v9 and landed with the Jabra BT530 and I love it. I think the noise reduction is far better then Jawbone it also streams audio.

Never have a issue connecting and making calls..
 
Noumenon said:
I'm liking the Motorola H715, $25 at Amazon. Sounds good, a nice 'boom' mike flips open to turn it on/off, and good indicator sounds. Can't even feel it on my ear, unlike my previous one.
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I can second the Motorola. I have tried several pieces and this really is the only model that stays on my ear comfortably.
 
Zion21 said:
I can second the Motorola. I have tried several pieces and this really is the only model that stays on my ear comfortably.
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+3, One of the best headsets. I stopped using the ones that go into the ear years ago since no matter how comfortable they feel when you first put them in, eventually it will hurt your ear.
 
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