Bluetooth headset

[bgsnmky]

STupid question I am sure. I want to buy a headset that will work with my cell phone, my computer and my phone.

The blue tooth will work with my cell..but does the mac air's have bluetooth?
I just got it two days ago!!!!

Or how can I tell if it has it.

 

[annk]

Yes, they have bluetooth. You can find it in system preferences. (You'll find that by clicking on the Apple symbol in the very upper left-hand corner of your screen.)

I use an EtyBlu2 BT headset with all my devices. Works well.

 

[bgsnmky]

Yes, they have bluetooth. You can find it in system preferences. (You'll find that by clicking on the Apple symbol in the very upper left-hand corner of your screen.)

I use an EtyBlu2 BT headset with all my devices. Works well.

thanks so much!!

 

[wditters]

STupid question I am sure. I want to buy a headset that will work with my cell phone, my computer and my phone.

The blue tooth will work with my cell..but does the mac air's have bluetooth?
I just got it two days ago!!!!

Or how can I tell if it has it.

It depends slightly on your primary use. If that is just voip and cell communications then a regular headset is fine.

If however music is your primary concern and communications use if of secondary importance, then you may want to consider something a little more up the quality scale. The 2012 MacBooks (all of them) support APT-X, a codec running on Bluetooth 4.0 that allows for near-audiophile music quality.

In that case, a set of headphones such as the Sennheiser MM 550-X might fit the bill. That is what I use, both for music and communication purposes. Until now I never regretted the investment.