[trains are bad]

I'm going to get one of these for my wife so she can call and talk to other people constantly and therefore leave me alone more. I want to get a decent one, she has an LG enV, the one with the internal qwerty keyboard.

 

[gshan]

It's not very compact, and an older model, but this one just keeps selling: Plantronics 510

I've used it on my older Razr (Verizon) and now Samsung 737 (AT&T) with good results. It looks like bluetooth headsets are just iffy with some phones, so it'd be a good idea to look for your wife's phone model within reviews.

 

[meat01]

I like the Plantronics Voyager 510.

 

[GAD]

I use the Acura TL.

GAD

 

[TMusic]

Ive probably used 5 different bluetooth headsets. My favorite by far is the Samsung WEP200. It fits in the ear, no hook, and the sound quality is very good paired up with whatever phone Ive used it on. Heres the link to Amazon:

Amazon.com: Samsung WEP200 Bluetooth Headset Kit (Samsung Retail Packaging): Cell Phones & Service

 

[Edwood]

My Current Favorite is my Modded Jabra BT8010. Basically chopped the microphone off of the Etymotics ETY-COM and shoved it into the BT8010.

Here's my new Jabra BT8010 "Pro" version 2.

This time, the mic is shorter and fixed. It's now clamped in place, no glue or epoxy. It's very firmly in place. Although, if yank hard enough, I can pull it out if I really wanted to, but it should hold up to day to day use.

This time, the tiny pager vibration motor is left intact.

I also chopped the plug end of a spare stereo earpiece and made it into a lanyard adapter.

All in all, this time this mod was much much easier.

-Ed

 

[Edwood]

Here's the previous version with a removeable mic. It was a major PITA. And I lost it a few weeks ago. Hence the new one above.

 

[tennisplyr3]

I have the plantronics voyager 510. The sound quality is good, but if I have my phone in my pocket while I'm walking, I can hear static. It's best to have it out on a table or something. It's rather bulky by today's standards, but it's comfortable and fits well.

I wanted to try something new, so I got the Cardo S-800 for a friend. I got it based on the reviews on newegg. Newegg.com - CARDO SYSTEMS INC. S-800 Bluetooth Headset - Bluetooth Cell Phone Accessories

 

[LUMIERE]

If you're still looking for a bluetooth headset... I'd recommend the
Jawbone. It has a very good noise suppression technology. And of course the looks.... well, they speak for themselves. It's a little on the pricier side.. but, it could be a good consideration.

The New Jawbone: The Best Bluetooth Headset Just Got Better