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Azeca Introduces the World’s First Retractable Bluetooth Headset With Vibration

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This is kind of neat. At first I thought it was a BT headset with a retractable boom mic, I just read the headline of course. Reading on though I found that it’s actually the ear piece that is retractable! You clip the main part onto your shirt or collar or pocket and then just … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Arctic P31X PACK Stereo Bluetooth Headset with USB Adapter

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Headphones are nice, but being tied to your device with a wire isn’t exactly for everyone. I don’t mind the wire much, especially since I have good headphones, but sometimes I want to be free. Free though doesn’t mean I want to sacrifice sound quality. Today for review I’ve got the P31X Pack Stereo Bluetooth Headset from Arctic that is not only inexpensive but sounds great. It’s actually a bundle that includes the headphones, USB adapter, cable and a very nice carrying case. So let’s get this started…

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Jabra Introduces First Bluetooth Mono Headset With Active Noise Cancellation Technology

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This is actually about two new Jabra products. They’ve upgraded the Jabra Extreme with the Extreme2, and they’ve just announced the one in the headline up there called the Jabra Supreme. The Supreme is the first non-stereo headset to incorporate Active Noise Cancellation. personally I don’t care for the large size of the Supreme, I … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Motorola H17txt with MotoSpeak Bluetooth Headset

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Today for review I have a bluetooth headset from Motorola called the H17txt, odd name yes, but it’s much motobt12 more than just a headset. This specific headset features MotoSpeak or the ability for you to listen to text messages and emails sent to you in the headset. While you’re driving or whatever you’re doing, when you get a message it will be read to you right through the headset. It works with either Android or Blackberry phones, and since I don’t have a BlackBerry I’m using my Android phone, specifically the Motorola Cliq XT. The software is very configurable with many options, but the downside is that to get full functionality you’ll need to get the full version which will cost you $13.95. I found the ‘lite’ version to be more than adequate though for my uses. Anyway, read on to learn more about the H17txt and MotoSpeak…

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Jabra Once Again Revolutionizes Bluetooth Style; Announces White Version of Ground-Breaking ‘STONE’

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I’ve never used the first Jabra Stone, a bit too expensive for my blood… but now though, coming on May 16th to AT&T stores everywhere for $129.99 you can get the Jabra Stone in white. I’m not too sure I’d like a white headset though, seems a bit too bright to me, but then I’m partial to basic black….

Unique style, comfort, portability and great sound proved the winning combination for Jabra in 2009 with the introduction of the ground-breaking Jabra STONE. Created by GN Netcom, a world leader in innovative headset solutions, the Jabra STONE exceeded sales expectations and received accolades from journalists around the world when it was introduced in Q4. As a result of that success, Jabra and AT&T will soon offer consumers another option – the White STONE. Announced today at the 2010 International CTIA Wireless® show, a white version of the popular headset will be available only at AT&T retail stores nationwide and online wireless.att.com beginning May 16.

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Rugged BlueAnt T1 Bluetooth Headset Delivers Superior Performance No Matter Where You Are

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I don’t know about you guys but I don’t normally drop my headset often or use it out in the rain.. if you do though you might like this new headset from BlueAnt called the T1..

-BlueAnt is proud to launch the T1 headset, a durable, reliable Bluetooth device that has been designed to give high quality audio performance in the most challenging conditions.

The T1 is the first BlueAnt headset to feature Wind Armour Technology™. Developed over the course of years of research into wind noise performance, this solution combines patent-pending design features with BlueAnt’s proprietary noise cancellation software to deliver clear audio in wind speeds up to 22 mph—the best wind noise reduction of any Bluetooth headset on the market.

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Qstik EVOQ Bluetooth DSP Headset Review

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If you’ve got a phone chances are you have a Bluetooth headset, and in some places it’s against the law to not have one. There are many choices when it comes to choosing a BT headset, and as with any product, not all are created equal. Personally I prefer small sized headsets, I live in a state where it’s not yet a law to have one while driving, but I don’t drive without one, I like having both hands on the wheel. I also don’t make phone calls while I’m driving, if I get one then I have the BT headset on so I can answer it, but with the way people drive today I’ve got to pay attention to everything that’s going on, and dialing a phone is a distraction I don’t want or need. Anyway, back to small headsets, I think most of us would prefer a small headset, but what if you could get a larger sized one with a bit more features?

Today for review our friends over at MobileFun have sent me over a rather unique Bluetooth headset, it’s rather large, but it’s got a lot of features including the ability to attach a set of ear buds to it and use it like a streaming receiver for any BT enabled devices. It’s called the Qstick EVOQ, and it’s rather large really, it’s round and covers quite a bit of your ear, but it’s lightweight and it’s not uncomfortable to wear. So read on to learn more:

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Logitech Cordless Bluetooth Headset Reviewed

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DSCF4559 Hello, Hello! I’m back with another review for you, this time Geeks.com has sent me over a Logitech product, specifically a Bluetooth headset that can be used with your phone or your PC with Skype for some good old cordless talking freedom.

Geeks carries tons of different computer parts so you never know what you’ll find, I check them out all of the time for great deals, and especially since they started doing the deal a day thing.

The Logitech BT Headset even comes with a Bluetooth dongle in case you don’t have one already in your computer, it also comes with a dock for the dongle as well. It’s not a bad little product overall, but I didn’t care for it too much as for me it’s not exactly comfortable for long periods of wear.

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Iqua Smart Badge Bluetooth Headset Review

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Hello, Hello! Been a long time since i showed my face over here, besides the occasional interesting press release, but I’m back with a few reviews coming up for you. One of the cool things about being a full-time products reviewer is that you get all kinds of interesting and unique  things for review, and I think what I have today counts, most certainly, as a unique product.

Up on the old review block today I’ve got the Iqua Smart Badge Bluetooth Headset, odd name right? Well it’s an odd product, but not in a bad way, it’s actually rather neat! It’s a bluetooth headset, but it’s also an identification badge in one, I know it sounds like a strange combination but bear with me here, it’s actually rather ingenious if you think about it. I know for a lot of people this product might seem useless, but for those out there that have to use an id badge this is a great little product if you think about it. Most of us have bluetooth headsets, and some of us carry an ID badge, well that’s just two things we need to remember to take with us and possibly forget somewhere or even lose, but here you’ve got it incorporated into one easy to use product.

Read on to learn more, I’ve got a bunch of pictures, it comes with some nice accessories as well…

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