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Plantronics Voyager 510 Bluetooth Headset with Multipoint Technology
: This is my first venture into the bluetooth market, so I was looking for a combination of low price and good performance. That is exactly what I got. With the hot price for this new unit, and the high level of performance, I am very happy with my purchase, and even happier about my new cordless life!
The noise reduction works very well - I have tried it in windy conditions and the person on the other side claims to not hear anything. The volume adjustment works quite well so that I can hear the other person, even sitting at the gate in an airport.
I am still getting used to the other functions of the headset, but so far find only the mute to be somewhat annoying. Every 30 seconds there's a beep - I suppose a small price for the knowledge that you are muted. Perfect for those endless conference calls when you are trying to talk to the taxi driver.
The styling is okay - it's hard not to look like a drive thru operator - but be ready for a bit of jealous/good natured ribbing from friends. It is truly "all day" comfortable.
Try it and enjoy it!
I was steered toward Plantronics by a friend. He was definitely right. Very clear, easy to use, comfortable, compact, qick charge time, and great battery life. One tip - I didn't know for a while, but your volume control on your BlackBerry itself will raise and lower the volume on the headset. If your phone supports bluetooth, you have to get a headset. There is no contest between this and a wired headset - in sound quality or usage. And the Plantronics is a great choice. I have only used another(Motorola), and this seems to keep a better battery charge and the headset is much more comfortable. You have to remember you have it on sometimes or you walk into a meeting looking foolish.
I haven't tried all the features on this unit, however, it pretty much works as advertised.
The battery seems to work as long as advertised. Haven't run out of juice yet.
The sound is pretty clear. In fact, with the motorola black razr, it sounds better then using the phone.
I do definitively recommend the unit.
 I bought this headset for my Verizon RAZR V3c and loved it so much that I recommended it to my family members also. The device comes with soft ear pieces in three different sizes and is very comfortable and fits snugly on either ear. The sound quality is very good and the range is excellent. I have had perfect conversations with this devices over 50 feet away through two walls and a floor. The battery life is excellent and since I use the device only casually a charge lasts me roughly a week. The only thing that bugs me about this headset is its mute/on-off switch which is very tiny and is very hard to press - I have never been able to press it hard enough to mute a conversation while I'm wearing it. All in all, the best headset you can purchase which works wonderfully and won't make you feel like a borg.
This is my 3rd BT Headset. Out of all of them I like the Voyager the best....the reason is the Voyager has the best voice quality....very clear and loud enough for anyone. That and it fits either ear really makes it for me great. I also have a Motorola HS820, it's pretty good, but lacks some things that the Voyager seems to have down better.
What I like about the Voyager compared to the 820, fits either ear...820 only fits the right ear only, sound is better, ear bud fits in the ear making it a lot easier to hear in loud environments.
Things I wish the Voyager had that the 820 has......it's lighter, the command button is better, it's not as big over the ear, I just seem to forget that I'm wearing the 820. The Voyager I tend to know I'm wearing it, where as the 820 I forget it's on me.
One thing about the Voyager with the command button is that I don't hear the whole menu when it starts. I don't know if it's the transmitter link just being awaken from sleep or what....but I only hear the tail end of the prompt .....the 820 you hear the whole thing from the press of the button. Not really a big deal....but I do notice it from the 820.
Overall I use the Voyager the most.....but still use my 820 also.....but the voice quality blows the 820 out of the water......it's that much better. If you have any questions feel free sir_onion@yahoo
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