Bluetooth Headset?
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Originally Posted by Souljah6476,Nov 9 2005, 07:34 AM
How is it when you drive with the top down?
-Motorola HS810
-Plantronics (dunno the model number)
-Jabra BT250
Out of all of them, the Jabra gets my vote, no contest... With the top down, you can't hear jack sh!t w/ the Motorola or the plantronics... I can hold a perfect conversation w/ the Jabra and have no difficulty hearing the other person... Thing is, w/ the top down, there'll be alot of wind so you'll probably have to roll the windows up for the person on the other end to hear you... Ask rsaeini... his @ss complains all the time cuz there's too much wind and can't understand a thing I'm saying... If you plan on buying one, can't go wrong w/ the BT250
Paul
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Originally Posted by ricecooker1280,Nov 9 2005, 09:25 AM
I've had a variety of BT headsets as well
-Motorola HS810
-Plantronics (dunno the model number)
-Jabra BT250
Out of all of them, the Jabra gets my vote, no contest... With the top down, you can't hear jack sh!t w/ the Motorola or the plantronics... I can hold a perfect conversation w/ the Jabra and have no difficulty hearing the other person... Thing is, w/ the top down, there'll be alot of wind so you'll probably have to roll the windows up for the person on the other end to hear you... Ask rsaeini... his @ss complains all the time cuz there's too much wind and can't understand a thing I'm saying... If you plan on buying one, can't go wrong w/ the BT250
Paul
-Motorola HS810
-Plantronics (dunno the model number)
-Jabra BT250
Out of all of them, the Jabra gets my vote, no contest... With the top down, you can't hear jack sh!t w/ the Motorola or the plantronics... I can hold a perfect conversation w/ the Jabra and have no difficulty hearing the other person... Thing is, w/ the top down, there'll be alot of wind so you'll probably have to roll the windows up for the person on the other end to hear you... Ask rsaeini... his @ss complains all the time cuz there's too much wind and can't understand a thing I'm saying... If you plan on buying one, can't go wrong w/ the BT250
Paul
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Originally Posted by Souljah6476,Nov 9 2005, 09:32 AM
Looks like from the other thread, the Jabra BT800 is the way to go. I'll pick that up after lunch. Thanks guys.
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Originally Posted by rcantu,Nov 9 2005, 08:14 AM
I have the IO gear one. not bad with the top down.
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I'd like to know too. I plan on only using mine indoors -- in private. I know I would feel pretty dorky walking around in public with one of those things in my ear, especially if I'm not talking to anyone.