Blue Tooth vs Wired Headset
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From: State of Confusion
Originally Posted by mina,Jul 21 2008, 06:22 PM
lol
I actually love the Jawbone. I've been able to talk to people on the phone with the top down without a problem. I also like to listen to music while driving and talking on the phone, because we all know that being able to multitask effectively is a great thing to do when you've got your foot on the gas pedal.
I actually love the Jawbone. I've been able to talk to people on the phone with the top down without a problem. I also like to listen to music while driving and talking on the phone, because we all know that being able to multitask effectively is a great thing to do when you've got your foot on the gas pedal.
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Originally Posted by brantshali,Jul 23 2008, 03:36 PM
I've been marginally impressed with the Jawbone. "On dry land" it's been great...deals well with background noise from music or on construction sites, but have had much worse results while driving. That said, it's the ONLY headset of the 10 or so I've tried that works AT ALL while driving in my Miata with the top down. Unfortunately, whatever technology they use not only cuts out the background noise, but also seems to lop off bits of my voice along with it...causing the conversation to sound as if I'm losing cell coverage...
or yeah its chopped up! As was the case when I TRIED to connect w/C-6 yesterday as he was on his way home. LUCKILY he finaly heard me yelling Castle Rock Exit 
awful lot of words in here....
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From: FCUK
Originally Posted by brantshali,Jul 24 2008, 07:36 AM
I've been marginally impressed with the Jawbone. "On dry land" it's been great...deals well with background noise from music or on construction sites, but have had much worse results while driving. That said, it's the ONLY headset of the 10 or so I've tried that works AT ALL while driving in my Miata with the top down. Unfortunately, whatever technology they use not only cuts out the background noise, but also seems to lop off bits of my voice along with it...causing the conversation to sound as if I'm losing cell coverage...
