Bluetooth headset while driving with top down
Well I have returned all that I had.......
Just got the Jabra BT500
bluetooth 1.2..... this 1.2 works better than 1.1 in a lot of older units
Jabra BT500
got it online for 86.00
www.digitallyunique.com
Charging now.... try it tomorrow
comparing it to the old bt250.... this new BT500 look a little thinner
Just got the Jabra BT500
bluetooth 1.2..... this 1.2 works better than 1.1 in a lot of older units
Jabra BT500
got it online for 86.00
www.digitallyunique.com
Charging now.... try it tomorrow
comparing it to the old bt250.... this new BT500 look a little thinner
Well after 2 weeks...
The BT500 has a range of 7-10 feet
It fits well, I call jabra and the sent me a wind sox for the boom
FREE
to help with any.... ANY wind noise.
The BT250 was a little bulky....really bad wind noise... even walking
Over all the BT500 is good... wish the range was better
I had the logitec.... 30-40 feet away from the phone... it was floppy
on my ear... every comfortable
The BT500 has a range of 7-10 feet
It fits well, I call jabra and the sent me a wind sox for the boom
FREE
to help with any.... ANY wind noise. The BT250 was a little bulky....really bad wind noise... even walking
Over all the BT500 is good... wish the range was better
I had the logitec.... 30-40 feet away from the phone... it was floppy
on my ear... every comfortable
With my sunglasses... and with Hat for my remaining Hair 
BT500 works great...
BT250 was a little noticable... ear sticks out little more than the other side
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another posted asked about ..........
Logitech Freedom phone... I had it for 2 weeks
Great sound, NO road niose, No Wind noise, Volume was just loud enough, it did not fit ear very well... and it was big and floppy almost.. kept that one
30-40 foot range best yet

BT500 works great...
BT250 was a little noticable... ear sticks out little more than the other side

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another posted asked about ..........
Logitech Freedom phone... I had it for 2 weeks
Great sound, NO road niose, No Wind noise, Volume was just loud enough, it did not fit ear very well... and it was big and floppy almost.. kept that one
30-40 foot range best yet
Has anyone tried the HDW-3 from Nokia? Motorola also has a new headset out, called the H500 that is suppose to be better. However, you could always step up to the new RazrWire....
http://motorola.digitalriver.com/DRHM/serv...ductID=36319100
http://motorola.digitalriver.com/DRHM/serv...ductID=36319100
Originally Posted by Picturepro,Nov 9 2005, 03:56 PM
what if you dont want sunglasses on while inside
or at night?
or at night?
i used to have the lara croft style back in the day and w/ the top down i could barely hear anything.
people i was talking to said the wind noise wasn't bad, though. IIRC, it was the HBH-15 model I was sporting. It had a hard time staying compared to other BT headsets I tried on, I dunno how my my beloved tomb raider was doing flips and shit with that thing on but oh well probably glued to her ear or something
people i was talking to said the wind noise wasn't bad, though. IIRC, it was the HBH-15 model I was sporting. It had a hard time staying compared to other BT headsets I tried on, I dunno how my my beloved tomb raider was doing flips and shit with that thing on but oh well probably glued to her ear or something
I have a Verizon Treo 650 and the Palm Wireless Headset (3206WW), which can be had for $60-80. Works great, and uses the same charger as the treo.
Works very well in the wind. I've only had trouble hearing the speaker once, with top down going over 65 and in a high wind, and even then the other person could hear me fine. Comfortable and light, and feels fine with glasses. One drawback is that it doesn't operate while charging, so if you keep it in your car and it drains down, you can't use it until it's recharged.
Side question - is there an easy way to disable the power cutoff to the power outlet, i.e. keep the juice going when the power is off? I know this is a recipe for draining the battery, but the only thing I'll keep plugged in is the headset to keep it charged.
Works very well in the wind. I've only had trouble hearing the speaker once, with top down going over 65 and in a high wind, and even then the other person could hear me fine. Comfortable and light, and feels fine with glasses. One drawback is that it doesn't operate while charging, so if you keep it in your car and it drains down, you can't use it until it's recharged.
Side question - is there an easy way to disable the power cutoff to the power outlet, i.e. keep the juice going when the power is off? I know this is a recipe for draining the battery, but the only thing I'll keep plugged in is the headset to keep it charged.




