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wallstreet123456

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I am looking to get a Bluetooth headset and wanted to know what people recommend?

I have looked at the Jawbone Icon and was interested to know if anyone uses this one?

Has the ICON been out for a while and if so is there going to be another Jawbone coming out?
 
wallstreet123456 said:
I am looking to get a Bluetooth headset and wanted to know what people recommend?

I have looked at the Jawbone Icon and was interested to know if anyone uses this one?

Has the ICON been out for a while and if so is there going to be another Jawbone coming out?
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I have the Icon, works fairly well. I also have the Blueant Q2 Platninum, which I tend to use more due to it's design. Seems to fit my ear better, has good sound and features.
 
Which bluetooth you get depends on what you need. Are you needing something that provides a ton of noise cancellation? Do you need something that has a long lasting battery? Do you want something that is comfortable enough to wear all day? each of these things affects what bluetooth is right for you.
 
wallstreet123456 said:
I am looking to get a Bluetooth headset and wanted to know what people recommend?

I have looked at the Jawbone Icon and was interested to know if anyone uses this one?

Has the ICON been out for a while and if so is there going to be another Jawbone coming out?
Click to expand...


ICON works very well if you can get it to stay in your dang ear!
 
I have the ERA and it is phenomenal. The call quality is great and I love the tap to answer feature. The HD audio feature and Noise Assasin 3.0 are killer. Not sure it's worth $30 more but I love it.
 
I use a Blue Ant Z9 that I got a year ago for $15 through a CNET bargain listing. I looked at the Jawbones but the Blue Ant reviews seemed just as good. It is very comfortable and the noise reduction works well (two levels of reduction... the more active reduction tends to be "electronic" sounding, so I use the less active level which still does a good job of reducing ambient noise).
 
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