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Posted by snow-munki
Hi, i have the Ericsson T610 and was wondering what is th ebest bluetooth headset avaible?

Is it still the HBH-60 ?

I have found this for about £86 at l8shop.net is this the best price/place ?

Thanks in advance.


Posted by Bengalboy
Here is a review of the best bluetooth headset available at this time with a downloadable MP3 for comparison..

http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=143273

Posted by Sir-SonyEricsson-man
woow.. that girl is hot... i want her...

Posted by BS'n
that was a verry small headset.

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is me

[ This Message was edited by: BS'n on 2003-07-08 10:27 ]

Posted by ferrarista44
i was to express my opinion, when i clicked on the link.. hey, that was what i was gonna say!!

the digital bluespoon.

Posted by snow-munki
thanks for the replies.

seeing that i have the T610 i have heard that it doesn't work well at all with SE bluetooth headsets... this true ?

Posted by ferrarista44
T610s that were manufactured earlier than 03W24.. from what we've experienced here in the Philippines, exhibit crackling noise when used with a Bluetooth­™ headset.

Posted by snow-munki
oh man

mine's week 22

so i can't do much about it then ?

Posted by MarkMK
Get it fixed by se?

Posted by Mrb 18
Swedens leding mobilemagazine (mobil) tested bluetooth
headsets in their last issue:

-Anycom HS-660
-Bluespoon Digital
-Motorola HSW8000
-Jabra BT200
-Jabra BT300
-Plantronics M3000
-Nokia HDW-2
-SE HBH-30
-SE HBH-60

HBH-60 won the test!!!

Posted by snow-munki
wow, that's very pleasing to hear

just hope it works on my phone... will pop into town at lunch time and buy one and see....

Posted by Mrb 18
I would like to have one my self
but i've just bought the phone sim free
so i'am lacking the founds needed
but next month i buy one too!!

If you have glases they told you too try the
headset on as it could be sligtly uncomfortable..

And i also hope it will work great with the t610
they tested it with a t68 and an N8910i and they both
worked great with te HBH-60


Posted by can1
Clicked on the link for the review but didn't notice it, I was distracted by the lovely girl in the piccies !!

Posted by genghisackroyd
You mean there was some words between the pictures! Sorry...didn't notice

Posted by Krippe
The SE HBH-35 looks good 2!
Great batterytime!
5 hours of talk

HBH-60 has 2 hours

Posted by snow-munki
well i just bought the HBH-60 ...for £150...

BUT.. i'm just going to 'try' it out, shop dude said if i don't like it i can get a full refund

will test it later.

Posted by Mrb 18
Congratulations!!!!


Posted by bub1
Quote:

On 2003-07-08 15:00:47, snow-munki wrote:
well i just bought the HBH-60 ...for £150...

BUT.. i'm just going to 'try' it out, shop dude said if i don't like it i can get a full refund

will test it later.



Get a full refund most places like Expansys sell it for under £100 or if they will get them to price match

bub

Posted by snow-munki
so far cheapest i've seen it is £87

if its good i will get it there ... wanna tes it out first that's all

Posted by Munchkinn
If that girl comes with the headset I'll have two... even though I think there may be some silicon there!

£150 is far too much for the HBH-60 I think even Orange shops have them for less. As others have said, you can get them for under £90.

Posted by Yoastie
Paid £102 a few weeks back via the SE website. They usually are cheaper than anywhere else.

Posted by semka
They now have $10 off accessories too... BTs are included...

Posted by sybercouch88
The HBH-35 seems to be a winner of a headset.Clearer sounding than the HBH-60. The longer boom mike makes all the difference.

Posted by augustborn9917
just purchased an HBH-35 on ebay for 109 usd. no static, approx 20ft range, flawless voice commands/dial, standby and talktimes are as advertised (5h). traded jabra bt200 due to static/crackle. cons: not discrete, does not feel "right" on the ear if you're wearing glasses.

Posted by Krippe
Got the HBH-35. Its great. No static or crackel.

[ This Message was edited by: Krippe on 2003-07-19 11:11 ]

Posted by Daniel78
Is there any Plantronics M3000 user who can share his/her experience with this headset ?
What do you think of this comparison chart (source Plantronics) :
http://www.quantum-r.hu/images/m3000%20crossref.pdf




Posted by semka
I used to have Plantronics M1500 and not was impressed with at all. The battery life is like 40 minutes at best. The only good thing about it is that the battery is user-replaceable unlike Ericsson's.

[ This Message was edited by: semka on 2003-07-21 08:06 ]

Posted by pzboyz
Quote:

On 2003-07-21 09:05:22, semka wrote:
I used to have Plantronics M1500 and not was impressed with at all.



Fair comment about M1500!

The M1500 was an adapter kit for non-bluetooth phones, so is not comparable to the M3000 in anyway.

Early M3000 samples perform to claimed specification, should be in shops real-soon-now.

Posted by __spc__
Is it just me, or does anyone else think HBHxx-users look really, really, really daft? I just can't bring myself to get one...

LOL

Posted by semka
Quote:

On 2003-07-21 15:36:45, pzboyz wrote:
Quote:

Fair comment about M1500!

The M1500 was an adapter kit for non-bluetooth phones, so is not comparable to the M3000 in anyway.




FYI, M1500 kit includes adapter AND BT headset M1000. It's M1000's quality I was talking about... If the same technology is used in M3000, it's a good indicator that it's going to be another dud from Plantronics.

Posted by pzboyz
@semka

The M3000 uses very different technology to the M1000, this can be seen from looking up Bluetooth Qualified Products.


Posted by Nik_Doof
HBH-35 is going for £59.90 on ebay UK atm!

Posted by aga2k2
£83.95 for the HBH-60 at www.directmobileaccessories.co.uk anyone found any place cheaper


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