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New Bluetooth Headset HBH-200 |
Aggamemnon
Joined: Oct 27, 2003
Posts: 47
From: UK
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Hmm... I'm a bit dubious about the HBH-200... the idea of a caller display is nice but I'd rather not have the wires and added bits that go with it. Maybe I'll stick with my HBH-30 for now - or perhaps someone could integrate NetMD and bluetooth.... that would be a good solution  |
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The Programmer
Joined: Dec 02, 2003
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Surely the point of a BT headset is to leave your hands free. If you have to pick up a part of the headset to look who's calling then why not use the phone anyway. It would be much better if phones just spoke the incoming number, through the headset. This is certainly true if you're driving.
As for the wire part of the HBH200. I wouldn't mind betting that this ends up breaking or getting tangled up. I've just got an HBH65 so i'm about to find out how good these BT headsets are. |
Aggamemnon
Joined: Oct 27, 2003
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RE: phones speaking the caller's name.... I had this working on the ol' T68i. Whenever I was called by someone who had a voice tag, it played back the voice tag as it rang. I could then answer or reject by saying "answer" or "reject" (my versions were ruder ) |
Jeffrey
Joined: Nov 15, 2003
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From: Moscow
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Still having problems keeping the earpiece in place! Has anyone tried (would it be possible?) to splice one of the in-earbuds onto the cable to replace the standard unit? |
Lainelf
Joined: Dec 10, 2003
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does anyone know how compatible the hbh-200 is with n6600? i headr that the connection does not stay. hows the sound volume with other phones? still have reviews that its too soft. |
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Posted: 2003-12-02 11:04
