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Need to replace my Jabra JX-10 headset |
Hlcn Twst
Joined: Jul 27, 2006
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From: Purgatory, Utah, USA
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To be honest, I think the best replacement for it is another JX-10... I'm looking for a  headset with/that has/that is...
- small, light, comfortable
- no earhooks - these are useless when you wear (sun)glasses
- easy to use - I don't want 27 buttons that each need to be tapped vs. pressed vs. double-tapped vs. tickled vs. whatever
- true handsfree capability - primarily voice dialing, last number redial, and incoming call rejection (
 often falls short on this)
- some degree of noise cancellation, but I don't want to sound faint and "digital" to the caller, like that Aliph Jawbone headset
- rechargeable from a standard USB port
Is the JX-10 as good as it gets? What's better?
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Hlcn Twst
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There's a JX10 "sequel" of some kind in the works. There's also the Motorola H9 and Plantronics 665. Any comments on either one?
Any other in-ear (hookless) headsets to consider?
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Hlcn Twst
Joined: Jul 27, 2006
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Only two more possibilities I could find...
http://www.radtech.us/Products/BT400GL.aspx
(almost no reviews available)
http://www.nextlink.to/
(the 2 interesting headsets are both "coming soon")
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blasjw
Joined: May 06, 2004
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From: Silicon Valley, CA
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Personally, I'm quite fond of the Samsung WEP200. It doesn't meet all of your requirements but is is very small and has no ear hook. | |
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Posted: 2007-05-17 20:59
