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Want New Bluetooth But No Idea Which One! |
presto
Joined: Aug 25, 2006
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Well the time has come to purchase one of these Bluetooths but which do I get?
I want long battery life + talk time but something that has excellent sound quality! It has to be down to a T. I don't want someone telling me that they can't hear me when all i'm doing is driving...
So i'd appreciate any inputs from anyone that can point me in the right direction 
Budget is not an issue and the phone I am using is the K800i (T-Mobile UK).
Thanks in advance!
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Nanu
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The jawbone is supposed to be great for noise cancellation especially when driving and retail for around £60. although I have no personal experience of use they always seem to have great write ups and there is a thread regarding these on here somewhere!
I personally have always used a generic  headset and have found them to be satisfactory! 
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presto
Joined: Aug 25, 2006
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Ooo interesting. I always thought Sony Ericssons BT's would work best with Sony Ericsson phones and not generic BT's.
But I will google it and read a review on it.
Thanks nanu |
Nanu
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No probs!
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presto
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Wow just seen a demo on Jawbone. It looks stunning and the demo shows its amazing!
Watch it lol http://www.jawbone.com/meet.html |
Nanu
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Yes I have seen that before they really do seem to be the dogs bollox!
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presto
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Telling me! Thing is though, do they work in Europe (UK to be precise) and is it compatible with K800i...
I'll find out now! |
Nanu
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I'm pretty sure of it mate there are a few on eBay but the sellers look a little dodgy for my liking!
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presto
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Right i've read enough reviews to see that this IS the one.
Only thing worrying me is that there seems to be few buttons that control too many settings but i'm sure that's just me and that the manual or whatever will clear that up for me.
Also some thing has to be touching your cheek which could be annoying but apparently it's extremely comfertable!
Right i'm getting one. Nanu, your the sex mate! lol |
Nanu
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Never been called that before! 
Let me know how you get on mate, as when it is time for me to replace mine it will be the jaw bone that replaces it!
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presto
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lol Yea i'll defo post a mini-review up when I get it 
Gotta wait till 4th July though as that's when the black one comes back in stock as only 2 UK sites sell them 
And you was right, eBay's got em' but dodgy Chinese/Japanese sellers are dodge so i'll pass
Anyway i'll give you a headsup when I get it mate. Thanks again! |
Nanu
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I've got itchy fingers now!
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freackers
Joined: Nov 12, 2006
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I'm using MBR-100 since read this:
http://www.mobile-review.com/[....]ericsson-mbr100-mdc60-en.shtml
"Dear readers, what I’m going to tell you next may seem quite strange to you, but I put aside my beloved DS-970, connected V-moda Vibe headphones to the MBR-100 and… enjoyed not only quality but the battery life as well."
t20s//t610//w900//w850
HPM-70//HPM-80//HPM-85 |
himlims_nl
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jabra ... very good quality and warranty conditions |
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Posted: 2007-06-08 23:13
