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BT Headset in Car use |
joeyice
Joined: Dec 10, 2002
Posts: 8
From: Canada/Iceland
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Hello just wondering what you would recommend for someone who does lots of highway driving is the bluespoon too sensitive for the road noise. How about the Jabra BT200 any others you would recommend I am interested in real world experiences so I can make an informed decision.
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MADNESS
Joined: Apr 29, 2002
Posts: 48
From: Hong Kong
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If price is not an issue for you, go for Bluespoon. It has good voice quality and battery life. I find BS design is more user friendly too. To put HBH-30 or Jabra BT200 on your ear. You may need both of your hands. Its not possible/not safe while you are driving. I only need one hand for my BS. I put it on only when its needed.
One more thing. If you wear glasses. You may have problem with HBH-30 or Jabra BT200.
If not BS. You may like to check this out...
http://www.soundid.com/Modules/Products/Products.aspx |
pzboyz
Joined: Sep 30, 2002
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For use in car the Plantronics M1000 and Ericsson HBH30 have the best noise cancellling function.
The M1000 can be used whilst wearing glasses too.
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lazarini
Joined: May 08, 2002
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i use the jabra bt300 im very pleased by its performance and all in all general use also its not so expencive payed 150 $ i can only recomend it 
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Jison
Joined: Jul 01, 2002
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From: Sweden
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I've got no problem putting HBH-30 on with one hand.
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jplacson
Joined: Apr 21, 2002
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From: Philippines
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I have no problems w/ my HBH-30 regarding glasses or putting it on with one hand... advantage of the HBH-30, you can use it on either ear. Bluespoon only goes over the right ear. |
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Posted: 2003-01-10 05:48
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