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Plantronics bluetooth headset with adapter too |
jh67
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Plantronics are releasing their M1500 bluetooth headset this summer.
http://www.plantronics.com
There's an adapter, like the ericsson one, so that non-bluetooth phones can use it as well.
And its got voice-dialling.
Price approx 2000 dk.kr.
Something like $ 230.
Jan
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Fingers
Joined: Jan 29, 2002
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Hey Jan,
Can you use any Bluetooth headset with any Bluetooth phone. I would imagine that you can, but I'm just curious to know from someone who knows these things. Thanks |
jh67
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Hi 
They all use the same bluetooth standard.
There might be some differences in the phone itself,..in the bluetooth-menu,..but it will work with any headset.
So yes, they should all work with each other.
We did try some out, and they worked fine.
Jan
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arroyootje
Joined: Feb 01, 2002
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It looks pretty cool with some nice options! That will make the new Nokia Bluetooth featured, right?  |
Evert
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BLUESPOON looks way better! |
Fingers
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Thanks Jan, thought so, couldn't see you making something like bluespoon and have it only compatible with  handsets. Thanks |
Linkinpark17UK
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I once saw the official bluetooth handsfree set for T68 and T39, the one with the built in bluetooth chips in Hong Kong. They were around £50 each. They didn't come with adapters for non bluetooth phones. Thats why they were so cheap.
I didn't get one cos nobody ever rings me  |
jh67
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Linkinpark > Ohh almost feel sorry for you, hope you do have some friends, hehe 
Evert > thanks
I guess the Bluespoon and the Nokia  headsets are the ones right now, that looks different. And in some way, also the HBH-20.
Philips is making one, that looks completely the same as the Plantronics,..must be working together, these two
I used to have a Plantronics headset for my 6210,..their soundquality is extremely good.
The Nokia is still the expensive one at approx $ 290,- (dk.kr.approx 2500,-).
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aznkrazy55
Joined: Mar 08, 2002
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i was just wondering which BLUETOOTH model can we use with the T68?? is it HBH-10 or the HBH-15??
o and that plantronics new one looks ok... but i prefer the new HBH-30 thas coming out soon...
any answers?
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Evert
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i think you can use them all. aint that what Bluetooth is all about, compability... |
Imran
Joined: Feb 28, 2002
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Hi,
Having spent money on the HBH-15, I'm looking for a way to get more use out of it.
What I would really like is an add-on for my deskphone, that I can then use the HBH-15 with. OK voice dialing etc won't be available, but that's fine.
I could use the Plantronics add-on with my HBH-15, I'm assuming, because you all say above, it's bluetooth etc. But then I have to buy the Plantronics headset with it, and I don't want to do that.
Any ideas on where I can buy just a base unit? |
jh67
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aznkrazy55 > HBH-10 and HBH-15 and HBH-20 all work with the T-68.
I use the HBH-10.
You can use any bluetooth headset with the T-68, or any other bluetooth phone for that matter.
Jan
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aznkrazy55
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ok.. thanks , but i was wondering which model was the one WITHOUT the module attachment piece on the bottom of the phone.... because the t68 doesnt need it rihgt??
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jh67
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Ok,..I see.
The HBH-10 was sold as a limited edition kit with an adapter (this adapter have to be used only with non-bluetooth-phones).
When you use the T-68, T68i, T-39 and R-520 you dont use the adapter.
HBH-15, HBH-20 and HBH-30 are sold without adapter.
Jan
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Posted: 2002-03-13 16:08
