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HBH-35 or Bluespoon Chameleon? Decisions Decisions... |
morbodestroys
Joined: Sep 25, 2003
Posts: 161
From: Sydney
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Hi all,
Was wondering whether you could help me decide on whether I should get the HBH-35 or the BC?
The HBH-35 retails in Aussieland for AUD176, while the guy distributing the BC to Aus is selling me one for AUD220. I said I will meet up with him tomorrow...
I have no preference for either. Okay, I am slightly swayed towards the Bluespoon because it is a wee little thing, looks cool and less obvious in public, but the HBH-35 is cheaper. Both have long standby and talk times.
I wear glasses, but I did have a HBH30 (before it boned) and although there was a slight annoyance wearing it, it was no big concern. I am a born leftie and would prefer to put the headset in my left ear. But then again methinks putting bluespoon in my right hear - it should be no big concern.
I will use the headset for general talking (yes i am a lazy sod) and the occasional driving around (keep evil piggies at bay). Oh, and I have a t610 and T68i with different sim cards so ideally I would like the headset to be able to support multiple profiles so I don't have to keep on pairing them everytime I change...
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nokevin
Joined: Aug 09, 2003
Posts: 291
From: Tenerife
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Hi, i have the HBH 35 and its the dogs dangles real happy with it, as for the other dont know sorry
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Bogus Jimmy
Joined: Mar 01, 2003
Posts: 282
From: Adelaide, Australia
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I am in the same situation; HBH-35 or Bluespoon Chameleon..... It's a tough decision!
Btw, where are you getting a Chameleon in Australia for $220? Is it David @ McLellan.biz? (The contact for distribution of Bluespoons in Australia)
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morbodestroys
Joined: Sep 25, 2003
Posts: 161
From: Sydney
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Yup, I did get it from him. Nice bloke.
$220 is a good price. Its going to be a HUGE markup on the retailers 
But then I returned it - i'm very fussy with headsets which costs more than AUD 50... 
Depends what you want it for - it was clear if theres no background noise - but people had problems hearing me when I was in my car. I went back to David and he let me try out the Digital. WOW - excellent stuff - pity i didn't have the money for that.
Methinks its a combination of the headsets out there and my phone software as I had to return two HBH-60's because of an echo. Need to upgrade to R3 but it ain't out here in Aussieland yet.
[ This Message was edited by: morbodestroys on 2003-10-16 02:06 ] |
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Posted: 2003-09-28 00:08
