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BOOYAR
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I am looking for a bluetooth headset for use with se phones (t610 and k700 soon!) I am not looking for the best but the best value. Are there any really cheap ones too. Thanx
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BOOYAR
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Thanx for the links but which of the cheaper ones are good
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Rizzter
Joined: Jun 27, 2004
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Why donīt you check the prices at your local video store? |
BOOYAR
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Video store? Besides i'm not particularly bothered for a really cheap one just one thats good value for money
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shug
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I've got a Jabra 200 and I've never had a days problem with it. Reading other peoples hassles with far more expensive headsets suggests the quality is more than ok for the price.
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shug
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I've got a Jabra 200 and I've never had a days problem with it. Reading other peoples hassles with far more expensive headsets suggests the quality is more than ok for the price.
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chudders
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Personally use the HBH 35 and this is now coming down in price and is becoming great value for money |
ar156ts
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HBH-35 is now a good value for money, indeed. I also like the way it fits better than the newer HBH-60/65, but that's IMHO.
I'm now using Bluetrek G2 which is very light and works well. It costs a bit more than HBH-35, though. |
BOOYAR
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Cheers all. I'm probably gonna go with the jabra. I've found it for 30quid
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Alexdesign
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Yeah you're right when I bought my HBH-35 I tried on allmost all of the SE Bluetooth headsets and it's definately more comfortable to wear than the HBH-60/65.The Bluetrek G2 is nice too and it's price currently is a bit lower than the HBH-35 |
floke
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It all comes down to which headset is the most convenient for YOU to wear! I chose Bluespoon although its expensive, it simply was the best fit for my ears and consequently best value for money for me. Try them out in a store before buying.
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hariznordin
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Sony ericsson Hbh-35
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bico
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One important thing to consider when comparing different Bluetooth headsets is that it's unlikely that any headset that is attached to your ear with those rubber attachment thingys around your ear will be comfortable if you wear glasses.
If you wear glasses, go for SEs HBH-200 or Nextlinks Bluespoon! However, they are probably not the "best value for money". Unfortunately not...  .
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floke
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@bico: They're definately "best value" if cannot wear other headsets confortably. 
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Posted: 2004-06-28 23:42
