Hi, everyone
I am confused
I don't know now wich should I buy:
Jabra BT620
or
Motorola HT820
Please, If you had these headsets, help me deside.
I'm going to use it with Universal.
Antigen said:
Hi, everyone
I am confused
I don't know now wich should I buy:
Jabra BT620
or
Motorola HT820
Please, If you had these headsets, help me deside.
I'm going to use it with Universal.
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Jabra I can't comment, I have the Moto HT820 (Hence why I make sure it works on my Roms), It is a good headset, great audio quality and battery life with 100 % clear call quality both ways, however it is slightly bulky (OK It's pretty large actually)
beast0898,
thank you for responce, beasty. I will keep it in mind when purchasing.
any comments on Jabra BT620s?
i agree with beast0898.
I own a motorola HT820. And i'm using it from 10 days without charging, with around 1 hour of playback every day and more then 3 hour of connection without playback...
i'm using them right now and sounds good!
I own an itech clip r35. They are pretty good, but not as much ht820. The sound i less clear. Useful for use while driving a motorcycle.
Hi,
I have both HT820 and Jabra 8010.
The HT820 was the first BT stereo headset out there but I wouldn't buy it now. It is too big and heavy and very uncool when wearing it.
Because it is still using BT1.2, very slow and most likely to have lagging sound.There is also no ring tone when receiving calls (only beeping sound).
I was always thinking to get the Jabra 620 but when I check the site at that time. I saw Jabra 8010 which is much better headset there both. Sound is good and it is deattachable and light. Also has OLED display showing your Contacts, who is calling without looking at the PDA phone. It also show battery status and can pair with mutliply headsets. I would highly recommend Jabra 8010 and there are not that pricey from eBay.
HTC BlueAngle (ROM: WM6 Pro CE OS 5.2.1933) with HT820
HTC Universal (ROM: Beasty & Laurentius 2.08.01) with Jabra 8010
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Can anyone recommend decent BT earphone - not headphones for the Trinity?
I'm looking to replace the HTC headset so mic and remote would be extras but not essential.
Surely spending money on good BT earphones is more worth it than buying the USB to jack converter and good earphones - loads of wires!
Also, I assume the pairing only needs to be done once and BT listening to music, pausing for a call, and restarting all works a dream? I've never seen it in action before.
I'm happy with my Sony Ericsson HBH-DS970. Pair it once, and your happy. I don't use it for music though. I haven't found the sound quality to be good enough on any bt set, or wired set from a ppc yet.
stereo bluetooth headset
I'm very happy with my
I-Tech clips IIs
they works very well , but I was forced to install MSI blueplayer
I'm currently looking at buying the Plantronics Pulsar 590A.
It costs about $170 though.
I have 590a. They work great with my Trinity both for music and phone. And not that great with my laptop
I ordered today. How's the sound quality?
Not perfect but good to very good (not enough bass/treble). And you have to make some registry tweaks for best quality. I used fit4cat program to make them automatically for me.
HTweakC 2.1b or Hermes Tweaker v1.1a? I think you mean the HTweakC, right?
Has any any body tried if the wireless motorola headphones that ship with motorRoKR are compatible with hermes?I mean if they produce good sound these might be the best wireless headphones in the market...
i think they are stereo and produce good sound...Need ur suggestions guys.....Are they compatible with pocket pcs?
I use them with my TyTyn2, they're just amazing, by far one of the best BT A2DP headsets on the market. The sound qualoty is far out, but the only drawback is when you're walking and stuff it looses signal quite easily, skips a bit on the songs.
aksd said:
I use them with my TyTyn2, they're just amazing, by far one of the best BT A2DP headsets on the market. The sound qualoty is far out, but the only drawback is when you're walking and stuff it looses signal quite easily, skips a bit on the songs.
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What if their quality is compared to wired headphonees?Rokr headphones are stereo?
As in far out I meant amazing, the wired ones are no comparison, the S9 headset blows away any wired headsets I have ever listened to, except for the high end ones like Koss etc.
Motorola S9 rulez!
aksd said:
As in far out I meant amazing, the wired ones are no comparison, the S9 headset blows away any wired headsets I have ever listened to, except for the high end ones like Koss etc.
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I agree with that. I use the MotoRokr (motorola S9) with my Htc TyTN, and the sound quality is amazing!!! But the only thing is, that the bluetooth headsets use a greater CPU amount, and that slows the HTC kinda down. But the sound quality is incredible!
They Should Work
I Have The HTC Titan And they Work Fine With It.. (music And Video) I also Have The Bluetooth Connection For my iPod.. Its nice cause the motorokr has multi point tech. I can listen to my iPod (wirelessly) and still recieve calls
Friends,
Can anyone suggest which Bluetooth Stereo headset would be perfect for music and voice on VOX? I want to purchase one.
How about Jabra BT3030?
Thx
I use a Plantronics 590 for music and a set of Sony DRB22's for podcasts. The Sony ones fold up very nice and small, so I can stick them in a bag, the Plantronics ones have excellent bass and music quality. I'm looking to get a pair of Motorola S805's next.
Thx h4waii for the information. Did u ever get chance to use Jabra BT3030 also? or what are your views about this? i heard a lot about its excellent music and handling qualities. What do you suggest?
I don't use bud-style earphones, I prefer can/DJ style ones that.
Here's a review for you though, http://crackberry.com/review-jabra-bt3030-bluetooth-stereo-headset
i have been using the jabra BT3030 with my Vox over the past 10 months with no problems at all. Music quality is really good so are te controls.
I would suggest you to replace the headphone in this by a good quality one.
Prajith
Where did you buy this from and for how much?
hi, before anybody says use the search on the forums, id like to say i have and still cant find anybody recommending stereo headset for the touch diamond, i have read about the jabra headset as well the sony and the nokias but cannot make mind up, please can someone share some of your experiences with your touch diamond.
p.s i have ordered from expansys the htc bh s100 only to find out that they are the french version with limitations on volume and have been in the expansys forum reading complaints on the unit so thats going to get canceled,so any help is appriciated,
thank you
Yus
The Best headset I have found is a Motorola headset the "MOTOROKR™ S9" you can see the manufacturers website here --> http://direct.motorola.com/hellomoto/S9/
Great battery life, comfortable, good sound quality when streaming audio as well as when using as a hands-free headset (provided the surrounding environment is not too loud).
Not exactly cheap...but it's a rugged little unit and quite resistant to environmental hazards..like washing machines
I also use the s9 and i love it. Highly recommend
thanks for replying people, the s9 doesnt suit me, but ive narrowed it down to the sony ericsson 220 are they any good?
yes actually i had this with the Sony Ericsson w960i. There a really good headset i liked that you could plug any headphones into it but found the wires redundant.
I use the plantronics 855 (I think thats the number), got no complaints at all, good sound qulity, great battery life and pretty damm comfortable.
Hello all,
I have tried Nokia bh-503 and also these onse http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bluetooth...e_Phones_Bluetooth_Acc_ET&hash=item460a3b0c02
Nokias were wery good others not so much.
Anyone tried something else what is working good.
Regards
Really, no one?
There are:
Sennheiser MM100 Wireless - very pricy
Rocketfish Mobile RF-MAB2 - ok price
there are few more, but can´t just buy and test,
regards,
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Anyone tried something else what is working good.
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I've got a pair of Sony DR-BT21G's. I can't recommend them highly enough. Sound quality is great, and the built-in amplifier seemed to go louder than other headphones I've tried. Especially handy for "quiet" phone calls.
Plantronics Backbeat 903+
I paired my Plantronics Backbeat 903+ to the HTC Arrive and seems to function just fine. I've only listened to some music from the phone via A2DP for one day.
www plantronics com -- us -- product --backbeat-903-plus
-SUO, still haven't activated the Arrive