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| Sony Ericsson HBH-60 Bluetooth Headset |
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Not another dropped call!!!!
K.I.S.S (Keep It Short and Simple)+ Good Talktime
+ Clear
+ Compact
+ Convenient
+ Great for in-car use
+ Includes additional Sony mains charger - Regularly drops calls (Can be retrieved though)
- Occasionally freezes up phone
- Voice Activation often takes several attempts
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Poor call quality
I was initially excited by the HBH-60: its small compared to some of the "boom-mic" style headsets and it had to be great coming from the manufacturers of the SonyEricsson T68i and T610, right? Unfortunately not.Pairing and using the device is simple enough and voice-dialling works well. But, and heres the cruncher, people could only hear me when I was in a quiet room with no background noise. I could never be heard in the car: where the headset lives. I did tinker with volume and position on my head, but to no avail. Unfortunately, this isnt a unique experience. A friend of mine also took the HBH-60 plunge, and had the same problems. We can now speak to each other perfectly using the Jabra BT200 bluetooth headset (which is also much cheaper....).
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Poor durability spoils Excellent Performance
Having decided to go straight before legislation enforced it, my researches came up with the Ericsson HBH-60 as the perfect hands free partner for my T68i phone. It arrived in 48 hours and was simple to set up and put to work immediately. That was two months ago. The clarity, volume (Im slightly deaf) and usability have been marvellous - except...
The silly rubber collar that attaches the earclip to the headset body has worn smooth - to the point that it slips apart at the slightest shake of the head. The main body hits the ground and eventually (two months remember) dies. A Warranty claim would be dishonest - it suffered multible blows by hitting the deck, not an internal failure due to poor manufacture.
It would be so easy to fix this weakness with a small screw and washer - but I didnt want to risk drilling a tiny hole in the securing peg in case I hit the PC board inside. Why wasnt it made that way?
My advice? Buy something more solidly made!
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Nokia HDW-2 Bluetooth Headset
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The main drawback of this product was the flimsy ear-clips that it came with, both were broken within a week, and on getting in touch with nokia they told me that they would be out of these clips for another six weeks because of the demand for them! Otherwise the headsets performance was ok, up to 1..
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Nokia 6310i - Silver
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Having carried my 6310 every day for 5 months now in some very demanding conditions, I am impressed with the quality of build as well as exceptional quality of reception and transmission.
It took all the knocks and bumps without protest and survived and operated faultlessly in temperatures from m..
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Toshiba e740 Pocket PC (with Bluetooth)
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Stong Battery and Wireless LAN is great,Built-in Wi-Fi, 2 expansion slots (SD, CF)..
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Tecom Bluetooth USB Dongle
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This product can easily use in computers but its not ok with all cell phones. It can make difficulties when you try to connect to your cell phone. And also the product is limited in 100 meters, but not in houses. Our computers usually in our rooms, nobody has a computer in the middle of a field. So ..
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Sitecom USB Bluetooth Adapter
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A niftey little number, with fast transfer rates and a good range with my Sony Ericsson P800 I cant complain, not a hitch as of yet! What a price too! I recommend it to all!..
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