JABRA BT250v - headset

Advantages easy use, clear, comfortable
Disadvantages battery life, cost

...I bought this bluetooth headset for my fiancee a couple of months ago and it is excellent. The headset, once one, connects automatically to your phone once you accept it. The headset fits snugly and comfortably around your ear, with two types of gel earpiece provided, with spares also! Having no wires means you are free to move and talk naturally and after a while can feel like your not wearing it! the sound quality is excellent and the other person, I am told, can hear you just as clearly without you needing to shout! One disadvantage £50 is quite expensive. The other problem is that the battery doesn't last that long, approx 6-8 hours talk time, which may be lots for some people, depending on how much you use it. The headset is easy to recharge and comes with its own charger cradle, it prob takes about 4 hrs-ish to recharge... Read review

Advantages Easy to use, good quality
Disadvantages Can be difficult to locate correctly

...My my first introduction to the Jabra, BT250V, came with the upgrade to my Sony W850i ! First impressions, very easy to use, easy to connect, switch on, operate etc. Comes complete in a nice little holder where the Jabra can sit for charging. The quality of calls through the Jabra is exceptional , but i do have difficulty at times getting the Jabra to shape properly into my ear. I have found that it can fall off quite easily too, and that the loop that goes over the ear can be quite tight, Dont get me wrong its a great product, but im just not sure one size does fit all in reality ! and this seems a little small for my ears !... Read review

Advantages Very good indeed.
Disadvantages None found.

..., then whichever charger lead you are using then goes into the holder. I find that when using this device, the mobile phone itself uses more power than normal, this is because it has to be connected by bluetooth to the Jabra all the time. I have never yet lost the signal, in fact I have had no trouble with this brilliant little gadget at all . I confess I had to resort to going to my local Orange shop, and admitting I was an absolute technophobe, I asked them to "configure" my Jabra for me, which they immediately did without any hassle. something I could have done myself of course, given a year or two! Jabra do have a website, take a look:- http://www.mobilefun.co.uk Here is a full list of the spec:- Product Type Headset - wireless - Bluetooth. Recommended Use Mobile phone. Headphones Type Headphone - monaural. Headphones Form... Read review