Bluetooth Headset Reviews 2011

Bluetooth headset is not an uncommon feature of mobile phones nowadays. As Bluetooth has become an integral part of most phones, so has the use of Bluetooth headsets. No one likes to deal with tedious wires and the trouble of adjusting the earphone several times a day. Also, it is not a viable option to attend calls while driving. Bluetooth technology frees you of all these troubles.

Best Bluetooth Headsets

Jabra BT500
I have always been recommended by all my friends and acquaintances to go for the Jabra BT500. And now when I am actually using it, I know why I got so many recommendations. This piece has done really well in the domain of comfort and ease of use. If you are someone who would have to wear the device for a long time, then there is nothing better than this product. Conspicuousness may be a drawback.

Samsung WEP200
Sleek, stylish, easy charging feature and a good sound quality are the main selling points for this Bluetooth headset. Samsung has always been among the top players when it came to the looks of the device. However, it is not just the look that drove people to like this device, but its handy travel case and good sound output are also equally responsible. Battery life is not great though.

Aliph Jawbone ICON Ace
Wow, even the name is sleek! I call it 'Aliph'. This device piece has received handsome accolades from various consumers. The features that you get with it include multiple audio and dial applications, many options for ear-fit, and an appreciable noise canceling technology. And guess what? All these features and more come to you for an affordable price.

Plantronics Voyager Pro
The Plantronics voyager pro offers the best sound quality, with the humblest of looks and make. To add to this, you get the ease of use, comfort and an amazing noise handling ability. Its bulky design may not be so appealing.

BlueAnt Q2
Another piece with a cool name 'BlueAnt Q2'. Sometimes, the name alone does all the marketing. Anyway, coming back to the reviews, this Bluetooth headset is sleek and stylish, fits to your ear with comfort, offers voice control commands and commands for text-to-speech, and not to forget its great sound quality. Controls are tiny, so mind your choice.

MOTOROLA H800
This headset has been made with such finesse, that merely its sliding design would drive you to buy it. Other important features include clear audio output, easy-handling controls, easy device pairing and good echo and noise cancellation. Low level of comfort may be the discouraging factor for you to bring it home.

Other Potential Contenders

• Bluetake BT400GL
• Jabra BT3030
• Jabra BT530
• LG HBS-250
• Motorola Endeavor HX1
• Motorola Motorokr s305
• Nokia BH-905
• Plaintronics Discovery 925
• Samsung SBH-600
• Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800
• Sony Ericsson HBH-PV705
• Sound ID 510

These reviews are an attempt to show you just the tip of the iceberg. What I mean to say is, when you do go for shopping, reconcile your requirements with the features of the device, and then decide to lighten your pocket. I said lighten your pocket, and not burn a hole in it!