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Worst of all, there's no cigarette lighter charger for the car, which is the only place I use this, so I have to bring it in and charge it. (It also looks like cheap plastic in person, not like it looks in online pictures, and worse still, it seems really flimsy. Don't waste your hard-earned money on this.
It's true I can hear well through it and that others say they can hear me well through it, but where it absolutely fails is in voice recognition with my Motorola Razr. I hate it. What a piece of junk.
I've tried it for a month and I'm throwing it away it's so bad. That's just plain stupid). I press the button and say, for instance, "Call Pat Moore" and it comes back with "Did you say, 'Call Yee Dental Center'." (and then two other choices, none of which sound ANYTHING like Pat Moore).
It's absolutely useless as a hands-free dial device in the car (required by law now in California).
Additionally, the unit is heavy and unwieldy when attached to your ear - I returned this headset and am looking for a replacement. Perhaps this was a returned unit, but for $70.00 I expected much better quality control. The product arrived with its silver coating worn on the edges - the unit is not metal as it appears, but a flimsy plastic cover. As soon as I plugged it into the charger, the plastic charge-receptor started to pull off and expose the internal wiring.
The battery life is more than enough for my purposes. I use it in my left ear and there doesn't seem to be a perfect fit combination, which is a complaint I read when researching it. This is the first Bluetooth headset I've tried so I have nothing to compare it to. The ear fit is a little tricky. All I can say is: I like it, but I wouldn't pay full price for it, but then again I don't buy anything at full price. I will say, however, that I am very satisfied with it's performance. The noise shield seems to work well, maybe not as well as they would have you believe, but people seem to have no trouble hearing me while I'm in my Jeep with the top down.
They had a world class usability expert help design it. It's so good, I overlook the obvious pain it takes to use it. Love the technology. Yes.
I won't get started on the documentation which instructs you to turn the device off before trying to synch it. I don't get the why behind the propriety recharging hookup, mini-usb would have worked fine. And, TWO buttons. How's that again. Getting the bluetooth to synch is never an easy task with my RAZR. How could they have screwed up so badly.
instead we got. I love my jawbone, but they'll need to do some work before I buy another. It's the clearest wireless earpiece I've ever used. Clear even with the windows down on the freeway.
It doesn't look too durable, i.e. I read all the consumer reviews on Bluetooth, and the jawbone was the clear leader. My only gripe is that it seems a little pricey, but I guess you get what you pay for. lightweight plastic, so who knows how long it will last. It performs excellently. The noise reduction is so good, when I tell people I am on a bluetooth, they don't believe it.
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