Jabra BT500 Bluetooth Headset

Wireless, Bluetooth, Consumer, Over the Ear, Single Earpiece

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For some individuals, excellent

by bubsywubsy, Mar 30, 2008

Pros: Excellent sound comfortable for people with large ears, dedicated paring, excellent battery life

Cons: Large by today's standards

The Bottom Line: Excellent sound quality, ease of use, excellent battery life, and the fact that it can be used under at hat or bicycle helmet more than compensates for it's size.

Review: I have this Jabra BT500 and a Motorola H700 headset and I greatly prefer the Jabra. I have large ear ...

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This is a great Headset

by bluethunder91, Nov 14, 2007

Pros: Plays the music player songs, comfortable, comes with all accessories.

Cons: I'd like to have a replaceable battery option.

Review: I've owned this BT500 Headset for almost a year and it has been great. I use it with my Razr 3XX pho ...

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Wish I could have tried it first

by mr_hosehead, Oct 22, 2007

Pros: Comfortable. Relatively inexpensive (but...)

Cons: Performance (or lack of). BT connection lost at 4 ft (or left pocket).

The Bottom Line: Try it first! It's comfortable so if it works for your BT device it may be OK for you. I won't be getting another Jabra.

Review: New law says no hand-held and car has no BT so it's time to get something. Since I never call from c ...

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DOA II

by dleems, Sep 20, 2007

Pros: Comfortable on the ear

Cons: Can only be worn for jewelry

Review: Got a very prompt replacement for my DOA BT500 from Newegg. However, the replacement suffered the sa ...

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Its great when it works...Don't buy it

by sumdumgi, Jul 20, 2007

Pros: Good quality sound on both ends, snug to face, comfortable

Cons: Not loud enough for me when on highway. Problematic, Customer service

Review: I bought my unit approx 2 months ago. It is comfortable and the sound is clear. I have had no proble ...

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Mute function is barely usable

by mdedina, Jul 17, 2007

Pros: Inexpensive. Beyond that, I stopped evaluating after finding the MUTE problem.

Cons: The MUTE function is practically unusable.

Review: I bought this headset for two reasons: 1) it has a MUTE function on the headset, and 2) it was inexp ...

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Poor Quality Control

by dragon777, Jan 29, 2007

Pros: Light weight, nice fit and can be worn comfortably for long periods.

Cons: Poor quality control, unreliable, defective component

Review: I like the headset, but Jabra needs to do something about the quality control. I have had two of the ...

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It Depends on the Phone

by dkgs, Jan 19, 2007

Pros: Comfortable and discreet

Cons: Volume controls are are a little difficult to find and use.

The Bottom Line: Test it with the phone you plan to use it with!

Review: I believe the performance of the headset is directly related to the phone in which it is paired. I r ...

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BT500 poor followup to BT250v

by daraguy, Jan 18, 2007

Pros: I like the design and fit of earpiece

Cons: NOT an improved product over BT250v

Review: I am disappointed in the performance of what should be the improved successor to BT250v that after o ...

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Good headset for non-Trekkies

by derk99, Nov 27, 2006

Pros: Around the ear and not on top of it

Cons: Controls not well marked.

The Bottom Line: Good choice for around the ear Bluetooth

Review: I never wanted to be one of those Trekkie-looking people with the Bluetooth headset attached to my ...

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