Bluetooth Headset???

I have an awesome BLUETOOTH!

Plantronics 510

Great noise reduction when driving truck and working on the dock.

I have tried so many different ones, this is the best for me.

 

Never mind.

 

YEP, at one time I had numerous bluetooths around here and didn't like any of them.
Right now my battery is doing fine, so that's good anyway.

Iam just happy I can hear with all the noise around me....lol

 

Had the 510 for almost a year now and still works great...

 

OK, I'm sold. Getting one of those Jawbones.
Thanks for the heads up.

 

This is a old thread. But I throw 2 cents in, just in case you haven't upgraded your phone yet.

I just recently picked up an LG Shine. I read the reviews on it, and all the kids were bi**** about the battery wouldn't hold a charge for more than one day.

I have have a teenage daughter, so I know the drill. They talk 24/7 on the things.

BUT, I can go 4-6 days with mine. With moderate use. All the screen settings are set to high, and I have the backlight set to 1 minute. I'm sure it would last at least another full day or 2 if I reduced these settings.

That's not 2 weeks I know. But it beats the &^^% out of the "less than 4 hours" I had from my Razr.

 

I just placed an order for one myself, after watching the video reviews.

They're $129.95 here at the stores. plus tax # 7%

Mine was $80.99 w/shipping from here:

https://www.n1wireless.com/

 

I hate to pee in your Corn Flakes, but you may want to check with the folks at Jawbone to make sure n1wireless is an authorized dealer....if not, you are taking a VERY good chance that the unit you get is a very well packaged Knock off and not a real product. This problem is HUGE in the industry. To the untrained eye, you would never know, until you use it and are less than satisfied with the results. Now, if it IS a real Jawbone, congrats!! Great Deal!! you will love it.

 

Return policy is fairly liberal. And, cancelling payment on a CC isn't that difficult if it's not the real deal.

You're not required to actually pay for "substitute" products. The law is fairly clear on that.