I hav the xpressway and I dont care for it. I cant hear people for nothing. Those little motorola over the ear ones worked the best for me but so easy to lose.
Bluetooth headsets??
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by LArider, Nov 10, 2011.
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My Blue Parrot died after a year or so. The headset had difficulty locking on to the cell phone after charging and would disconnect itself after an incoming call. Finally after a month of fighting with the thing it finally refused to turn on at all even with the power plug attached. Sorry guys the Blue parrot will fail after a year or so.
I have upgraded to the Blue Tiger Pro and it seems to be better constructed and has a better warranty for the same price (around 100 bucks).
So far no complaints with the Blue Tiger at all. Comparing the 2 together side by side the Blue Tiger wins hands down. -
I use a Plantronics which I'm very happy with. Its clear and loud enough that I can actually hear the other person.
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I use a Motorola Roadster speakerphone.....plenty load enough to hear conversations well and no one has been any the wiser that they are on a speakerphone....even in old beat to snot gravel trucks.
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I've got a Blue Parrott, have had it just a little over 3 years, still working fine.
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I wrote on here earlier about my lack of enthusiasm with a Motor Trend headset. Bought a Blue Parrot a couple weeks ago and it's much, much better. The flashing light is annoying but I'll probably just cover it with some nail polish. Tried a sharpie and it all rubbed off in a day.
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Dirty Bob, there is a way to make them not do that. I can't remember for sure what it is, but check your instructions. I think you quickly push both up & down volume at the same time, but not sure about that. Check your instructions
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Blueparrot hands down best bluetooth I've ever had, and I've had a few. If you don't like the head set style and would rather have the type that goes in your ear try the jawbone. I loved mine it just couldn't block the noise of my truck. 6" straights, old cabover not insulated like the new ones. Hell I forgot I'm also sitting directly over the engine. Hmmm, I wonder if that had anything to do with it. It would probably do pretty good job in a quiet truck. Anyway the blueparrot does a great job.
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u dont need to spend big money on a wireless headset i have the cheap wired headset from the truckstop plugs into the phone still hear everyone and they hear me and was 14,99
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