Aliph Jawbone 2 Wireless Headset

The Bottom Line: Now midrange on price, this headset is way up there for features.

Review: Like many people out there, I too thought I would never become one of those headset people. I never wanted to be the guy walking around with a silly blinking piece of plastic in my ear pretending that I was someone important. But about six months...

The Bottom Line: This is a very good Bluetooth headset but the ear loop or ear bud could have been designed better.

Review: Jawbone headsets are one of the most popular headsets in the market, therefore the reason of my purchase. There are a few improvements in the Jawbone II compared to the first generation headsets. First is the smaller and light design and the second...

The Bottom Line: In this case, you definitely get what you pay for. I'm very glad I got this item.

Review: Although my state doesn't have a hands-free-while-driving law yet, I'm sure it's a matter of time, and there have already been other occasions when I've wanted to use my phone but needed my hands for other things. Now that I have this device and am...

The Bottom Line: As stylish as and functional as this is, it's not anywhere near worth how much it costs.

Review: Behold the Jawbone!
The Jawbone is a Bluetooth headset featuring a tactile vibration sensor which serves to filter out all background noise from your speech, leaving only the crisp sound of your own voice when you're using this headset.

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The Bottom Line: There are other headsets that will offer equal call quality with less fit issues.

Review: I agree that, when used absolutely correctly, this headset sounds terrific. But using it "correctly", believe it or not, is harder than you think...More on that later...

The package consists of several ear buds to customize the fit of your...

The Bottom Line: I wouldn't recommend this to an enemy

Review: I have owned the original jawbone, and now this. I will never order another Aliph product so long as I live. My business partner and I both have had both, and our communications are unbearable to say the least. I am usually in the office while he is...

The Bottom Line:

Not a bad headset, but buy from a store that you can return it to, in case it doesn't fit right.

Review: I got one of the new Jawbones to go with my 3G Iphone.. I figured that as long as I'm overpaying for a phone (long-term expensive contract), I might as well get a fancy pants Bluetooth headset to go with it. Boy was I surprised with what I...

The Bottom Line: Expensive, which is OK if it worked. But it doesn't. Improving on the original was what was expected, and this doesn't do that. A real shame.

Review: I love my original Jawbone that I bought this one as soon as I saw it, happy that the form factor was smaller than the original and had assumed that the technology would be at least as good. What a mistake. The original had a series of parts that...

The Bottom Line: Think long and hard about whether you really need the noise cancellation before spending this much money.

Review: The question is: Am I happy with my Jawbone purchase?

I have owned this headset for 5 months now, and I can say with certainty that this headset is an excessive amount of money for little apparent benefit compared with other...

Review: "Got the new Jawbone 2 a couple of weeks ago. I must admit getting a proper fit is not easy, and in my case I thought it would be impossible. Constantly moving it so it touched my cheek, sometimes even holding it there, till I touched a hidden...