JABRA BLUETOOTH HEADSET REPLACES BT250V BT2020

Pros: Comfortable, clear sound quality, reliable, easy-to-use.

Cons: Buttons take some getting used-to, a little expensive.

The Bottom Line: I am very pleased with the Jabra 250v. Great sound quality, very reliable, and sits comfortably atop your ear.

Review: I've been using the Jabra BT250v for more than 6 months now, and it has been incredibly reliable. DESIGN: The headset has been well designed as it sits atop your ear (left or right) comfortably. Just orient the ear piece in the direction of the ...

Pros: Vibrate, sound quality, ease, comfort, reliability

Cons: Reduced hearing of ambient sounds while wearing.

The Bottom Line: Several people have asked me if it works and it delivers on all it's promises. It is a wonderful convenience beyond my expectations. Price is reasonable.

Review: I purchased this headset for my husband and ended up using it myself. I chose this after reading favorable reviews here and at Amazon. I was particularly interested in the vibrate feature and the sound clarity. I have not be disappointed in the ...

Pros: Great fit and easily switched from left to right.

Cons: No car or USB charger in the package.

The Bottom Line: A terrific headset for the basic user.

Review: First of all, let me state that I drive a 2001 Jeep Wrangler with a soft top and off-road tires, so road noise is an important factor for me. Also, my Jeep is a straight gear, so handsfree is also a matter of safety. My phone is a Motorola RAZRvc, so ...

Pros: One handed design, great sound, great battery.

Cons: Sensitive to wind noise, no mute button. No iGO tip.

The Bottom Line: Don't buy anything else. You will just buy this one later

Review: I bought my first BT200 (the parent to the 250) in December 2003. I lucked out because it has been the best purchase for a headset. The design is extraordinary, and I really don't understand why more companies aren't copying it. You can slide it on ...

Pros: Comfortable LOUD Works as advertised Uses a cradle for charging

Cons: Button placement a bit awkward Uses a cradle for charging

The Bottom Line: Its obvious why Jabra sold a ton of these headsets. It works great. Don't bother with the BT-500.

Review: After selling my perfectly functional, but not loud enough Motorola headset I was on a quest. I needed something that would work in a loud environment and stay clipped to my head very well. Needless to say all those small, stylish headsets didn't ...

Pros: PERFECT quality

Cons: n/a

Review: Resisted buying this style for some time. With urging from my friends, I bought the BT250 and have LOVED IT!!! No complaints. Easy to use, great comfort, can hear in all ...

Pros: wireless, bluetooth-compliant, comfortable

Cons: some static at times, hard to get onto ear.

The Bottom Line: This is a good wireless headset - but it comes with a price tag to match. Getting it on can be tough, but once it is, it's very comfortable.

Review: When I got my new Palm Treo 650, I knew that I had to get a hands-free set to go with it (they're required in the state of NJ). But as opposed to my old phone, the Treo has Bluetooth technology, so I was able to look at the wireless ...

Pros: Lightweight, easy to use, great vibrating feature, pairs easily

Cons: Medium size ear-gels should be provided. Too bad pairing confirmation code cannot be changed.

The Bottom Line: Great little device. Non obtrusive, unlike other manufacturers. Sound and voice quality is great.

Review: Jabra BT250V As many of you know who have read my few reviews, I like to use a product for awhile before reviewing it. I have had this Blue Tooth earpiece for awhile, and I think I can give it a more concise review. I have had a Verizon cell ...

Pros: Great sound quality, easy setup

Cons: Occasional loss of bluetooth link, doesn't hug face like other headsets

The Bottom Line: For the $99 that I paid, I think it was a good buy. The sound quality is excellent.

Review: I have been with Cingular (formerly Bellsouth Mobility) since hurricane Andrew and the need for a cellular phone to deal with rebuilding my home. I recently traded in my LG L1200 phone for the new Motorola Razr V3 simply because the phone was slim and ...

Pros: Easy to use, fits great around ear, light, good vibrating, good battery life

Cons: No battery warning indicator

The Bottom Line: Other than that it’s a good buy and I am happy with this Jabra. One more note in two years I had it still runs and talks great.

Review: Purchased this Jabra on Nov 05. So far it has not really failed me. I have tried a few others before and they were just awful. My first car you can hear just about everything. From wind to road drive it was impossible to talk. I had a hard time ...