Review: Jawbone Bluetooth Headset
As far as form factor goes, Jawbone is the largest of the three bluetooth headsets I’ve reviewed so far. I assume the reason for this is the sophisticated background noise reduction circuitry built into the unit.
As far as form factor goes, Jawbone is the largest of the three bluetooth headsets I’ve reviewed so far. I assume the reason for this is the sophisticated background noise reduction circuitry built into the unit.
In a continuing series of reviews, I’ll next look at the iPhone Bluetooth Headset from Apple. The first thing I notice is the sleek design and metallic construction. With simplicity in mind, Apple only included one button on this device. Overall, I like the design, as well as the fit and finish of this headset. [...]
For those contemplating some kind of iPhone transport device, I’d like suggest a pair of shorts from 5.11 Tactical. Don’t let the name lead you astray. They won’t make you look like a soldier of fortune wannabe. These shorts are comfortable, well-made, and they have a cell phone pocket on the front that happens to [...]
At 350 dollars, most people with any common sense probably wouldn’t even consider purchasing the Bang & Olufsen Earset 2. I had a chance to play with one for a few days and here’s a breakdown of what I think.
The current selection of iPhone compatible headphones is rather sparse. One company has come up with an interesting solution: splice in a pair of Etymotic ER-6i earphones into a standard set of iPhone cables. The company is Ultimate Buds and I’ve been using their earphones for the past few weeks.