Comfy B'tooth h/set for specs wearer?

[moggsy]

Hi all

Can anyone recomend a nice lightweight bluetooth headset for me - a specs wearer?

I've got a traditional 'hook over the ear' jobby at the moment, and it's not very comfortable to wear at all, as it's obviously affected by the arm of my glasses!!

I saw a guy in a petrol station the other day that had a small earpiece that fitted into the ear itself and after doing a bit of digging, found it was the Samsung WEP200 but after reading one or two negative reviews on it (due to echo/poor mic probs).... I'm wondering if there's a better alternative!

Cheers if you can help ;)

[TechFreak]

Hi all

Can anyone recomend a nice lightweight bluetooth headset for me - a specs wearer?

I've got a traditional 'hook over the ear' jobby at the moment, and it's not very comfortable to wear at all, as it's obviously affected by the arm of my glasses!!

I saw a guy in a petrol station the other day that had a small earpiece that fitted into the ear itself and after doing a bit of digging, found it was the Samsung WEP200 but after reading one or two negative reviews on it (due to echo/poor mic probs).... I'm wondering if there's a better alternative!

Cheers if you can help ;)

We need to know what you use the Bluetooth headset for. For music, get the Sony Ericsson DS-980 or Motorola S9. For the S9, the only problem is that your voice will sound muffled to the person you are calling with.

[moggsy]

We need to know what you use the Bluetooth headset for. For music, get the Sony Ericsson DS-980 or Motorola S9. For the S9, the only problem is that your voice will sound muffled to the person you are calling with.
Yeah....soz :insane:

Up untill recently, I only just needed it for driving....but I've got a K810i now with a 2gig card and put a load of music on it so it's gonna be a stereo headset now.

The thing is, I was reading the other thread on here re: the stereo setup with a 3.5mm jack, and quite fancy a ds220 as I could use my current CX300's with it......but at nearly 50 quid - it'd warrant being a birthday pressie in March off the 'Mrs'.... :D

However, I tend to leave my b'tooth headset in the car permanently, so I would like a small 'calls only' h'set too as per original request.

Thx

[TechFreak]

Yeah....soz :insane:

Up untill recently, I only just needed it for driving....but I've got a K810i now with a 2gig card and put a load of music on it so it's gonna be a stereo headset now.

The thing is, I was reading the other thread on here re: the stereo setup with a 3.5mm jack, and quite fancy a ds220 as I could use my current CX300's with it......but at nearly 50 quid - it'd warrant being a birthday pressie in March off the 'Mrs'.... :D

However, I tend to leave my b'tooth headset in the car permanently, so I would like a small 'calls only' h'set too as per original request.

Thx

It's better if you try the Bluetooth headsets yourself, because I really can't tell what is right for you. It is very subjective. I think that any Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Jabra or Plantronics Bluetooth headset are fine for you, because you don't really emphasize on anything except for comfort.

[Mud]

Try the Jabba BT3030, it can be very discreet and hidden away and also can be used to play music through your existing headphones

[moggsy]

With regards to the comfort of a non-stereo headset - I mean one that doesn't 'loop over the ear' and cause discomfort from the specs arm.

ie) An 'in-ear' one like the wep200....but with better results :)

Thx again