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2010-03-25 , 18:08
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+1 for the Plantronics Voyager Pro. Love it - comfortable and callers come in clear on both ends. Great accessory.

http://www.amazon.com/Plantronics-Vo...8460_fe_txt_2/
 
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2010-04-03 , 18:53
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Originally Posted by ffarber View Post
I have a BH-103 and it works fine except that it insists on beeping when I receive a call for about two seconds making it so that I have to wait for the beeping (four or five beeps) to stop before I start to talk. The people calling are disconcerted by the lag time as well. Has anyone else had that problem. If so, is there a solution?
Thanks,
Fred
This problem is solved in PR1.2.
Now I use BH-214 - definitely better choice.
 
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2010-04-04 , 02:28
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I've been using my 3 year old Plantronics Discovery 655 with my N900. Works flawlessly :-)
 
Taigatrommel is offline Taigatrommel
2010-04-04 , 23:29
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Since I am also looking for a wireless headset, the BH-904 cought my eye too. But I am wondering about the additional power consumption. At the moment bluetooth is always disabled on my device. Does anyboday know how large the additional battery drain will be when the N900 is always connected via BT to the headset?
 
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2010-04-04 , 23:36
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i use the bh-902 but i guess its also expensive
 
maxximuscool is offline maxximuscool
2010-04-04 , 23:43
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i got a BH-104 work like a charm. Very cheap and very affordable. Anything with bluetooth 2.1 will work perfectly.

$29NZD for bh-104 and $39.99 for bh-105.
 
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2010-04-04 , 23:45
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Originally Posted by Taigatrommel View Post
Since I am also looking for a wireless headset, the BH-904 cought my eye too. But I am wondering about the additional power consumption. At the moment bluetooth is always disabled on my device. Does anyboday know how large the additional battery drain will be when the N900 is always connected via BT to the headset?
Not much drainage at all with bluetooth 2.1 headset. I left it on all day IDLE but don't really notice anything. But i listen to music for 4hours through bh-104 and it's like listen with the headphone on N900.
 

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Average Joe is offline Average Joe
2010-04-04 , 23:50
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The bluetooth (v2.1with A2DP) protocol that the N900 supports, does have a low power consumtion mode. The power drain when your bt headset is in standby should be minimum. Once you start talking on it, well thats when power consumption goes up, probably even more if you transfer large files, or are listening to music using bluetooth stereo headsets.
 
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2010-04-05 , 01:29
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If you are looking for a bargain on a stereo BT headset, this would be it:

Nokia BH-503 for $33 delivered:
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.d...407~r.60561251

For some reason the seller has obscured the brand name, but read the comments.
I have the older BH-501, which has excellent sound, but lacks music control buttons, and the folding arms are prone to breaking.
 
mattiviljanen is offline mattiviljanen
2010-04-05 , 07:06
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I'm using BH-501 and it's working Just Fine [TM]. No surprises, call quality is OK, buttons work etc. The only "issue" is the music quality; I like to enjoy my sound with a good quality, so I usually plug in my Sennheiser HD 228 headphones and use the built-in mics, but when in car or bicycle I wear the BH-501.

Boy was it expensive, but it's just brilliant in a car, because hearing the conversation with both ears just makes it easier to listen to. Without blowing your ear drums with sheer volume...
 
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