LG CU500
blue toth headphones logitech or motorola???????
witch should i get????? i found logitech bluetooth headphones at dell.com for $80. but at radio shack they sell motorola ht820 witch one should i buy???????
will the logitech one work with my cu500???
here is a link
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.asp ... »
any help would be great!!!!
will the logitech one work with my cu500???
here is a link
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.asp ... »
any help would be great!!!!
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For the price, I go with the Plantronics Explorer 320. Cost $39.99
I have purchased and disposed of 8 others. All of the Motos are junk, flimsy earhook, low-volume, static, signal break-ups, etc.
I've tried other offbrands like Cardo Scala, Samsung, other Asian brands. They seem to have the same combination of problems gripping the Motos.
Try the Plantronics and see for yourself.
I have purchased and disposed of 8 others. All of the Motos are junk, flimsy earhook, low-volume, static, signal break-ups, etc.
I've tried other offbrands like Cardo Scala, Samsung, other Asian brands. They seem to have the same combination of problems gripping the Motos.
Try the Plantronics and see for yourself.
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In that case you def. want the Plantronics 590 Stereo headset.
I have one and I'm thinking of buying this phone just for it.
We got some of the headsets a while back at my store and I ended up buying it. Check them out...they use multipoint so you can hook up to several BT sources and its great at switching between say my phone calls and the streaming XM radio i listen to. It comes with everything, even a wire plug in (airplane use etc) and a BT adapter for ANY 3.5mm plug.
Only thing i dont like about them is if you are using them to watch TV there is a slight delay w/ the adapter. But they sound AMAZING.
hope this helps.
I have one and I'm thinking of buying this phone just for it.
We got some of the headsets a while back at my store and I ended up buying it. Check them out...they use multipoint so you can hook up to several BT sources and its great at switching between say my phone calls and the streaming XM radio i listen to. It comes with everything, even a wire plug in (airplane use etc) and a BT adapter for ANY 3.5mm plug.
Only thing i dont like about them is if you are using them to watch TV there is a slight delay w/ the adapter. But they sound AMAZING.
hope this helps.
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I had the Logitech headset, it pinched against my ear so was not that comfortable. I have gone through 3 different headsets in the last week, and when it was all done and said, I went back to the Plantronics 320, cause it has been the most comfortable as well as reliable. I've owned Motorola headsets and they all break way too easy. Plus it has moving parts, where the Plantronic is just one piece. Go with the Plantronics, do not go with the Logitechs unless you want a sore ear.
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the 320 is pretty good, plantronics has been making great stuff lately.
But out of all the mono headsets I've used that are BT (believe me, its a lot) I always come back to my Jabra BT250.
Its the only headset I've been able to wear even while running/doing anything thats very active without it ever moving around. Small ears? large ears? comfort a problem? the included different sized eargels are perfect.
Its also the loudest one i've used by FAR...
AND its the only headset that i don't have a problem wearing when I have on regular glasses or my shades when I'm driving.
But out of all the mono headsets I've used that are BT (believe me, its a lot) I always come back to my Jabra BT250.
Its the only headset I've been able to wear even while running/doing anything thats very active without it ever moving around. Small ears? large ears? comfort a problem? the included different sized eargels are perfect.
Its also the loudest one i've used by FAR...
AND its the only headset that i don't have a problem wearing when I have on regular glasses or my shades when I'm driving.
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