What is the best BT 2.0 headset

aircub wrote:Just wondering what users have in regards to BT headsets. I am looking at the new Nokia ones, but are there any others.

The review on Google are so mixed, if you read them all you would end up buying nothing.......:tongue:

id go with these http://www.blueunplugged.com/p.aspx?p=117919 it turns any headset into stereo bt due to the 3.5 mm headset socket

MOTOROLA S9

Certainly a nice one despite not being nokia...

Could anybody tell me if I can listen to MP3s with use of non-stereo bluetooth headsets, i.e such ones that are put on only one ear? It is always said in the specifications that they serve to receiving calls? What about other voices produced by our mobiles? 😊

I have just bought BH-500 stereo headset. After I do any tests, I will offer any information.

I use iTech stereo bluetooth device. This allows you to use any head set you want that has the standard 3.5mm stereo jack. When used with my sony in ear earphones I get some seriously good quality sounds.
Plus if I connect from the iTech to my radio/cd player in the car (it has an external input) I get bluetooth handsfree phone which is stunning!

Anyone that can recommend a bt stereo headset for N95 that also have radio? I know about hs-12w but that headset isn't on the compability list... (Besides it`s old and expensive). Though if anyone have tried hs-12w with n95 I'd like to know if it worked with every functionality.

Even better🙄; anyone knows of a trick that enables you to use n95`s radio over BT? For example if you put in a jackplug that works as a antenne and then patch it through to your BT headset.:con?

i-Tech Clip Radio - supports A2DP for BT stereo streaming, remote audio control and comes with FM Radio.

Just what I've been looking for, thank you:icon14: Do you recommend it? (if you've tried it of course). Perhaps there is others to? Always nice to have som alternatives😊

I'm using the i-Tech Clip Radio for a few weeks already with no problems. It's compatible with the N95. Sound quality is as good as with wired headphones and no skipping or drop connections experienced so far.

Suggest to get the Bluecon35 II as well and you can stream stereo from TV, home hifi and other music players to the BT headphone too.

Thanks a lot mate, I'll follow you're advice. Ebay here I come:tongue:

No problem, mate. Good luck on your quest for better music experience on the N95.

Here is good article regarding headset BH-500:

http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/reviews/item/Nokia_BH-500_Stereo_Bluetooth_Headset_Review.php

I use these, well bought them before I had my n95.

http://www.rainydaymagazine.com/RDM2006/GearNGadgets/June2006/Saitek/RDMGG_SaitekFirstLook.htm

They have a transmitter too, so work with any device with a 3.5mm stereo jack. And they are compatible with A2DP, although it's not written ANYWHERE in the manual/website. With a non-standard pair code of 8888, cant tell you the joy I had to find that out.

When u use them with A2DP you don't need to take the transmitter with u...

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But why does BH-500 use only bluetooth 1.2? That's ancient technology.

I'm not sure which version of bluetooth is handled by BH-500.
On one hand, it is said in specification that bluetooth 1.2.
On the other hand, it is written on the carton box
"For devices compatible with bluetooth specification 2.0,
and supporting Bluetooth A2DP, AVRCP, HSP and HFP".

What's a benefit of supporting bluetooth 2.0 by headset?