Plantronics - Explorer 360 Review

I bought my husband a Motorola Bluetooth and when I returned it I was told that "I would never recommend a Motorola." Well obviously someone in Best Buy did. My husband talks to me 99% of the time and the other 1% to friends and co-workers. I bought the Plantronics Explorer 360 which is a very good and inexpensive Bluetooth. If you are a (just to name one occupation that requires a lot of in-the-car talking) realtor I would say to spend over $100. For our purposes the $32 (give or take) I spent on it was well worth the upgrade.

What the Plantronics Explorer 360 comes with:

• A car charger
• An on/off call control button
• Microphone
• Over the ear swivel ear-loop
• Volume control
• A one-year warranty
• Seven hours of continuous talk time
• Eight days of standby from one charge
• Hands free talking up to 33 feet away from your cell phone
• Indicator light that blinks when the battery is low and if you have missed calls.
• It measure 2.2" by .8" x .6"
• You can redial your most recent number by pressing the multifunction button twice. You can also press and hold this button for a few seconds to initiate voice dialing. You can easily redial your most recent number by pressing the multifunction button twice. You can also press and hold this button for a few seconds to voice dial.
• Plantronics Explorer 360 also has call waiting.

My experiences

What a difference the Plantronics Explorer 360s is from the Motorola. I can hear my husband very clearly and he can hear me very clearly. The Plantronics Explorer 360 is light and easy to use.

The Plantronics Explorer 360 is nothing fancy looking but it is very comfortable in the ear and with the swivel ability it can be moved around to be super comfortable and for better hearing.

I did notice that when my husband had the window down I couldn't hear him and have learned that one negative is that the The Plantronics Explorer 360 does not have noise cancelling - still for the price it's a great little Bluetooth.