Plantronics - Voyager 510 Reviews

I searched and searched for a Bluetooth headset that had louder volume output. Bought into the hype of the Jawbone, but ditched it after a week. Tried a Motorola, no dice. Went through a Jabra in-ear and a different Plantronics model, and still could not adequately hear the caller on the other end.

As a daily commuter on the Bay Area freeways, I need to have a loud, reliable Bluetooth headset to make calls while in the car. I read reviews of the Plantronics Voyager 510 and was again skeptical of the claims that it was the loudest headset on the market, like all the others. I was able to get one...

Bottom-Line: The Voyager 510's fold-up microphone design cleverly combines compactness with functionality for a novel, well-engineered and well-implemented package.

Question: what is a Bluetooth enabled smart-phone or two without a great Bluetooth headset to accompany it or them?  Incomplete, I'd say, and lonely.  After receiving my new Bluetooth enabled Motorola Moto Q 9h I went searching for the perfect Bluetooth headset to complement it and my existing BlackBerry 8830 World phone.  Since I carry both phones at the same time, I needed a Bluetooth headset that could connect to two phones at...

I received this headset from my son last Mother's Day and it has been reliable, easy to use and a great help, particularly  when I am on the road.  I had absolutely no trouble synching it up with my cell phone and it has worked very reliably every single time I use it.  It is lightweight, fits my ear very well and seems to have a great battery life.  I use it regularly and it seems to hold a charge for quite a long time.  I like the small size--if i want to take it off and drop it in a jacket or slacks pocket, it is so small it is undetectable.  I wondered how well it would work, being...