Published on May 19th, 2013 | by Guest

How to choose the best Bluetooth headset

We all use wireless technology in our lives because it is easier to use something without any cables that can get tangled. A wireless way to communicate without any hassle in a quick and simple way is definitely Bluetooth. With Bluetooth these days you can connect anything, your laptop and your mobile phone, your mobile phone with another mobile phone, your mobile phone with a headset and other numerous combinations. The best way to make your life easier and, in some occasions, safer, is to connect your mobile phone with a Bluetooth headset. When you have a Bluetooth headset you can talk while walking, driving or while doing basically anything. It is that easy.

Due to such a high level of usability of the headset, there are many different models on the market designed for different life styles. That is why you should see what you must consider while looking for and eventually buying a headset suitable for your lifestyle.

Jawbone ERA

Nokia BH 905

Novero Tour

Plantronics Voyager Legend

One of the first things you must try and test in a Bluetooth headset is how they feel in your ear. This is something personal. If you are buying a headset for someone, then you should choose the most universal headset, because it fits almost every person. Another thing you can test while shopping is call quality. You can call a person near you, or even better, someone who isn’t in the same room and test the volume, microphone and headphone.

Today, almost every headset has sound filtering and voice canceling for better sound quality for the caller and the person to whom the call is directed. So, you can check if this headset you want to buy has listed one of those two in the package. Those two abilities can assure that you’ll have great sound quality no matter where you are and what you are doing. You can be at the mall, at the games, in your house or on the street and you should hear the other person loud and clear. If you are talking and driving, you will be using it hands free, and a headset with noise filtering will cancel the sound that the other person can hear due to the blowing wind. Another thing you must consider is battery life. Regular battery life for headset is about five hours of talk time and 12 to 24 hours on stand by. If your headset has more, great, if less, it isn’t economical.

A guest post by:

Edin Crnolic, a student of Polytechnicum Zagrabiense in Zagreb, Croatia, is a big technology enthusiast. He researches devices and then makes websites about them with advice and reviews to assist others. You can visit his latest website Best Bluetooth Headset.

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