Plantronics Bluetooth 855

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Will the Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth Headset work with my iPhone 3G AND my macbook?

Sep 21, 2008 by Monsieur H | Posted in Mobile Phones & Plans

I do not need to work together, I just need them to work on a helmet and headset for my iPhone 3G because of my problem headphone jack would be great to use a helmet wirelessly with my macbook
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Hi.
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Hope it helps.

simon v | Sep 23, 2008

how to pair PLANTRONICS Voyager 855 Bluetooth Headset with iphone?

Jul 21, 2008 by ting | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

go into you setting on the iphone, general, bluetooth and turn it on. then turn on the headset it should be discovered by the phone, once it is click on it and the pair code should be 0000.

Alpha Male | Jul 21, 2008

Plantronics Voyager 855

A quick review of the Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth Stereo Headset

Samsung HM3700 Bluetooth Headset Kit (Black)

13.07.11

Many mono Bluetooth headsets these days have A2DP functionality, meaning they can stream audio wirelessly. However, mono headsets don't offer nearly the same listening experience as stereo headsets, especially for music. You can get a stereo Bluetooth headset, of course, but mono headsets are more convenient for making calls in certain situations, in the car, for example.

Enter the mono-to-stereo convertible headset, such as the Plantronics Voyager 855 , the Samsung WEP870 , and the latest one from Samsung, the HM3700. The HM3700 looks like an ordinary Bluetooth headset at first glance, but it comes with a pair of stereo earbuds that connects via the Micro-USB port on the top. You can then wear the HM3700 like a pendant, or attach the optional clip so you can clip it to your shirt. What sets the HM3700 apart from the other headsets is that it offers voice controls and it's compatible with FreeSync, an Android application that adds additional features like text-to-speech, caller ID, and alarms. The Samsung HM3700 is $59.99 retail.

Source: CNET

Plantronics Voyager Headset 855 Review — The Gadgeteer

by Alisa Clark

I have weird ears. In all the years that Bluetooth headsets have been available, I have had the hardest time finding a pair that fits into my ear canal (obviously, regular over-the-ear headsets fit.) I would have to be Dumbo in order for that to be a problem! I’m talking about the ability to wear those earbud types of headsets that block out noise from the outside world. My genetically mutated ear canals have continually blocked my efforts to have secure fitting earbuds. Most of the time they are either too big and fall out of my ears or are too uncomfortable and I can’t wear them for long. Recently, however, I have had the good fortune of trying out a pair of Plantronics Voyager 855’s.

This headset is stereo Bluetooth which means I can listen to my music in both ears and the sound is great. How do I know it’s great? Because they stayed in my mutant ears! In the box, you get the headset with a detachable second bud for the other ear which I think is brilliant. You may not always want both ears plugged up if you aren’t listening to music, so the ability to remove the second bud is a wonderful option in my opinion. You also get a carrying case, a lanyard for carrying the Bluetooth around your neck when not in use, two ear hooks, four sets of sound isolating earbuds (all silicone except for the one set of memory foam buds), charger and of course, the main headset.

The earpiece charged up pretty quickly (about 3 hours) and then I proceeded to try on the different earbuds. The smallest ones fit, as well as the memory foam ones, but I decided to just leave the silicone ones on for the review. I’ve been using it for about a week now and here in NYC the weather has been changing a lot lately, giving me the chance to try them in different situations. The first thing I tried was the music and I was able to sync it immediately to my iPhone–it was the easiest pairing I ever experienced. I turned on my phone’s Bluetooth and then turned on my headset for the first time. It was immediately recognized by the phone, I put in my passcode and that was it! I used the headset in stereo version (meaning I used both earbuds) and the music was clear and sounded great. I didn’t even experience any “breaks” while the music was playing. You know that annoying thing that happens when the connection gets dropped momentarily and if you were on the phone, you’d be saying “Hello? Hello?” over and over again before the other person can hear you? I listened in my house for an hour then took a stroll outside to see if anything would change but the music played on. I even passed a construction site and I was still able to hear the music. However, it did give me a reason to play with the volume rocker button. I made the music louder but because of the good seal my ear had with the bud it really wasn’t all that necessary. But one thing with the volume button is that it’s too close to the mute button which I will talk about a little later. I was able to listen to my music for a few hours inside and outdoors and it continued to sound great and my ears didn’t even hurt or get sore.

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