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Which Plantronics bluetooth earpiece is good for people with glasses?

Dec 15, 2007 by K4Kochi | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

I wear glasses all day and I wish I had a Plantronics Bluetooth headset for my phone. Can anyone recommend a model that can be worn with glasses? I need something that is comfortable and does not fall. I also have the problem I have small ears that may pose a listener difficult.

i wear glasses as well and i have used every kind of blue tooth earpiece and non seem to have effected my glasses or blue tooth. But I would say the plantronics discovery series ( not over the ear), Plantronics Voyager™ 815 Bluetooth® Headset ( not over the ear), and my personal favorite Plantronics Explorer® 350 Bluetooth® Headset (over the ear). Don't know it is, but i just really like it!! I had the Plantronics Explorer® 320 Bluetooth® Headset and it was amazing. you can also go to: http://plantronics.com/north_america/en_ US/?_requestid=625014

and click on "find my headset" and have a go at it!hope this helped.

I can get my Razr to recognize my 320 Plantronics Bluetooth earpiece, what should I do?

Aug 21, 2006 by Ragman9432 | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

I just got this Razr off of E-Bay and it works great!!! Except it won't recognize my Bluetooth Earpiece. It's a Plantronics 320. I know the bluetooth works on the phone cause I just transfered pics and ringtones over bluetooth to the new phone. Someone help!!

walkthru if this doesn't work there may be a problem with the headset
go to menus
click on bluetooth icon
click setup ensure power says on
then click on hands free
then look for devices
if it doesn't work first time try it a couple of times
if this doesn't work see if someone else with a bluetooth phone can get your headset to work

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At first glance, the Jabra Stone doesn't appear to be anything other than an everyday Bluetooth earpiece , albeit a mildly sleeker-than-usual one. The sleek part hits you when your see that the curve of the earpiece is integrated into the pebble-like charging dock — when they're together, it's like a single unit. Getting the damn thing out of the pebble is kind of a challenge, but the effect is pretty cool.

That pebble is more than a charging dock, though. It's also a battery, capable of holding another three complete charges for the earpiece. Now when your earpiece runs out of juice, you can just slap it back into the pebble, not bothering to search for the power cable. I've been using a Stone that Jabra dropped off for us last Thursday, and so far I've only needed to actually plug it into a wall outlet once. Nice, but it's got some issues, too.

For one, those charges don't last super-long. I don't have an exact minute count, but after a couple of long conversations and a little music streaming (the Stone is A2DP-capable), the earpiece would crap out, not even giving me the customary power-loss beep. I've used a lot of Bluetooth earpieces and headphones, and I feel confident saying the battery life — on the earpiece anyway — isn't very good. It's rated at eight hours, but it's not clear if that's counting the four extra charges in the pebble. Regardless, being able to easily carry around the pebble mitigates the problem somewhat.

The design, while sleek, isn't perfect either. The Stone lacks any kind of "boom" extending toward the mouth; instead it opts for a pair of in-line microphones and some noise-reduction algorithms. That makes it tiny (and easy to hide if you have long hair), but it loses one of the benefits of boom mikes — keeping the earpiece stable against your face. Maybe I have big ears (OK, I totally have big ears), but I found that I had to often hang on to the Stone to keep it flying off my face. That the earhook isn't malleable at all doesn't help either. Finally, the shape is fixed, so you can wear it on your right ear only.

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