[jenniwal]

Can anyone recommend a good bluetooth ear piece? A couple of my friends have them but they sound like their in a tin can?

[paulbblc]

I have a Motorola HS850 that works great. I also hear the Jabra and Plantronics make good devices.

[driftoholic]

I like my Rim HS-655, 0 lag and according to the people that I've talked to, the voice quality is clear.

[JSanders]

I used the Motorola H500, love it and no complaints from my callers, etc.

[RoadRider]

After trying a large sample of headsets, the one in my sig has proven to be almost perfect and the best by a very big margin.

[sendit2mybb]

I use the Nokia BH-200 and absolutely love it! I don't have any problems with background noise, static, etc.. and the calls are very clear. In addition, I prefer the soft rubber piece that slips between your ear lobes, as opposed to, anchoring over your ear. Check it out...very reasonably priced at $40 from BestBuy.

[RoadRider]

The one in my sig is the best I have ever used. I have been using it for about 7 months and have no problems at all. NEVER been able to say this before after having used over a dozen different headsets (all returned). Now looking for another for the wife so she'll stop borrowing mine!

[PsychoMaiko]

I'm currently using the Moto H700 black edition

It's nice and small, has background noise reduction, and to turn it on and off just takes a quick flip the mic boom.

[Sex_Crazed_Monkey]

I picked up my Nokia BH-900 about a week ago. It works great. Everyone says I sound clear and they sound nice and loud. The ear hook is a little tricky at first but I got used to it pretty quickly.

[Lew2]

just watch out where you buy a headset from - there are a bunch of pacific rim knock-offs masquerading as the real deal. The motorola and samsung bluetooth headsets are particularly affected. If the price seems too good, chances are it is.

Motorola has a PDF document out describing ways to discern real from fake Motorola headsets, I don't have a link handy but a quick google search out to find it. Or go to Amazon and look up the H700 headset; the guide is shown there.

For the past week I've been using the Palm Treo bluetooth headset (rebadged Jabra) left over from my Treo 650, but ordered a Moto H700 as I prefer to be on one type of power connector if possible.