Customer Reviews

Jabra 2050 Bluetooth Headset

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Works good. Clear. No snap, crackle or pop. They give you a spare ear hook just in case you lose one. Devices never loses connection with the phone. Holds a charge for many days. No complaints with this device. Has only 4 buttons. One to power it on and off. One for up volumne, and one for down volume. One to answer the phone or hang it up. It saves in memory the last number you dialed. So if you want to call it again, you just push the hangup button twice. I think on my phone, the earbud rings, or the phone rings, but not both. So if the ear piece is laying on your desk, and someone calls, you will not hear the ring. My wife has a different brand, and her handset rings in addition to the ear piece ringing. That might be desirable or not. Her phone loses connection to the bluetooth device and she has to re-connect it. The brand I have never loses connection. I can walk about 20 feet away from the phone before it loses connection. I can also turn on the bluetooth while I'm using the handset and swap out. And vice versa. Makes beeping noise when the charge is low. I lost my first device, but bought another one exactly like it because I liked it so much. It's very compact design, smaller than many others.

Have been using this with my BlackBerry Storm and it does the job. It's a simple device with very long battery life and decent sound quality. It doesn't sound like an audiophile headset because you'd want a device that gives you clear voice quality to carry on a conversation effortlessly while you drive or move about and that's exactly what makes this a great headset.

It's nice and small. Audio quality is adequate enough to have an easy conversation with someone as long as they don't mumble too much. Battery life was good.

Connected very easily with my phone. Connect ok with Ps3, but you must go through the reconnection process every time you turn on the system and look up a password.

I find this headset to be convenient most of the time. If there is background noise, sometimes it is hard to understand the person speaking to you, but all in all, I think it is worth it.

I use mine as a gaming headset. It was easy to sync the first time, and seems to have decent audio quality. My biggest issue with this headset is that is incredibly uncomfortable in your ear. I've tried it with and without the included ear hooks, I couldn't stand more than 5 minutes. Maybe it's just me, but the earbud part is too big. For gaming usage, I can just set it on the table and the mic will pick up what I'm saying, so it works well in that respect. But I would definitely not recommend this for walking around phone usage, there are much more comfortable options out there.

I bought this to go with my wife's Verizon Voyager. It's small, which is good, but the huge ear piece doesn't fit in her ear. There is a snap-on ear hook but it doesn't do a good job of keeping the headset centered in the ear canal. It has simple controls and good sound with easy pairing. But, since it will not stay in her ear, we'll keep looking for a small, comfortable headset with good sound quality and this will go back to Verizon.

On Oct 6, 2009, I bought a Jabra 2050 headpiece from our local Verizon store when I purchased my new LG VX5500 cell phone. My husband and I both tried many times to pair it first with my cell phone and then with the car phone system in our new Prius. Finally, I took it back to the dealer and the rep there said he paired it with both systems. I did not check it out there at the store, but after arriving back home I again tried both systems with no success. Needless to say, I took it back for a full refund. With that experience, I would not recommend it.

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