Customer Reviews

New Jabra BT-2010 Bluetooth Wireless Headset OEM JX10

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I have purchased very expensive heads set and have been quite dissapointed with those purchases. My brother bought this product a while ago and recommended it to me to try it. I have now used it with my iPhone and it works pretty good. The reception has been far better than my other Jawbone and Motorola H700 series. I love that it also cost me a lot less. It feels very comfortable on the ear, I usually forget I have it on after a while. Nice volume too. The controls volume are a bit akward for me to up and down the volume, but I use my iPhone for that instead. Overall, I am pretty pleased with this purchase. My next bluetooth, will be another from Jabra.

This is a great headset. The sound quality is exceptional. The only drawback is it's a bit uncomfortable to wear for a long time.

Purchased for my PS3, this handy little ear-hugger does the job.
Automatically turns itself on/off depending on the system. Detects when I might be talking to online buddies and switches to call mode without the press of a button.

Provided you don't get all complex with the item, it should be very simple to live with.
Functions with only 3 buttons and an LED. The Jabra BT2010 is best left to its own devises once you sync it with the first compatible tool. In my experience, trying to multi-sync this headset can cause some serious issues and may even lead to manually forcing every action from its former automatic actions. I made the mistake of trying to sync to my cell and my PS3 two weeks after I got it. And now the Jabra is erratic when it decides to turn on; often times I have to continually press the power button located on it to get a response. Do note though that I have yet to try anything that might fix the problem for fear of making it worse. There might be a way to fix this if it happens to you. I don't know.

The manual is very sparse in instructions so it'd be best to read it before trying anything uncertain.

The buttons require a bit of pressure.

I had a difficult time connecting it to my ps3 but once I did it works perfectly. Im going to cut it open and amplify it through speakers because when I'm done using it my head radiates from the frequency. I never believed the myths about Bluetooth until I actually used one, it hurts.