Customer Reviews

Jabra BT2010 Bluetooth Headset

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(4)

 

 

I have only used for a couple of days. My application is with a Samsung A640 phone.

In the car, I simply had to turn the volume up two steps to overcome the ambient noise. The audio quality seemed equivalent to my phone. With the headset in my right ear, I tried positioning the phone in my left pants pocket, my shirt pocket, and the center console. There was no perceived degradation in the quality of the signal.

At home, I pushed the distance limits a bit more. While charging my phone, I walked to different parts of the house. Sound quality was acceptable until I was about 20 feet away with a wall in-between. I never lost the signal, but it crackled a bit.

My previous headset was a wired Jabra with the ear gels. While Jabra does not advertise such, I found that the ear gel fits reasonably well onto the BT2010 earpiece. I liked using the ear gel better than the over-the-ear clip. Your head may vary. I wore the headset this way for over 6 hours, which is probably the limit for my comfort.

This a very light-weight, simple, inexpensive, and effective solution for somebody that just wants to turn it on and go. A single charge lasted for over 6 hours of talk time, plus some standby time, before indicating that it was low.

The charger connector has the shape of a USB "B" (smaller) connector. I have not confirmed if it would take a charge by connecting to a PC, though.

I wanted a quick and simple, inexpensive bluetooth headset for PS3 gaming. After dealing with a couple of more expensive sets that were total crap, I finally picked up the Jabra. This is perfect. Simple to use, simple to pair, it's a fantastic value for the price. If you're looking for simplicity, functionality, and a low-end price point, this is the headset for you. I love it.

I bought this headset because it has the option to use the over the ear hook or remove it. It is very confortable and stays in place well. The only downfall is that it does not have a low battery warning, this means that the only way to tell that your battery is dieing is by the person on the other line not being able to hear you.

This is my first Bluetooth. For the money I think it serves its purpose, however I find the item difficult to stay on my ear and I wish the volume went a little higher.

Im a firm believer in you get what you pay for. This device does do the job, it connects to the phone, and its able to transfer. It takes some playing with in order for it to sit in the ear properly. But it was inexpensive, and when it is fully charged I am able to get it to work well. Overall I would buy it again, just not with such high expectations.

Jabra BT2010 Bluetooth Headset Easy to pair to phone and earpiece fits in my ear very nicely. That is important to me because if the earpiece is not in my ear, I can not understand or hear what is being said to me. The battery life is great also.

I purchased this as a replacement for a motorola h700. I needed something that has a higher volume level. The jabra accomplished this quite well. I don't need any features beyond a button to start and end a call and volume control so this is all I have tried to use. I dont know how well it would work with voice dialing or anything like that. I use a razr phone. I have noticed some crackling and occasionally a few missed words but it was likely caused by a low battery. I dont know if I was driving through someplace with bad cell reception or what. I also noticed that while I get in my car if I stand next to it and talk to somebody with my body partially in the car it will drop the signal. It seems that it only takes a little sheet metal to cut the signal. I don't have a problem with this as if I am using my bluetooth I have my phone in my pocket or in my hand so if the signal doesnt go through walls well it doesnt bother me. I also think the comfort is good. I have larger than average ears and find that I can keep it in my ear comfortably indefinitely. I have had it in my ear for as long as 8 hrs with no comfort issues.

More money doesn't always equal better quality. My Jabra was $30. Compared to my newer Bluetrek at $60, the Jabra stays in my ear better, has much clearer sound and does not get crackly or staticky when I'm 5-10 feet away - when I go into another room I do hear a little static. Having the more expensive, and in my opinion, worthless Bluetrek to compare it to, I feel it's well worth the price for the value you get.

Loose fit caused product to wobble in my ear, but was comfortable. Sound was decent and charge held pretty well. The rubber gasket around earpiece fell off after use but surprisingly it wasn't too uncomfortable in my ear w/o the gasket. Overall a decent value.

i received this earlier than i was told which is awesome. i was very happy to have received this when it came. it came in a protected envelope which was perfect. i already tried it out and it works with no problem and it is very easy to use. i was given instructions and everything. a very good purchase. thank you seller.