Customer Reviews

Tekkeon ezTalker ET2000 Mini Bluetooth Headset

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This is my second bluetooth headset. My first was a Logitech Bluetooth Headset. I used that on my SE T610 phone for a year. It performed great but was very uncomfortable to wear for any extended period of time. This Tekkeon ezTalker mini is much more comfortable and a pleasure to wear. After a few hours of wear, it may feel a little uncomfortable but it will not hurt like the Logitech Bluetooth Headset. I don't use the earhook. If you just take the earpiece out of your ear and put it back in 3 seconds later, it will feel extremely comfortable again, which leads me to believe that the comfort of the earpiece ultimately depends on how you position it in your ear. The sound is usually quite clear. But that ultimately depends on the coverage of the cell phone carrier in the particular area where you are talking. Many people want to blame the headset for muffled sound when it is really the fault of the carrier. I'm in NYC and use T-Mobile where coverage is very good so I reap the benefits of using this bluetooth headset. As for Voice dialing, I had to replace some of the voice tags on my T610 before the EzTalker would recognize the voice tags. Keeping the voice tag names simple seems to improve performance. Moreover, I like using the last number redial feature by holding either volume button for 3 seconds in standby mode. I don't find the volume buttons to be too small. The volume buttons are very easy to reach while on a call.

The pairing process was simple. Just make sure you pair it in handsfree mode so you can take advantage of the voice dialing features.

I just got this thing and it is great. Sound quality is excellent - same or better than wired headset. It also works great with the voice dialing feature, so you don't need to reach for your phone each time you dial a common #. I read a review that said the buttons are too small. I don't find this to be the case at all and I have big hands. Strongly recommended!

If you have a Nokia 6230 (as I do) or another phone that requires an annoying, unreliable proprietary headset connector, you should really get one of these and avoid wired hookups that rattle loose in your pocket. Keep in mind that having bluetooth activated will impact battery life by as much as 50%, so charge your phone often & disable BT when not using.

I had originally bought the motorola hs 850 because of the boom mic but it became uncomfortable after an hour on my ear. I then bought the Tekkeon after reading the glowing reviews and I see why everyone loves it. It's light, it's simple, it does what it says it'll do and nothing more. Plus, it was half the price of the motorola! Why pay for a brand name when a product from little known Tekkeon will do the job?

Very easy to pair this set with my motorola razor. All features worked well with the razor. Very good fit with no problems and No flapping. Superb audio feedback to let me know what mode the headset is in. Very light with no fatigue. Good placement of buttons, very easy to use while on my ear, good ergonomics. Very pleased, but no auto answer mode, sigh!

Pros:Good fit, very light, easy to use, Xlnt audio feedback detailing the mode of the phone

Cons:No auto answer feature, case a little squeaky

I have the razo3, it was very easy to set up. After requesting automatic connection, I still have to manually pickup a call. Once connected it is very clear as if the person is standing next to you. Easy to mute call or switch calls. I really love this bluetooth. Also ear piece can be switch without taking it apart. You just got to love it.

After trying major Motorola Bluetooth headset I was not very happy with functionlity (Moto HS801 is junk). Sound quality is pretty good and range as well. I can wear it without any problem and feel like it is not there. You can do voice dialing, receive call (stops music if you have that feature in your cell phone) and much more..I am using it with my Sony Ericsson S710a without any problem and it is universal so works with any bluetooth phone...BUY IT (good deal on eBay)

I've had this headset for a couple of months and although I have tried to be happy with it... it does have it's problems.

It comes with two ear plug attachments and neither is very comfortable for an extended period of time. I understand that might just be a personal determination, depending on my specific ear, but I really wanted an in-your-ear type device and this one just didn't work for me.

In addition, the over the ear clip broke off and was attached to the headset with fairly thin plastic. I was always very careful with it, but it broke off while in a pocket of my work bag. Not sure what made it break off, but it wasn't likely anything too rough.

The sound quality is above average on this device, compared to other Bluetooth devices I've owned, so that's a positive.

The device does take a bit longer to connect to my phone though. That might be a phone glitch, rather than a headset issue, but it can take two or more rings to connect at times.

I hope this helps!

I researched many Bluetooth headsets, including the Tekkeon, for several months prior to my purchase. The Tekkeon replaced my older Jabra FreeSpeak that I had used for the previous 18 months. The battery life of the Jabra was suspect and it always failed at the worst times. The Tekkeon is more comfortable and lighter, and the battery life has exceeded my expectations. It had no problem pairing with my Blackberry 7100t from T-mobile and has great range. The charger conveniently plugs directly into the headset. I don't use the over the ear clip and while it looks like the headset wouldn't stay in, it does very well. All the buttons are convenient and easy to use. This is an excellent headset. For other reviews, you can check out: (...)

I personally love this headset. Most of the time when I use it, the caller on the other end wants to know what I changed, only because I sound better on it than I do talking directly into the phone itself. Only complaints is it seems sensitive to wind, but I think most are that way. It was easy to setup and it is easy to use. I think it is the most comfortable set out there and I rarely need the hook unless I'm moving around a lot. I especially love the size. I don't feel like I just walked off the set of Star Trek when I use it! Great product!

Just bought this based on glowing reviews here. On first use, found that the slightest wind noise (ie, the breeze from walking forward while talking outside) is picked up in the other caller's ear, and prevents their voice from coming through. Seems to be much more sensitive to wind noise than the Moto 850 (which has such low max volume capability that I bought the Tekkeon in hopes of replacing it). Works fine indoors, but so far it's unusable outside.