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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Handy little gizmo, but with drawbacks - and Very BREAKABLE, June 10, 2002
As a useful device, what I like most about this is its convenience, and the fact that you can carry it in your pocket. Advantages: 1. It's truly hands free because you can both answer your calls and hang up on them without having to find the cell phone it's attached to. 2. Not quite as breakable as other similar products I've used, but it will still come to pieces within 2-3 months no matter what you do. The three biggest drawbacks are: 1. (And this one is the worst) If there's any background noise, or if you're outdoors and there's even the slightest puff of wind, then people will have a very difficult time hearing you, and you'll get a lot of annoyed requests to talk without it (to put it mildly) 2. It does hurt the ear after a while, especially if you wear glasses of any kind, because of the added pressure. 3. It slips out of your ear easily 4. Despite advantage #2, above, it will eventually break if you're not very careful with it. I need to keep it attached while I'm rushing around, and sometimes I can't take the time to put it away as carefully as I should, and have to shove it into my pocket or untangle it from something. As a result, its life expectancy is usually under two months for people who use it like I do.
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