Hands Free

Everybody’s rockin’ the wireless headsets now. They’re getting more and more popular with people who want to keep their hands free — especially when they’re on the road. Using the headsets, you can keep a conversation going on your cell phone while you’re driving, typing, or working. Plus you don’t have to deal with the usual hassles of wired headphones — tangles, snags, loose wires that make audio cut in & out, etc. But how do you know which one to get? What works with your phone? What’s got the most features, is most comfortable to wear, looks best & is affordable?

That’s easy: We’ll tell you.

Near the very top of our list are the Jabra headsets. For example, The Jabra JX10 Bluetooth Headset has an incredibly slim design and a very comfortable fit. It’s also got a different design - one that really stands out in a crowd. The onboard cell controls and long battery life make this one to beat. Digital Trends gave it a great write-up - you can check it out HERE.

There are other Jabra models for hands-free calls to consider. The SP500 Bluetooth Portable Speakerphone acts like a portable speakerphone, one you can attach to any desk or dashboard. If you’d rather stick with those in-ear designs, you can always go with the BT160 Bluetooth Headset offers a good fit in your ear, is almost weightless & lets you customize its look. Some of you don’t care for that single-ear clip-on look; if so, you can check out the headsets based on classic headphones. Motorola’s HT820 Stereo Bluetooth Headset lets you switch between your cellular phone and your MP3 player (assuming it has Bluetooth capability). Jabra’s BT620s Bluetooth Stereo Headset handles the same double-duty but has the slim, behind-the-ear look that more modern headphones use.

Any one of these headsets is a good pick for better cellular phone calls. Choose one that reflects your personal style. There’s enough variety here that you can make your wireless headset a part of your look.

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