For me, ease of use and comfort were big requirements for a headset. As a person who wears glasses on a regular basis, most headsets are not designed to share the ear. I even spent the money for the Jawbone and was not pleased at all. It hung on my ear like a cheap earring and it flopped around. Plus the audio quality was bad. I couldn't hear my caller. My caller could hear more of my background than hear me. This headset is easy to use and connects really fast to my pda phone. I can hear my calls even with the windows down. My caller can hear me even on the lowest setting. The headset does not interfere with my glasses and it feels secure. Plus this headset is really discreet for those with long hair. I LOVE IT!!! I can even lay down and that headset does not move.

I purchased this after owning a Motorola. I read the reviews which told me that this product had great sound quality. No so. After using it for about 2 weeks, I still have people telling me they can't understand me. I am just not sure any of these products really work very well.

This is a very well designed headset. Connected easily with my phone, charges quickly. Wouldn't mind a car charger though.

Bought it for my blackberry 8100, not good Jabra website states it's compatible with my phone. It is not. A lot of crackling sound, had to change my phone thought it was my phone it is not. You almost have to hold the phone close to the bluetooth earphone on the same side to get a clear sound without interference which makes it useless try to move the phone even just the other side of your head then communication starts breakingdown. Save yourself a headache consider other earpiece.