Any Good Bluetooth Headsets lately?

Hi, have you come across any good bluetooth headsets lately. I am still using the Plantronics Voyager Pro.So far ok, but discovered that it will lose connection on some rare occassion. Not sure if anyone has that experience.



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Wireless phones everywhere

This hustle and bustle world we live in has made it difficult to survive without wireless phones. It's actually funny when I think about it, because when I was in high school, no one had a cell phone, it was all about the pagers. Here in the new millennium you'd think we would die without these tiny methods of communication. Wireless phones seem to be ruling our lives.

If you take a look around, you are likely to spot a cell phone in most people's hand or pocket. These convenient little toys have made the phone booth, obsolete. The advantages of wireless phones range anywhere from making business deals while on the move or calling the spouse while stuck in traffic. How did we ever get along without them? If you search the web, you will find a number of cell phone services, as well as cool phone designs. A distinct feature of cell phones is they always get smaller or more compact. However, in addition, wireless phones continue to get more advanced. Anyone remember the huge ones back around 1990? Those babies looked like military walkie talkies compared to the mini pocket folders we have today.

A great thing about wireless phones concerns safety. No matter where you go, you always have that little tool that can aid you with your broke down car, or get you in touch with the police in an emergency. We can now keep track of our children when they reach the dating age. Even if they don't return our calls, there's a tracking device in their phone to reveal their location. A popular feature, which is probably used by teens more than adults, is the picture option. It's great to be able to snap a quick shot of something or someone and pass it on to a friend. The ring tones are also a cool feature. Have a favorite song? Make it your ring tone.

With the widespread use of wireless phones, we have to be extra careful with who's getting in touch. In more recent events, some users have had trouble with foul text messages and random callers who've attained their number some how. Overall, these wondrous devices have really solved a lot of communication problems that most of us face on a daily basis. They've made things easier, but always remember to use with caution, which essentially means, don't talk and drive.

Plantronics Voyager Pro Bluetooth925- Reviews

Hi all, remember I just talked about the Plantronics Voyager Pro, I just bought that a few days ago. So far it working well with my HTC Pro 2 and the sound clarity is good. The wearing is comfortable but you must always remember to pull down the microphone when answering calls. If not, you will sound like you are in far away places. But I think overall, it is quite good.

Anyone tried this already? Any comments?

Plantronics Voyager 835 Bluetooth Headset- Reviews

Product Description
In the car, on the street or at the airport, be heard above the noise with the Plantronics Voyager 835 Bluetooth headset. Dual-Mic AudioIQ noise canceling technology provides clear sound by separating and enhancing your voice to minimize distracting background sounds. WindSmart technology reduces the wind noise your callers would otherwise hear. A comfortable, contoured eartip channels sound directly into your ear, so you can focus on what's important - your conversation. Plantronics QuickPair technology lets you easily pair your headset with your Bluetooth phone and multipoint technology lets you stay connected with two Bluetooth phones - like a PDA and personal phone - all from one lightweight headset.

Most Recent Customer Reviews

2.0 out of 5 stars
Too softI bought this unit expecting a higher quality piece because of the price. I've used Plantronics units before and had high expectations. Read more
Published 2 months ago by S. Wittmier

3.0 out of 5 stars
Not up to par expectationsSo after doing a little research into the different headsets and trying to find an affordable but high quality headset, I chose the Plantronics 835. Wrong choice. Read more
Published 2 months ago by A. Shouekani

1.0 out of 5 stars
Very badDistorted audio out, buzzing on recieve on I Phone and LG. 925 and 920 are very good. 835 very bad.
Published 4 months ago by E. Zweiger

3.0 out of 5 stars
Sporadic Voice Quality -- Frustrating Tech Spt.I have been told several times "I can't hardly hear you." Other times, with the same people, "sounds fine". These test are in the same location. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Chaplain James H. Walker

1.0 out of 5 stars
Not worth the moneyThis product does not work with a higher pitched voice. I can not use it when I am outside as it won't pick up my voice when I'm talking. Read more

Personally, I am using one now and found that the sound is a bit too soft sometimes. You may not be able to hear the other parties in a noisy environment.
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Aliph Jawbone II Bluetooth Headset with NoiseAssassin

Some of you have asked me what I think of the Aliph Jawbone II Bluetooth Headset. Well honestly, I have not used it yet but heard some good reviews on it.

Product Features:

• Bluetooth headset in black with military-grade noise elimination technology and invisible touch controls
• Constructed with ultra-smooth medical-grade plastic
• Patented Voice Activity Sensor that feels your speech
• Compatible with most Bluetooth-enabled devices
• Over 4 hours of talk time and 8 days of standby time

Most Recent Customer Reviews ( Good, Bad and the Ugly)

1.0 out of 5 stars Jawbone???

Haven't been able to figure out how to fit/wear the device so that it works properly. Maybe I will - someday; maybe I won't. Read more
Published 14 days ago by Charles S. Lowe

4.0 out of 5 stars

Loved it but not sure what they were thinkingGreat product. I finally broke down and ordered the Jabra ear piece replacements. The thing just dangled without it, so I looked like a reporter from the 40's walking around... Read more
Published 14 days ago by Wineguy

5.0 out of 5 stars

The jawbone II bluetooth headset works perfectly, people can finely hear me talk while I'm driving. I like the fit, stays on better, and the look. Read more
Published 15 days ago by C. Elam

2.0 out of 5 stars

Something is different with this...This is my 3rd "Jawbone 2". I had to buy another because I lost my first two. This thing is so small!! Read more
Published 18 days ago by L. Hwang

2.0 out of 5 stars

Lots of Hype, fails to deliverWhile this is a great looking bluetooth device that has good noise cancellation performance, the cons far outweigh the benefits. Read more
Published 19 days ago by Goldie

5.0 out of 5 stars

Works greatI am a truck driver and this is my fist blue tooth. I have used other hands free devices but they always pick up a lot of truck noise. Read more
Published 19 days ago by S.

3.0 out of 5 stars

Bulk PackageThe quality is horrible. I could hear the voice without much noise only when I hold my phone very close to the bluetooth headset. Read more
Published 21 days ago by Udaya K. Pediredla

1.0 out of 5 stars

Not as describedThis product was not new. It had been re-packaged and still had soil on it from another user.
Published 22 days ago by T. Miller

5.0 out of 5 stars

Best headset on the marketOr at least it was until they released their latest version. It pairs up nicely with the iphone. It knows when you are too far from the phone and will disconnect with a nice... Read more
Published 22 days ago by Jereme Skelton

3.0 out of 5 stars

Some kinks. The jawbone comes disconnected in the middle of conversations and it's keeps coming disconnected. had to take it to my local cell phone provider for assistance.
Published 23 days ago by Sandra Barnum

Voice Command for BlueTooth Headsets

I wish there is good voice command software for HTC Touch Pro 2. Too bad HTC Touch Pro 2 does not come with this software. I found this quite handy when using with a bluetooth headset. At least I do not need to dial the numbers while I am driving!!!

Any Good Bluetooth Headsets?

Hi any new bluetooth headsets that you have used that you would like to recommend? Care to share your views on this?

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The Plantronics Discovery 925

Personally, the only thing I like about the The Plantronics Discovery 925 is that it comes with a leather charging case that when fully charged you can carry along and charge your headset while on the move. That looks pretty cool if you are travelling overseas and you forgot to bring your charger along. To my experience, the charging case when fully charged can charge your headsets twice before it runs out of energy.
Best if you go for 3Day 2 Night travel?

Overall, this is still a popular headset and the sound quality is good.

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Plantronics Discovery 640- Reviews and facts

Product Features

• Simplified mobility - no extra cables, includes adapters for use with major brand cell phone chargers.
• Extended talk time - up to 15 hours with AAA charging accessory.
• Ultra light and comfortable - discreet, in-ear design weighs only 9 grams.
• Pocket case vibrates for incoming calls.
• Supports last number redial and voice-activated dialing .

Here are some of the comments for your information :

5.0 out of 5 stars blue tooth Plantronics 640

-This is a good product. It stays in the ear well. It comes with a lot of extras and a awsome storing case to hold it all. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Barry Carpenter

3.0 out of 5 stars Run Away!!!!!

-The good... Good sound, and comfortable in the ear and very easy to use. The bad... 1 hour of talk time. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Graeme Boddy

3.0 out of 5 stars

-Good sound quality, good fit is short-livedThe sound quality of this unit is good enough for my needs, though the volume does not go as low as I'd like sometimes when the other party is very loud. Read more
Published 15 months ago by J. B. Carroll

4.0 out of 5 stars

- First blue tooth ear piece, and its a good one!This blue tooth headpiece works great with my Samsung SCH-u740 (dual flip phone). The only issues I have is that it's battery life doesn't seem to be as long as I would like, and... Read more
Published 15 months ago by W. Lanker

3.0 out of 5 stars

- Good enoughThe headset works fine... The only thing that I find annoying is the recharger that it gets placed into. It doesn't seat firmly and could be improved.
Published 15 months ago by Stephen B. Johnson

5.0 out of 5 stars

-The best this headset is the best. it's lightweight enough to not even notice it. the sound is great. HOWEVER, do not try using it with a treo 680. you'll regret it. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Jack L. Wallen

2.0 out of 5 stars

- I loved it, but would not invest in one again.I purchased two of these discovery 2 years ago and after a month had to send one in for repair, it wouldn't take a charge. Read more
Published 18 months ago by J. Riley

3.0 out of 5 stars

-DisappointedI have owned the Discovery 645 Headset and loved it. I was disappointed in this headset. It is always falling apart and losing the ear plug. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Rhonda Chrisman

1.0 out of 5 stars

- My experience was terrible....This was my fourth bluetooth headset, and while it was much more comfortable than my last Jabra (which I HATED!!! Read more
Published 20 months ago by quidproquo572

1.0 out of 5 stars

- A Waste of MoneyTerrible product! My cell has to be within 1 foot of the headset or there's terrible static. If there's even the quitest ambient noise in the background my caller has trouble... Read more

Plantronics Voyager Pro Bluetooth925- Reviews and facts

Product Features
Always-on dual-mic AudioIQ2 technology cancels noise while retaining the unique, natural sound of your voice
Pivoting mic boom lets you wear headset on either ear and optimize the position of the two microphones
Automatic voice prompts alert battery and mute status; multipoint technology connects to 2 devices simultaneously
Three layers of WindSmart technology--stainless steel mic screens, acoustic fabrics, and an electronic filter--block intrusive wind noise
What's in the Box: headset, AC wall/travel charger, three soft gel eartips, two foam eartip covers, and a printed user manual

Some Reviews from users :

1. "After an early test, it certainly sounds the part."
   by Jenkster25 on April 24, 2009
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2. "Outgoing AUdio is good, Recieve Audio is bad"
   by random9999 on May 6, 2009.
3. The design of the Plantronics Voyager Pro isn't quite cool enough to be called retro, but we have no trouble calling it comfortable and easy to wear. The headset was easy to use, with a simple design and an intuitive interface that didn't have us reaching for the owner's manual every time we paired it with a new phone. Call quality was also good, and the phone had good enough reception that we could walk away from our phone and still keep the conversation going. We're still skeptical about wireless Bluetooth headsets replacing our wired sets, or even our Bluetooth speakerphone, but for constant chatters looking for an untethered option for long conversations, we have no trouble recommending the Plantronics Voyager Pro. The headset sounded clean and natural, better than other headsets we've seen except under truly rock-n-roll conditions. Price: $100.
   Pros: Great call quality. Comfortable design. Long battery life. Noise reduction works well for wind, engine and deep repetitive noises.
   Cons: Sound quality still doesn't match a good wired headset. Design a bit dated looking, rather large. Not enough aural feedback while talking, too much aural feedback while windy.
   
   

Jabra BT 530 Bluetooth Headset- Facts

Product DescriptionJabra BT530 Bluetooth Headset Destroy unwanted sound with Noise Blackout™. The Jabra BT530 is the first Bluetooth™ headset with Noise Blackout™. Unique amongst wireless hands-free headsets, it provides background noise elimination – without any compromise on natural voice quality. Dual microphones, coupled with advanced DSP technology, identify the source of sound – and then enhance your own voice, and obliterate peripheral noise. Enjoy crystal clarity and all-day comfort. This headset offers a noise-free experience in crystal clear sound wherever you are. Equipped with intelligent volume control – the headset automatically adjusts the level of received audio for optimal audibility and also offers Audio Shock Protection – guarding your ears against raised voices or sudden noise surges. Designed in true Jabra style, with comfort and intuitively in mind – this headset will provide pure audio power all-day long, whichever way you choose to wear it.

Some Reviews from others who has used it :

1. 
   JABRA-CADABRA! Magic bit of kit! . . . Review of JABRA BT250 Headset by smudgeybabes
   Advantages: A very good Bluetooth device.Disadvantages: Small enough you can easily lose it.
   ...earpiece is very comfortable indeed, and you do forget you have it on. there is also a holder, which has a clip fitted so you can attach it to your shirt etc. You insert the earpiece into the holder to charge it, then whichever charger lead you are using then goes into the holder. I find that when using this device, the mobile phone itself uses more power than normal, this is because it has to be connected via Bluetooth to the Jabra all the time. I have never yet lost this signal, in fact I have had no trouble with this brilliant little gadget at all. I must confess, I did have to resort to going to my local Orange shop, and admitting I was an absolute technophobe, I asked them to "configure" my Jabra for me, which they immediately did without any hassle. This was something I could have done myself of course, given a year or two! If... Read review
2. Review of JABRA BT250v Headset by smudgeybabes
   Advantages: Very good indeed.Disadvantages: None found.
   ..., then whichever charger lead you are using then goes into the holder. I find that when using this device, the mobile phone itself uses more power than normal, this is because it has to be connected by bluetooth to the Jabra all the time. I have never yet lost the signal, in fact I have had no trouble with this brilliant little gadget at all . I confess I had to resort to going to my local Orange shop, and admitting I was an absolute technophobe, I asked them to "configure" my Jabra for me, which they immediately did without any hassle. something I could have done myself of course, given a year or two! Jabra do have a website, take a look:- http://www.mobilefun.co.uk Here is a full list of the spec:- Product Type Headset - wireless - Bluetooth. Recommended Use Mobile phone. Headphones Type Headphone - monaural... Read review
   

Plantronics Discovery 925- Reviews and facts

The Discovery 925 has some basics function like answering, ending, and rejecting calls, as well as voice-dial support, last-number redial, and the capability to transfer calls from the headset to the phone and vice versa. A nice bonus feature is the 925 supports Multipoint technology, which lets you pair up to two different Bluetooth devices at once. This way you can use one headset with two different phones.


The Discovery 925 comes with a leather charging case that looks a lot like a lipstick case. You can charge up the case along with the headset for extra battery life. The pairing process went very smoothly thanks to the Discovery 925's QuickPair system that automatically places the headset in pairing mode when it's turned on for the first time. Call quality was excellent, with audio performance comparable with landline quality. This is probably because of Plantronics' AudioIQ digital signal processing technology that reduces background noise considerably. Callers reported that our voice sounded very natural, and we thought the same of them. That said, it didn't perform so well in windy environments.

The Plantronics Discovery 925 has a rated talk time of 5 hours. It had a rated standby time of 7.29 days with the Multipoint technology turned off, and a rated standby time of 4.16 days when it's turned on.

Here are the Good, Bad and the Ugly :

Most Recent Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars -

Plantronics is the Way to GoMy life has been a thousand times easier ever since I bought this Plantronics earpiece. I've been seeing people wearing earpieces and wondered what was so great about them, well... Read more
Published 1 day ago by Danielle Lane

3.0 out of 5 stars-

Good for people who wear glassesYou put it IN your ear so there aren't any annoying over-the-ear loops that make your glasses sit loopsided. Plantronics include 3 sizes of ear plugs, small, medium & large. Read more
Published 1 day ago by phantompoodle

5.0 out of 5 stars

-A great bluetooth deviceBy far the best blue tooth device I've purchased. * Pairing is very quick and easy * Good solid construction... Read more
Published 3 days ago by John

1.0 out of 5 stars

- wonderful and cute until it stops workingI was so excited to get my first bluetooth. And the plantronics discovery was very cool and worked great. After 3 months though, it stopped charging for no apparent reason. Read more
Published 4 days ago by Kathy

4.0 out of 5 stars

- Easy To Use, Sound Quality Is Above Average, Tricky Fit.I'll keep this brief. While I'll agree with most PRO's and CON's listed in many other favorable reviews written here, my ear must be different because to get it to fit is a... Read more
Published 6 days ago by cashthedog

5.0 out of 5 stars

-Nice little earpiece.I jumped with both feet into the recent purchase of an Iphone 3GS and this Plantronics 925 earpiece. Set-up was easy. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Golf2ls

4.0 out of 5 stars

- Plantronics does it again!This was for my hubby, who has wanted one of these for a while now. We have purchased Plantronics products in the past, have been very happy with them and this is no exception... Read more
Published 10 days ago by Susan J. Rhoads

5.0 out of 5 stars

- Great Product, Excellent Cust. Service!I initially bought one from Amazon that was defective. It was buzzing and heating up after very little use. I contacted Plantronics and they told me to send it in, so I did. Read more
Published 10 days ago by Justin Jones

2.0 out of 5 stars

- I wish this headset workedBased on the design and Plantronic's reputation, I really wanted to like this headset. I got tired of my Jawbone's inability to stay connected to my jaw, and therefore not... Read more
Published 14 days ago by Rodan

5.0 out of 5 stars

- Best Bluetooth Earpiece I've ever owned!I have to make this short. I have had a dozen or more "in the ear" bluetooth ear pieces and this by far tops the cake. Clarity, fit, battery life and volume are all superb! Read more
Published 14 days ago by K. Dobbs

Are you talking it up on your cell phone right now?

When I take a glance around, it's like everyone is always on their cellular phone. What is the deal here? What could you possibly have to talk about all day long? I think people just call each other for no particular reason these days. Hey, I've got nothing better to do. Oh, wait, I know; I'll call up my buddy and see if they're doing nothing right now too. Okay, so I haven't exactly conformed to this way of life yet. The fact is I hardly ever use my wireless phone. So the last thing on my mind is mobile phone deals. However, I am the minority in my household. You see, everyone else just loves their cell phone. And you'd better believe that they use them constantly. This is why I have to make sure we get the absolute best mobile phone deals. It saves some bucks in the end.
Who offers you the best mobile phone deals? Is it Verizon or Sprint? Or maybe it's T-Mobile. One thing is for certain when you're dealing with cellular phones. You want to pay the least you can, but get as much time as you possibly can. Oh, and of course there's that whole "can you hear me now concept." Heck, we all want good reception, or there's basically no point. Well, fortunately now days there are a number of wireless services competing for our attention. This means an array of mobile phone deals. Therefore it's time to take a step back and assess the possibilities. What do you want from your wireless phone service? Are you looking for 1000 minutes per month and unlimited text messaging for one low price of 20 bucks? Well, good luck with that one! No, but seriously, there are decent mobile phone deals out there if you do some browsing. The first place you should be looking is the World-Wide-Web. Cyberspace is overflowing with endless data regarding all deals on everything. Check out what reasonable plans each company has to offer. This is the perfect way to go. This way you will know for certain what mobile phone deals are currently available. Choose the right one to fit your household. And if you hardly ever use a cell phone, you might want to check into Go phones, which offer a "pay as you go" deal. That perfect cell phone plan is out there waiting for you. Now you just have to get online and find it.

Hands Free Headsets

Many states have already passed, or are going to pass, laws about talking with your cell phone while driving. New York, for example, already has a law in place that makes illegal to hold your phone will driving your car, but you can use hands fee headsets to talk. Though many think this is not much safer, may just be in a big way. It is a good idea to have both hands free while driving. The conversation may be a distraction though, and is best to save the calls for later if you can. If you must talk, get the headsets that allow you to talk hands free even if is not yet a law where you live.
Hands free headsets can be tricky if you have not used them before. You should try them out by making calls from your home with them before you attempt in the car. You should be aware that some have some nifty features on them that make things even easier and safer while driving, so learn to use them if your hands free headsets come with them. If you can master how to make calls in the safest manner possible at home, you won’t bumble around while driving, which can be just as dangerous as not using one at all.
The trick to safely using hands free headsets is to have everything set up when you get into your car. If you drive a lot for work and get a lot of calls, might become second nature to have your headset ready for hands free calling. However, those who rarely get calls in the car might not think about as much. No matter where you are going or if you think you may get calls or not, you should still have set up when you drive in the event that one comes in that you think you must answer right away. You don’t have to have the hands free headsets on your ear, but they should be hooked up and whin easy reach so you don’t have to take your eyes off of the road.
You can easily find hands free headsets for your phone or phones where ever you buy your new phone or where you can buy accessories. You can also find them online. Make sure you find hands free accessories and headsets that are compatible with your phone. Some work well with most phones, but others will only work for certain models. Some phones even automatically come with a hands free setup, though that is something that you should find out when you buy.

Plantronics Discovery 925

The award-winning Discovery 925 Bluetooth earpiece offers the perfect fusion of style and performance. This is another one of my favourite as it has AudioIQ adaptive noise reduction for enhanced call clarity on both ends. Its also has a stylish protective case doubles as charging station; provides a full-charge cycle. Lightweight VFrame design for outstanding comfort and elegant looks
This headset is compatible with most Bluetooth-enabled phones.

So far it works well with my phone

BlueAnt V1 Voice Control Headset

BlueAnt's V1 Voice Controlled BluetoothHeadset introduces the revolutionaryBlueGenie™ Voice User Interface,letting you control most functions with the sound of your voice. Amazingly, the headset will actuallytalk back to you too!
Pushing one button activates thevoice recognition technology and gives you control of all the functions of the V1, just bytalking. If you need assistance, ask for it and the headset will verbally help you get the commands you want.
I am currently using this and so far it works fine with my HTC Touch Pro 2. What I like is that the headset will always ask if you would like to answer an incoming call. I thinks that's cool.

Bluetooth Headsets for Mobile

Hi friends, please get a bluetooth headsets and use it while you driving. Many accidents happened when drivers do not pay attention on the road. For you and your passenger's safety, please buy one. Currently the new bluetooth headsets are quite good and the sounds are clear on both ends. I would recommend you try the Plantronics 925 Discovery. It is one of the popular model and I tried and think this is a good buy.

Cheers and drive safely

Bluetooth Car K for Cell Phones

I work in a sales job that requires me to vis prospective customers throughout my workday. As a result, I spend a lot of time on the road, and have come to depend on my cell phone as a means of staying in contact with my office and clients. However, my cy recently passed an ordinance banning the use of cell phones while driving, which means I now have to buy a bluetooth car k or risk getting pulled over.
I've never used a bluetooth car k before, but I know how works. It's basically a small un that, when properly configured, allows for hands-free operation of cell phones and other devices. By purchasing one of these, I'd be able to continue using my phone in the vehicle whout having to worry about tickets and fines. Since being whin reach at all times is crical to my job performance, I really have no choice about buying a bluetooth car k.
The big box electronics stores around here over-inflate their prices unnecessarily, so I decided to head straight for the computer to check out some popular webses instead. While browsing through the products, I was a b surprised at how many different types of bluetooth car ks there are. For example, I can buy a very basic un that simply plugs into the cigarette lighter. Or, if I want some more bells and whistles, I can get a far more sophisticated bluetooth car k that would have to be professionally installed.
Since I'm not very familiar with what all of these different bluetooth car ks can do, I'm going to have to spend a lot more time going over the product descriptions and reviews. Between the various features, installation requirements, phone compatibily information, and sound qualy issues, there's a lot to take in. Plus, I haven't even gotten around to comparing prices yet, but that's definely something I'm going to have to do before I finally make a purchase.
At least my inial research has given me some solid leads to follow up on. I now know that Motorola, Parrot, and Nokia are some of the leading manufacturers of bluetooth car ks, so I'll be looking for more information on those brands for sure. I'm going to devote the next couple days to this project, and hopefully will have a new bluetooth car k up and running in my vehicle whin a week or so.

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Improve Performance with a Cell Phone Booster

I work in sales, which means I'm constantly on the move as I visit one client after another. Since I'm almost always in my car, I rely heavily on my cellular phone to keep in touch with both clients and colleagues back at the home office. Trouble is, I often drive out to remote areas where coverage is spotty at best. That's why I've decided to purchase a cell phone booster as soon as possible.
A cell phone booster is a device that amplifies the cellular signals received and sent, thereby giving phones far greater range than they would have on their own. Depending on which brand you purchase and where you use the device, a cell phone booster can often improve signal strength by anywhere from 200 to 400 percent, which is a highly noticeable difference. This gives you the ability to make more calls while on the go, and significantly reduces the number of dropped calls due to weak signals.
There are a lot of different cell phone booster kits on the market, so before buying one, I'm going to have to spend some time reviewing the various claims of the top brands. Since I want an automotive kit, I'll be looking for specific features such as ease of installation, portability, and of course performance. I don't want to have to alter my vehicle in a permanent way, so I'll avoid the products that require drilling holes during the installation process. This shouldn't be a problem, as there are plenty of magnetic or stick-on options available. As far as portability goes, I want to be able to use the cell phone booster kit in any vehicle I drive, including rentals. So this kind of goes back to not having to drill holes to install the product. The performance requirement pretty much speaks for itself. Nobody wants to pay good money for merchandise that does not work as advertised.
Even though I need a cell phone booster primarily for my car, there are home and office setups available as well. I currently live in an area with pretty good coverage, so I probably don't need one just yet. But it's still helpful to know that these products exist. If I ever move out to a rural locale, a home cell phone booster will be the very first item on my shopping list!
I'm going to spend all weekend checking out the top automotive cell