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GeekGirl
06-15-2006, 06:55 PM
I'm just wondering if anyone is using BlueTooth headphones and how you rate them? By headphones I mean - wireless, covers your ears completely, blocks out other noise, etc.

I've heard that there are cross-signal issues since there are only 5 or so 'channel' settings to choose from, which means if more than 5 people in an office have the same headset, well, guess you listen to someone else's music.

Just wondering if anyone has had good bad or ugly experiences with them.
Thanks!

Geek Girl
Rob Williams
06-16-2006, 01:52 PM
I have known many people who have used Bluetooth headsets/phones, but none of them ever expected mindblowing quality for them. I could be wrong, but in the past, I have found it difficult to find Bluetooth headphones that were actually comfortable looking. Many just simply cover the ears and that's it.

I remember my friend had a wireless pair of headphones, but I am not sure whether they were Bluetooth or not. I wish I could remember what they were..
GeekGirl
06-16-2006, 02:49 PM
I wish I could remember what they were..

I wish you could too :D
Thanks and yeah, I'm not expecting anything stellar.

~Geek Girl
DarkSynergy
06-23-2006, 09:22 PM
Unfortunatly, I have not but I have my eye on a set or two. I would love to take a set for a spin and see how it is without a damned cord hanging down.
madstork91
06-24-2006, 05:40 PM
I havent seen or tried on a pair to date that provides teh quality of a normal headset... :( I like my music like I like women; highquality but loud wild and fast ;)
DarkSynergy
06-25-2006, 03:23 AM
I havent seen or tried on a pair to date that provides teh quality of a normal headset... :( I like my music like I like women; highquality but loud wild and fast ;)


Perhaps wild and certainly fast but loud?
Jag
07-07-2006, 01:36 AM
I havent seen or tried on a pair to date that provides teh quality of a normal headset... :( I like my music like I like women; highquality but loud wild and fast ;)

That is pretty much my experience (and preference) as well. I've tried a logitech set (I think) and they were completely functional. They did lack some bass but they filled the need for wireless headphones.