WEP500

Pros: Nice functional headset in a very nice small package. Discreet.

Cons: Can easily redial last number with location of main button. Something to get used to.

The Bottom Line: If you can still get the $30 rebate for it, definitely get it! Just be prepared to accidentally redial a few times at first.

Review: In California, by July 2008, you need to use a headset or handsfree system while talking on your phone in the car. I actually had one, but it was a little big for my tastes and I could never get used to the over the ear hook (it was the Cardo Scala ...

Pros: Small, stylish, above-average sound quality, excellent battery life.

Cons: Minor quirks (which will only affect some people) with button placement and charging.

The Bottom Line: Recommended even at everyday prices. HIGHLY recommended at the after-rebate price.

Review: Let's start off with size, since that's going to be quite important for something you're going to have stuck in your ear. It can be very difficult to get any perspective from a lot of the photos of this bluetooth earpiece. So, think of it as about the ...

Pros: Lightweight Small Ability to turn off flashing blue light

Cons: Short Talk Time Ear hook breaks Charger case instead of direct plug in

The Bottom Line: Only get this bluetooth if you don't plan on using the Ear Hook or talking for longer than (2) two hours between charges.

Review: My husband found out about a mail in rebate for this bluetooth for $30 while listening to a radio promotion. We used the rebate after we purchased from Buy.com as they had an authorized seller that it applied to. We liked that is was lighter than our ...

Pros: Small, lightweight.
Comfortable w/secure fit.
Good incoming audio.
Paired up easily.

Cons: Very poor outgoing audio according to callers and my own voicemail.

The Bottom Line: Good looking, fits great, comfortable, but very poor outgoing voice quality even in a quiet environment made it difficult for others to carry on conversations with me.

Review: I don't need a Bluetooth headset but am geeky enough to want one. I justified buying one because it would be better when driving (no hands-free law here yet but I'm sure it will come sooner or later), although with my phone's voice-dialing and ...