Best Bluetooth Stereo Headphones?

[GrJohnso]

I'm looking for a light weight set of bluetooth headphones that I can use with my Sync... Ideally they'd have built in mic for regular headset use, but this is not a showstopper. They just need to fit comfortable, and stay in place while jogging...

I've tried the basic Motorola 820's or what'ev those behind the head things are, and was not impressed by the comfort...

Should I just grab one of the basic Jabra 325's and use my own headset, or are there other good ones out there I should look at that won't break the bank?

 

[Zolty]

I have had pretty good luck with this.

 

[GrJohnso]

I'll check them out.. Price is right, even if they don't turn out that special.. Too bad they are backorder... Think they'd stay in place alright with some running?

 

[bigrash]

I have the Southwing (don't remember the model#). It's a nice headphone. Seems pretty comfortable too. I bought it for around $70 a few months back, but I think I saw it in Hot Deals for around $30 or so.

 

[uli2000]

Originally posted by: Zolty
I have had pretty good luck with this.

I'm enjoying mine, though music is a bit on the tinny sounding side. Also, though paring wasnt real hard, I had to tweak with it a bit for optimal performance on my ppc6700.

 

[DarkManX]

check out the jabra BT8010..... it works as a single headset and has a 2nd peice to make it stereo

 

[GrJohnso]

I ended up grabbing a Plantronics set a Fry's.... Looks similar to the Jabra 325s, using earbuds and a clip-on mic, controler... Not totally wireless, but but lighter and more comfortable than the wrap-around headsets. Seems like a better fit for working out..

Overall, sound quality is 'ok'... Not overly impressed with any bluetooth stereo headphones at this point when it comes to sound quality... Oh well...

 

[SiliconJon]

Between the quality loss and the extensive EMF being right next to my brain (particularly since my last phone), I go without. Nothing wrong with a little dangle O_O