Clear sound, very reliable...what wireless headsets should be!

Author's Rating:

Pros: Comfortable, clear sound quality, reliable, easy-to-use.

Cons: Buttons take some getting used-to, a little expensive.

The Bottom Line: 
I am very pleased with the Jabra 250v. Great sound quality, very reliable, and sits comfortably atop your ear.

Author's Review
I've been using the Jabra BT250v for more than 6 months now, and it has been incredibly reliable.

DESIGN:
The headset has been well designed as it sits atop your ear (left or right) comfortably. Just orient the ear piece in the direction of the ear you prefer. The segment that connects the earpiece to the main headset, is made of very flexible, yet durable rubber that makes it an easy fit. There are two buttons on the back of the headset (one on/off, the other for volume). Although the on/off/ call-receive button is fairly large, it's positioned to the upper back of your ear and it takes some getting used-to in order to consistently locate and press the butting when the headset is on your ear. I feel this is the only drawback on the design.

BLUETOOTH CONNECTION:
I'm using my headset with a Sony Ericsson T637 and it paired beautifully with my phone. I've had trouble pairing with other headsets, but my phone recognized the Jabra immediately. Furthermore, the headset has remained synced with my phone steadily since I first made the connection with no trouble at all.

SOUND QUALITY:
The sound is very loud and clear. It's hands down better then my last bluetooth headset (Bluetrek 2.0) and as long as I'm within about 20 feet of my phone, it keeps a strong, clear signal. The signal can also be very loud if you want it to, but you can easily adjust it using the volume control. Also, I must mention that the person on the other line usually cannot tell that I'm using a wireless headset except when I'm using it in my car and some of the cabin noise gets picked up. Overall, I rate the sound quality a 9 out of 10.

CHARGER:
The headset fits nicely into the charging cradle and there is a blue LED that indicates when the headset is charging. A full charge usually takes 1-3 hours depending on how low the battery is before you begin.

Overall, I feel this is a very reliable, easy-to-use headset with great sound quality. It was a little expensive (I paid $79.99) but I use it daily, and it's was worth every penny to me.