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 bluetooth headset and c500
rannoch
post Apr 29 2005, 22:51
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Any recomendations re bluetooth headset for c500.

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post Apr 30 2005, 09:19
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Any recomendations re bluetooth headset for c500.

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I use the Jabra BT250 with no problems. Nice and comfortable and light. And you get voice dialing too!


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post Apr 30 2005, 15:40
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I use the Jabra BT250 with no problems. Nice and comfortable and light. And you get voice dialing too!
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I was thinking of either BT200 or BT250, but at carphonewarehouse I was told the BT200 was discontinued, but they recommended the BT250.

A couple of questions.

Is there a difference between bt250 and bt250v, and how does the vioce dial work.

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post May 1 2005, 20:01
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Quick google came up with this,
Main difference is vibrating alert on the 250v but battery life is less presumably because of this.
http://www.jabra.com/JabraCMS/NA/EN/MainMe...50v/JabraBT250v


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post May 2 2005, 10:56
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QUOTE(rannoch @ Apr 30 2005, 16:40)
I was thinking of either BT200 or BT250, but at carphonewarehouse I was told the BT200 was discontinued, but they recommended the BT250.

A couple of questions.

Is there a difference between bt250 and bt250v, and how does the vioce dial work.

Thanks,

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Hi, I think the only difference is that the "V" vibrates and that it is a rather cool black. If your in the UK then you should take a look at mobilefun.co.uk They have it in stock and i always find them to be reasonably cheap too.

As for the voice dial, to be honest i haven't used it on the C500 (only got it a week or two ago) but if you have attached voice dial to your contacts you just press a button on the Jabra and it activates the voice dial feature on the phone. A little hint though, i always find it works better if you record the contact name through the Jabra! Its seems to be more accurate like that.


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