Can anyone recommend a good bluetooth ear piece? A couple of my friends have them but they sound like their in a tin can?

I have a Motorola HS850 that works great. I also hear the Jabra and Plantronics make good devices.

I like my Rim HS-655, 0 lag and according to the people that I've talked to, the voice quality is clear.

I used the Motorola H500, love it and no complaints from my callers, etc.

After trying a large sample of headsets, the one in my sig has proven to be almost perfect and the best by a very big margin.

I use the Nokia BH-200 and absolutely love it! I don't have any problems with background noise, static, etc.. and the calls are very clear. In addition, I prefer the soft rubber piece that slips between your ear lobes, as opposed to, anchoring over your ear. Check it out...very reasonably priced at $40 from BestBuy.

The one in my sig is the best I have ever used. I have been using it for about 7 months and have no problems at all. NEVER been able to say this before after having used over a dozen different headsets (all returned). Now looking for another for the wife so she'll stop borrowing mine!

I'm currently using the Moto H700 black edition

It's nice and small, has background noise reduction, and to turn it on and off just takes a quick flip the mic boom.

I picked up my Nokia BH-900 about a week ago. It works great. Everyone says I sound clear and they sound nice and loud. The ear hook is a little tricky at first but I got used to it pretty quickly.

just watch out where you buy a headset from - there are a bunch of pacific rim knock-offs masquerading as the real deal. The motorola and samsung bluetooth headsets are particularly affected. If the price seems too good, chances are it is.

Motorola has a PDF document out describing ways to discern real from fake Motorola headsets, I don't have a link handy but a quick google search out to find it. Or go to Amazon and look up the H700 headset; the guide is shown there.

For the past week I've been using the Palm Treo bluetooth headset (rebadged Jabra) left over from my Treo 650, but ordered a Moto H700 as I prefer to be on one type of power connector if possible.