[nbavosa]

Just tried em out with the 8300. Had no problems sounds great. Left device on first floor and walked upstairs ( about 50ft away) and had no issues. Full control of song advancement, volume, and voice command feature. Will be a great feature for the gym etc.


Rate them 9 (1/10 scale)

[vandal]

Originally Posted by nbavosa

Just tried em out with the 8300. Had no problems sounds great. Left device on first floor and walked upstairs ( about 50ft away) and had no issues. Full control of song advancement, volume, and voice command feature. Will be a great feature for the gym etc.


Rate them 9 (1/10 scale)

i was wondering about these, how do you think these are when youre running, these are wate resistant right (sweat)

[xxaarraa]

They look great and are very low profile; you can hardly tell you are wearing anything at all. They do become somewhat uncomfortable after half hour or so. They suit my purpose fine as I only use them for short bursts.

[Flashman]

We actually have two Curve's and two S9s and both work great, even sitting right next to each other. Think last forever and sounds great!

[TravelinMan]

I tried the S9 with my Curve for a week. The profile was great, though they are a bit bulky for travel. Folding would be better. Pairing was easy and sound was good except for a slight hissing sound on MP3's. the biggest draw back and why I returned them was comfort. After about 30min or so, these things hurt like hell, both where they pinched my head and in the ears.

I continue my search for a good, small, stereo bluetooth headset. Next up will be the Jabra BT8010.

[vandal]

Originally Posted by TravelinMan

I tried the S9 with my Curve for a week. The profile was great, though they are a bit bulky for travel. Folding would be better. Pairing was easy and sound was good except for a slight hissing sound on MP3's. the biggest draw back and why I returned them was comfort. After about 30min or so, these things hurt like hell, both where they pinched my head and in the ears.

I continue my search for a good, small, stereo bluetooth headset. Next up will be the Jabra BT8010.

ill be looking forward to that review

[Flashman]

Originally Posted by TravelinMan

I tried the S9 with my Curve for a week. ...these things hurt like hell, both where they pinched my head and in the ears.

They do come a little tight, but a quick pull and you can stretch them out so they are not so tight on your head and they fit rather nicely then.

[nef]

Good sound. Range seems to be good, but depending on where I am it will 'skip' on occasion. Wish the configuration was a bit differen as the hump in the back is what keeps them from fitting in my motorcycle helmet. I also don't like that the phone calls come over the left ear. I have gotten accustomed to using my headsets in the right ear and this is throwing me off a bit. Still the best of the stereo bt headsets I have tried. Keepers for sure. If anyone has had any success with using a particular headset in a helmet let me know. The ones on the market made for helmets thusfar are extremely dissappointing and HUGE.

[coolkarim]

they dont work for video playback (reported elsewhere)

[jhkaplan]

How's the sound? I am looking for a pair to use everyday, whether it's on the way to work or out riding my bike. I'm a bit of an audiophile (spelled right?), so the sound has to be pretty good for me to buy them. I dont want to hear anything like the sound that comes out of iPod headphones, or even a bit better.

[drporf]

I have a pair and they work great. I use them at the gym and on the bike, never have a problem. All the controls work, ff/repeat. I can answer calls with them w/out difficulty. I really havent found a problem with the headset

[stewsan]

Just picked the S9 to use with my Curve and it's great but if I put the curve in my pocket the music skips on the headset. As long as there is line of sight between the two, it works perfect. I tried to use it as a BT headset on my computer (Mac) and the sound was terrible.