I know the Evo is fairly loud at highway speeds. So I want to get recommendations on a good headpiece or headset to use. Bluetooth preferred. What do you use? Thanks.

 

I use the earpeice/mic set with the bodyglove foam on it from radio shack

 

or install dynamat on your doors

 

do not use a motorola bluetooth headset with an lg phone. i have it and there is a lot of echo on the other end of the line. if you have flip speakerphone, simply open it up and turn on the speaker phone function, dail the number and stick it between the visor and the roof of the car (so the visor is holding the phone against the roof). this is my cheap hands free system, it works wonders

 

i have some motorola bluetooth piece for my nokia phone, sounds good to me and no complaints on the other end. i have no idea what model it was because i got it for christmas but my mom said there was one that was cheaper, one that was more expensive. mine was around $100 if i remember what she told me

 

Bluetooth :

Anything Sony Ericsson (inventors of bluetooth)
Headset - HBH-610
Carkit - HCB-700

Plantronics
M2500
Voyager 510

Motorola
HS850

Wired headset :

Anything plantronics or jabra

Most of the plantronics headsets have noise canceling built in.

 

Logitech mobile freedom bluetooth. I got one for xmas and it wouldnt charge, but got a replacement from amazon and it works perfectly. The exhaust on my mustang is very loud and its a convertible and people say they can hear me perfectly on it. Kinda sticks out from your head a bit, but fits great and is comfortable. I'd recommend it.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...=UTF8&v=glance

 

You know that Pioneer makes a radio that has bluetooth tech. and can be set up with you phone so when it rings and picks up it pauses or mutes the radio and sends the sound threw the speakers in your car.

 

What will they think of next?!

I have a Motorola H300 Bluetooth headset that I got from Best Buy, and it broke. It worked alright, bu every now and then it would drop calls and it was still pretty hard to hear people on my end (might be because the volume button broke). I'm going to switch it out for the same model and see if maybe I just got a rotten apple. If it's still no good, I'm going with the speaker phone in the visor method.

 

That's cool.

Personally, I don't answer my phone when driving.

 

i have the jabra bluetooth with my moto e815 and it works just fine.

 

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1077629705624

i'm pretty sure that's the one i have but in black not silver (big difference i know)

 

Wireless Bluetoooth Is Best I Can Think

 

I do, and a good head piece or headset is essential when driving a stick shift.

 

i wish i could even get bluetooth......my phone fell outa my hoodie 2days ago into a bucket of oil wen workin on my buddys dsm........


rip. samsung