Just a little update to fix some of the confusion. I can take calls with only voice commands I don't need to push a button all I do is say answer call, the only thing I need to push a button for is to make a call out, you push the rear button on the headpiece and say call and then the name or the number and it calls. I have gotten many e-mails about this and decided to reply on the quad list instead of each one. The headpiece does come with an optional ear loop to hold it in place even better and it came with three different earpieces to fit different sizes of your ear.
Since this post I have also bought a USB Bluetooth adapter for my computer so my Bluetooth headset can sync up to my computer and I set up another Dragon profile to use the Bluetooth headset as a microphone and it works extremely well. The Bluetooth adapter was $29.99 while I am using it as a microphone for my computer I can still accept calls and make them. From: Daniel Espinoza [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2011 11:02 PM To: 'greg' Cc: 'quad-list' Subject: RE: [QUAD-L] Bluetooth headsets I got the Plantronics savor m 1100 headset and I must say I like it, the only thing I have a hard time with is the fact that I have to push a button to say a command like call and then either a name or the number. I'm getting better at hitting the button but the fact that I can't use my fingers makes it really hard. The audio quality is extremely good and it has three microphones on it with excellent noise cancellation so people are able to hear me talk even when say I'm out with my friends and it's kind of noisy using the audio IQ 3 noise canceling technology. The other thing comes with is a year subscription to Plantronics vocalist which is really neat and all I have to say call vocalist and use you directly connect to the service and use simple voice commands to listen to your email, send text messages and more http://vocalyst.dial2do.com/home/learn_more and here is the link to my Bluetooth headset http://www.plantronics.com/us/product/savor-m1100 Danny Espinoza 27/m/California Occupation before accident: Network engineer / SR. Network security engineer What happened: I broke my c2,c6,c7 in a horrible car accident Traumatic brain injury from blood going to central cortex from spinal cord not vent dependendent anymore. :] My social networking sites: http://www.myspace.com/DannyLNX http://www.facebook.com/DannyLNX From: greg [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, January 03, 2011 3:17 PM To: Daniel Espinoza Cc: quad-list Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Bluetooth headsets I love the Droid phone (my Motorola Droid), but the one thing that really disappointed me about it was the bluetooth abilities. At first it could not even call out via bluetooth. You had to call, then activate the bluetooth. After the OS update it could call out, but there is no confirmation, it just calls the first name it thinks you said. It still has few options, like auto-answer, confirmation, etc. I think most bluetooth ear pieces work as well as any, if it's good one one phone it's good on the Droid. Just few options. But I love the Apps, Google Sky (point camera up it shows what constellations are there), TV.Com, Google Navigation (Free GPS voice/map navigation), ESPN Scores, Google Voice (converts voice mail to text), Slacker Radio, Locate (track other phones on a map), Scanner Frequencies (listen to fire/police scanners around world), I haven't paid for any Apps yet, but there are some I'm thinking about. It's not a quad friendly phone, must use skin or specific pointer to move screen or hit icons. I try to use my knuckle with degrees of success. And it's slippery. Greg > For Christmas I got a droid cell phone and I'm looking for a good > Bluetooth headset to pair it with. Right now I am looking at the > Plantronics M1100 and the jawbone icon, and I'm wondering if anyone > has any feedback on them or another headset I could look into. >
