IGGY & Svetlana wrote:
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sam
> I use a Sony Ericsson HBH-662, and I like it a lot. Unlike some of the other
> headsets, this one actually has caller ID on the headset itself, so I can
> see who's calling without having to pull out my Treo.
> It also has really good interaction with the Treo in terms of how and
> when it picks up the call. When my Treo rings or dials, the calls are
> automatically transferred to the headset without requiring me to press a
> button or anything. I like it that way (although others might prefer it
> the other...).
>
>
>
> Do you keep your headset off all the time? This kind of defeats the purpose
> of it. Unless you keep your headset off all the time, I see little usage of
> the caller ID on the head set. How far do you keep you Treo away from you? I
> always have it on the desk, in the charging/sync cradle attached to my PC or
> my pocket. I'd question the need for an extensive set like this unless you
> also can send the call to the voicemail from it - can you?
I keep my headset in my shirt pocket usually, and my Treo is usually on
my belt. In the car, the treo sits in its ProClip holder.
When I get a call, I might look at the Treo to see caller ID, or (if
that's not as convenient), I pull out the headset and check the caller
ID on that instead.
>
> What happens when someone calls, and you cannot answer the call, does the
> caller get connected to BT and hears nothing? Does this set allow
> manual/push button transfer of the call to the BT set?
Although the call gets transferred to the headset, it doesn't actually
get answered until I press the button the headset to do so. I can use a
long press on the headset to send the caller to voice mail.
Sam
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