VolumeCare does not do anything with Bluetooth earpiece volume levels.

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Mike


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On Wed, 14 Nov 2007 16:30:34 +0000 openrunning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
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>I sought information but could not find the slightest consensus. I went
>with my gut. Here are my findings.
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>1. I had the H700 but lost it. It served me well and I recommend it. I
>was able to purchase it for around $40 with Internet search. It was VERY
>comfortable and with Volume Care, I was able to hear well. The downside
>was that it was terrible for the people on the other end because it
>picked up the slightest background  noise. I recommend the H700 if
>background is not a factor.
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>My need became the best bluetooth with the best background block. Part
>of the game is the price. I don't like to pay the list price and I enjoy
>the game. Finally I purchased a brand x from the office supply just to
>get any bluetooth because all the Jawbone prices were locally $120 to
>$150. Internet and Ebay were $100 plus shipping if you read the fine
>print and get the earpieces and chargers. (Don't order a jawbone without
>them)
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>2. Jawbone: I disagree with most negative comments I have read. The
>conclusion is most positive. I purchased for under $90 at a phone store.
>A creative sales person refused to let me go until he made a sale. I
>told him to make it under $100 and it was a deal. I believe that some
>national account has a cash sale to their credit. I love the Jawbone.
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>I don't like the look of it and it could be more comfortable but the
>positives far outweigh the negatives.  I concluded that those who think
>that the Jawbone is NOT comfortable, were to impatient to work with the
>optional ear pieces and ear plugs to set it up properly. Also, keep in
>mind that I have a ringing in my ears and slight hearing loss. I have
>Volume Care program which is essential with the Treo. I am mostly in the
>car, outdoors, or in a public setting such as retail store or shopping
>center.
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>Here are the marks I give the H700 and the Jawbone on a 1-10 scale.
>1=Unacceptable 10=I cannot imagine it could be improved.
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>Comfort: H10, J8
>Hearing (sound quality): H9, J7
>Volume with Volume Care: H8, J9
>Background Noise (to the guy on the other end) H3, J10
>Ease of Connection: H9, J9
>Apparent Durability: H8, J6
>Ease of carrying and protecting: H9, J5
>Carrying Case: Both need one, especially Jawbone. Cannot find one.  H1,
>J1
>Signal Strength: (Sound varies as I walk around the room or get near or
>far to monitor interference) H5, J9
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>Both the H and the J drop off the Treo thus I must assume this is a
>function of the Treo 680. This is a problem.
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>I hope this evaluation helps.
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>RVA
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