Hi, since I'm a tech gadget freak, I'm not always satisfied with just
one item. Yesterday I wrote how I ordered my replacement Plantronics M50
headset, (ear piece). Well, last night I was looking for something else
completely different and stumbled across another one which looks
promising. This is the Samsung HM1700. Description shows it's a mono
headset, but I have seen manufacturer descriptions refer to single ear
headsets as mono even if they are stereo, meaning with a2dp support.
This one however doesn't specifically say a2dp support, but it does say
that it will play music. So, I went ahead and took the risk that it has
A2DP even though it's not mentioned. So, we'll find out when I get it
later this week. This one comes in different colors and is currently
selling for around $25. I picked the blue one.
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Raul A. Gallegos
Oh Mario...if only I could control everyone the way I control you ...
HOP! YOU LITTLE PLUMBER! HOP! HOP! HOP! - Sheldon Cooper
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On 5/19/2013 10:51 AM, Alan Paganelli wrote:
Raul,I understand where your coming from. I started out with a
Plantronics 520 ear peace. It beeps when it gets paired and beeps if it
gets disconnected. It's very comfortable to wear all day and delivers
up to 8 hours talk time and 10 days in standby mode. It was around 40
bucks if you caught it on special. I liked it so well, when my son was
looking for an ear peace for his smart phone, I bought him one for
Christmas a couple of years ago.
The ear peace is reliable and is reasonably free of wind noise. He
didn't like it saying it fell off his ear to easily. I guess he has
weird ears. I have never found that to be true and it just sits inside
the ear canal rather then to go far into the ear which means it still
lets outside sounds in so you can still read traffic.
I lost mine. Where or how I know not and I was really ticked off with
myself that I did lose it. My son sense he didn't like it gave me his
so good on me for getting one. A friend of his got him a really nice
one with like 3 mikes . Why it needs that many is beyond me but there
you are. I'd like one of the newer ones that talk saying things like
connect or not connected etc. If anybody has any recommendations I'd
love to hear them.
----- Original Message -----
*From:* Raul A. Gallegos <mailto:[email protected]>
*To:* ViPhone List <mailto:[email protected]>
*Sent:* Saturday, May 18, 2013 7:07 PM
*Subject:* lost my Plantronics M50
Hi all. yesterday I went to Austin to take a certification test for the
state so I can legally train consumers with the state. In any case, I
took my Plantronics M50 head phone, or rather, ear piece since it's for
a single ear, with me, and somewhere between leaving the Chris Cole
center and the Greyhound bus I lost it. I don't know if I dropped it
out
of my shirt pocket when I took something else out of it, or if I
took it
off and just left it there in the station. In any case, today I went
out
for some personal life things and really missed having the ear piece
with me. So, now I find myself at Amazon, ready to purchase a
replacement M50, but then am thinking that since I love exploring new
items and trying out new things, maybe I should get a different kind.
Then when I think of this I have second and third thoughts because I
really like the M50. It's super light, has decent enough volume, and
since I mainly use it for VoiceOver and Audio book or podcast
listening,
I am hesitant to buy another different brand.
I've looked at this list's archives and see a few other models people
have recommended, but I'm still not sure.
I guess there is no point to this message other than saying that if you
get used to something and then you don't have it, you will know how
much
you really liked it if you miss it a lot.
--
Raul A. Gallegos
Twitter and Facebook user ID: rau47
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