Handsfree headset recommendation?

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Ira Hayes wrote:
> I need a good handsfree 2.5 mm plug headset for use in the car.
>
> High quality sound-- both inbound and outbound-- is the primary
> requirement so I'll need something with a boom mike, not a dangle
> mike.
> Easy on/easy off would also be nice as would compact size. So
> something that just goes on/in the ear rather than an over the head
> support would be good too.
>
> And an earpiece volume control would be nice-- but not necessary.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Ike

Sure.. Check out the wireless (and the wired) headset's at www.jabra.com

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"Quick" <quick7135-news@NOSPAMyahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Ira Hayes wrote:
>> I need a good handsfree 2.5 mm plug headset for use in
>> the car.
>>
>> High quality sound-- both inbound and outbound-- is the
>> primary requirement so I'll need something with a boom
>> mike, not a dangle mike.
>>
>> Easy on/easy off would also be nice as would compact
>> size. So something that just goes on/in the ear rather
>> than an over the head support would be good too.
>>
>> And an earpiece volume control would be nice-- but not
>> necessary.
>
> If sound quality is the primary requirement then Etymotics.
> Pricey and goes way in the ear but you can't beat it for
> quality and size.
>
> -Quick
>
>

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"Ira Hayes" <redman27@indianwells.com> wrote in message
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>I need a good handsfree 2.5 mm plug headset for use in the
>car.
>
> High quality sound-- both inbound and outbound-- is the
> primary requirement so I'll need something with a boom
> mike, not a dangle mike.
>
> Easy on/easy off would also be nice as would compact size.
> So something that just goes on/in the ear rather than an
> over the head support would be good too.
>
> And an earpiece volume control would be nice-- but not
> necessary.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Ike

Have a look at the Jabra Earwave Boom. I just placed an
order on Ebay for a total cost of less than $10 after having
an opportunity to use try one. It was very comfortable,
felt secure, i.e. like it wouldn't fall off, and the voice
quality was good (no On/Off switch on the cord, though).
Some folks don't like having something in the ear Vs over
the ear, but I think the former makes it easier to hear
clearly. For good images and info check it out on
Amazon.com.