How to select a Bluetooth headset which is best for you?

Jul 5
07:34

2012

Kim Hyo Yeon

Kim Hyo Yeon

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If you need to buy a Bluetooth headset, then you have clicked the right article. There are ten points you must consider before buying a new headset.

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Are you planning to buy a Bluetooth headset but are confused which one you should pick from the wide variety of Bluetooth headsets offered by numerous brands? If yes,How to select a Bluetooth headset which is best for you?  Articles then you have clicked the right link. After the next seven minutes, you will be sure what sort of device is most suitable for you.

While purchasing the best Bluetooth headset, you must keep the following points in mind.

1.      Price:  This device is available in a wide range of prices. If your budget is not very high, then devices that fall in the average price range be a good choice too.

2.      Sound Quality: Quality of sound is something one cannot compromise as well as the volume control which proves to be of most help when the connection is weak. Try searching the one with DSP Technology which adjusts the background noise too.

3.      Pairing: Pairing is basically the ability of a Bluetooth accessory to search and as well as recognize other that has their Bluetooth enabled. An efficient Bluetooth headset can quickly locate and work with about seven devices.

4.      Ease of use: Your device should be comfortable. If your headset contains an ear-hook, make sure it can fit comfortably. The size should also be comfortable for you. “In-the-ear” headsets are not considered very comfortable but their sound quality is good.

5.      Range: Choose a device that works well in the range of 10 meters at least. Verify this range on both areas; obstructed as well as unobstructed.

6.      Battery: Commonly, they have a short battery life. Long lasting one’s can support about 8 hours of talk time and about 100 hours when they aren’t in use. Also check how much time does its recharging demand.

7.      Compatibility: Make sure that your headset is at least 1.1 technology. It should be compatible with the version supported by your cell phone.

8.      Voice activation feature:  See if your Bluetooth headset supports voice-activation feature. If it does, see what functions you can perform through it. This will help you to use the device without using your hands, especially while you drive.

9.      Functionality:  Its features should be easy to access, like mute, volume control, voice dialling etc.

10.  Design and Appearance: There are right now two major styles: Boom and No Boom. New designs are constantly coming in the market each day so be sure to do a bit of research before buying one.

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