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The etyBlu headset contains two microphones. One is located internally at the end of the earpiece; the other, a noise-canceling mic, is located in the BLUmaxx™ boom. The combination of an in-ear noise-isolating earphone and a boom mic provides exceptional sound quality and clear communication at both ends of the conversation.
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- Boom microphone with noise-cancelling technology is perfect for use in areas with high levels of background noise- BLUmaxx quick-connect noise-cancelling microphone
- Up to 7 hours of talk time, and up to 100 hours of standby time
- Compliant with Bluetooth Core Specification 2.1, Headset 1.1 and Handsfree 1.5 profiles (supports Bluetooth 1.1 and later)
- Includes earloop, assorted eartips, filter changing tool with replacement filter, storage case, and USB charging cable
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By Tomas Rodriguez (Santa Clara, CA)
My primary goal in getting this headset was to find a convertible-friendly headset which I could hear clearly and talk on with reasonable clarity. The etyBLU, as an isolating, in-ear headset with a variety of flanged and foamed ear-pieces, worked beautifully for hearing, and using the boom mic with the wind-screen foam allowed callers to hear me, even when driving my rumbly-mufflered Miata with the roof down.
But it's not all perfect. The device is horribly expensive, the in-ear flange makes it a very large and odd shape (the ear-hook makes it even more huge and awkward), there is no noise cancellation without the boom mic, there is no wind negation without that rather bulky foam mic-guard, the Bluetooth range is a pathetic 4 feet, and the charging interface uses the same interface as the boom mic. It's very hard to transport it, unless you have a multitude of pockets or a purse/satchel of some kind, due to the shape, and the foam mic-guard constantly pops right off. Alas, due to the odd shape, I lost the device after only a month of use. I will not be purchasing another.
By Richard de Tarnowsky (Alameda, CA USA)
After charging overnight, I paired this with my HTC 8525 PDA phone from Cingular (AT&T). Unless I am willing to hold the phone next to the headset, the Bluetooth connection gets very noisy and will likely drop/disconnect. This not only looks ridiculous, but doesn't qualify as hands-free.
It doesn't matter how good the sound quality of the headset might be if the device can't maintain a wireless connection.
To be fair, I paired the headset with other (different) phones and my Apple MacBook Pro. (All of the tested phones and my laptop have worked with other headsets from Jawbone (I & II), Blue Ant (Z9 & Z9i), Motorola (H12), and Plantronics (925)--most at distances of 20 feet or more.)
I may try another unit in a few months, hoping that I just received a defective one or that a software upgrade may improve the radio range.
By Ion Cenuse (Tracy, California United States)
Etymotic Research etyBLU Dual-Mode Noise-Isolating Headset I am buying today is the second one since my wife choose to wash one of my shirts with the headset inside one of the pocket. I am buying the second set because I could not find any better solution in the market. I use my mobile phone as primary phone for business and etyBLU is the only headset I used with no complaints about voice quality at the other end.
The only drawbacks from my perspective: size and weight (except the microphone boom that I think is what it takes for the sound quality and I have no complaints about it) and occasional problems with the sound quality at my end. The on off button is not ergonomic in the sense that it takes time to find it when the headset is plugged in your ear and overall design results in poor feedback, not sure when and if I pressed the button.
Still etyBLU, in my opinion, is the most reliable and the best working solution in the market.
By J. R. Barton (Fairfield, CA United States)
sound quality/clarity is very good for both hearing and talking when using the boom mic, better than jawbone and blue ant, I do find some minor issues with this head set: listening volume is on low side, it is marginal in loud places, it only allows pairing with one device at the time, which is a pain for me since I have to carry two phones. Even with these minor issues I still prefer this head set over any other out there, and wish that etymotic offered a stereo version with better pairing capabilities.
By drbobo (Delaware, USA)
This is a great BT headset with one BIG exception: it has a proprietary USB cable. Why do we have USB standards when many BT vendors make their own. This device would be perfect if it supported mini-USB on the headset side.
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