Bluetrek BIZZ Slim 3-in-1 Bluetooth Headset, with USB Flash Memory Device, Micro SD Card, Car Charger, 6 Earbuds, and Neckstrap

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The Bluetrek BIZZ is a headset that comes complete with a SD flash memory drive so when you are not on your mobile you can be saving your data. Pop the protective cap and the headset reveals a 2.0 USB connection that is compatible with microSD cards up to 8Gb.

The Bluetrek BIZZ is a Bluetooth headset which offers up to 6 hours talk time with 10 days of standby time. However it is also a USB flash memory device and a microSD reader.

Your headset is charged via USB, but you can also recharge your headset in the car using an optional car charger (not included).

Box Contents:
- Bluetrek BIZZ USB Flash Memory Bluetooth Headset
- x 3 Ergobuds
- lanyard/cordon
- USB cable
- x 2 Earhooks
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- Bluetooth Headset and microSD Storage
- Up to 7-hours of Talk Timr, 10 days on standby, and customizable color panel
- Direct USB 2.0 connectivity, as well as a slot for a microSD card up to 8GB
- Headset can be charged from any USB port
- Includes car charger, USB cable, 6 earbuds, 2 sizes metal hooks, and a neckstrap
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 "it works well, better than expected! " 2008-08-24
By Todd P. Kennelly (Cape Cod, MA)
Pros: Small, Secure, comfortable fit, ease of charging, micro SDHC storage/reader



Cons: none, (for me anyway)



The BlueTrek BIZZ is the fourth bluetooth headset I have used in the last two years or so...



Ive tried/used a Jabra,(that came free with my old Treo 650, that fit well and discreetly, behind the ear, but never worked all that well.), next, I bought a Plantronics Voyager 510, (good incoming sound and fit, but big and cumbersome), and then, the first, completely over-hyped, Alph Jawbone, (poor fit, and incoming sound volume way too low.)



So, I was more than a bit sceptical when I ordered the BIZZ. for use with my Treo 650s replacement, the Centro.



I couldnt have been more happily surprised by this product.



For me, the largest of the four included ergobuds, and larger of the two provided earhooks, provides a very comfortable and secure fit. (the earhook is almost not needed, but I work outside and on the water, so I need the added security the earhook provides.)



The BIZZ is small, lightweight and comfortable. So much so, that I have forgotten I was wearing it on more than one occasion.



Incoming call sound is great, Ive even had to turn it down, due to it being too loud. It has the best incoming sound of all the above headsets Ive used. Volume is controlled by the Centros side volume buttons, which I like, as I have always found the tiny volume buttons on most headsets hard to use, anyway. So, I dont miss the fact that there are no dedicated volume buttons on the BIZZ.



Outgoing sound has also been reported to me as being quite good, the messages I left on, my landline voicemail were very clear as well. I found this result surprising as the BIZZ does not have any kind of noise canceling tech built in. (Calls were made in the car, windows up, AC and radio on, as well as outside in light wind conditions.



Charging is so easy and simply done, it borders on revolutionary. Simply pull the unit apart and insert it into any USB port and it starts to charge. I happily tossed all the other headsets charging bricks/adapters and cables/cords in the desk drawer, and I wont miss them. More accessories should charge this easily and simply.



I charge the headset once a week, and use it about 30mins to an hour a day and have never seen the red "low batt" led blink once, yet. Oh, and the muli color, (red/blue charging/in use/low batt LED, and yellow data transfer LED, are located under a "smoke" black cover, and are very discreet. (actually, they are completely invisible when not lit.) No more, blinking, blue, strobe light, hanging off your ear, like some kind of cyborg-geek. ...and the LED indicators very rarely blink, which is refreshing in a bluetooth headset. The headset also comes with a handy USB car charger/adapter for use on the road.



Lastly, the ability to store/read a microSDHC memory card in the headset is an added, and very handy bonus, that works very well

Just plug the BIZZ into any available USB port, and the dedicated yellow LED transfer light comes on, and a folder opens up on the desktop. The BIZZ supports up to 8gb micro SDHC memory cards.



This is a great little headset! (... and if BlueTrek could enable/add the ability to transfer files via bluetooth to/from the Centro wirelessly... Well, that truly would be revolutionary!) But, even without that feature, this is a very good headset with some truly cool and useful features.




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Bluetrek X2 Water-Resistant and Weatherproof Bluetooth Headset

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The world's first water-resistant and weatherproof Bluetooth Headset. It shrugs off sweat, dust, drizzle, and the occaisional downpour. It comes with multiple earloop sizes for comfort when wearing your running, jumping, cycling, and flying gear.
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Technical Details

- 14 hours talk time and 500 hours standby time
- Unique super-durable, antiallergic silicone rubber ear loop (2 different sizes included)
- Compatible with Bluetooth enabled devices such as mobile phones, PDAs & computers that support Headset and / or Hands-free profile
- Removable & adjustable ear hook which allows the headset to be worn on either ear comfortably. Comfortable even when wearing glasses!
- Bluetooth specification: V1.2
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 "Died as soon as water touched it" 2009-09-11
By Chadwick Conwell
Biggest POS I ever wasted a buck on. Was under my shirt for half an hour and died from sweat. Don't waste your money or time.

 "A good sounding, must have for being out in it" 2008-03-20
By Daniel L. Bibbens (Marina del Rey, Califorinia)
I use this with my Motorola K1 (KRZR)and spend quite a bit of time sea kayaking, off-road driving, and at the beach with my daughter all in Southern California. I bought it to keep water, dust and sand away from my phone. I put the phone in a Pelican case (airtight, waterproof).



Sound volume is more than adequate and is the first headset (or handset for that matter) I've not had the volume constantly maximized. The mic also works with good sound quality. Occasionally after the headset has gotten wet, people on the other end say it sounds like I'm speaking into a plastic bottle. This is ONLY when it has gotten wet and NOT every time it gets wet, either. After a few hours of drying, the mic sound quality returns.



The headset comes with an impressive set of charging options including a car cigarette lighter adapter to USB. I charge mine using a USB port on my notebook PC. There are also two around the ear "rings" that didn't work for me but I can see how they'd work for others. I use the over-the-ear clip with the ear bud inserted in my ear.



Compared to the Motorola HS850, the Bluetrek X2 substantially under performs in both mic and audio quality. It is an easy trade for me though. I'd rate the Motorola HS850 5 stars to the Bluetrek X2 4, but the HS850 is also always at home -- safe from the elements. I recently lost my Bluetrek X2 and am replacing it. I can't say I'd do the same if I lost my Motorola HS850.

 "GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" 2008-02-05
By Anthony Purnell
Great delivery!! On time and came as described!!! NO complaints what so ever!!! WILL BE DOIN BUISNESS AGAIN, BELIEVE THAT!!!!!!!!!!!

 "Nice" 2007-11-21
By R. M. Carlson (Colorado Springs, CO USA)
I just got this headset today, I have it paired with my Blackberry 8320 Curve....So for it's awsome!! sound quality is there, for both me and the other person on the line. No problems as of yet, I'll post again if feelings change.

 "Average performer" 2007-08-02
By Dheeraj Nagpal
I bought this product last year to go with my MoroRazr and later with Krazr.



First of all, the positives.

This has an amazing battery life. For me, it used to run for more than a week, generally 10 days between charge.

Being water resistent and shock resistent, it reduces a lot of worry about dropping it at wrong places. And i have dropped mine at places I shouldn't have.

The high usage rings (apart from the normal ear curve) are good performing and available in two sizes to fit different ears.



Well, the positives stops at that. Now the reality.

Everytime I turn it off, the next time i turn it on, sound is reset to min level. That means I need to increase the volume everytime I turn it on.

Everytime, I leave it on at night and set an alarm on my mobile, it disconnects when the alarm rings and turns off after some time

The sound is fine but mic is of average quality. My friends have told me the disturbance they get when I am using the headset. This is even when I am in office in a totally silent environment. The complaints go away if I use my phone. I am not expecting the same voice quality as directly using my handset but would like better than what is offered.

The installation manual is as useful to a human as it would be to a dog.



I think that summarizes it. I would recommend this product to someone who is specifically looking for ruggedness and long battery life and don't use his/her mobile phone as an alarm. Else, stay away.






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BlueTrek Metal Bluetooth Headset - Black

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Product Description The Bluetrek Profile is a lightweight Bluetooth headset with a unique polished, stainless finishing. The Bluetrek Profile offers 4 hours talk time with up to 4 days of standby time. It is designed for the business user, has LED for charge control and a charge adaptor to charge directly via USB plug. In addition, the Bluetrek Profile headset is probably one of the thinnest Bluetooth headsets in the world with a depth of only 4mm. Box Contents: Bluetrek Profile Bluetooth headset Adapter for USB Charge 2 Earhooks 3 In-Ear Pieces 3 Flat Ear Pieces 6 Speaker Covers 1 Belt Clip
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- Switch on /off,Pairing, Take a call/ End a call,Call waiting, Redial, Call reject
- Voice recognition, Volume adjustment, Muting, Transfer a call between the headset and the mobile phone
- Dedicated sound in the speaker for low battery
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 "Nice look, but doesn't work. I would suggest STAY AWAY!" 2009-10-03
By Jacob Samuel (Toms River, NJ USA)
I was excited to get the stylish headset. As soon as I got the item, I tried to turn it on but nothing happened. Then I tried charge it on Desktop, nothing happens, no light indicator, nothing. Then tried on laptop, same story. Then in the car, again same story. Contacted bluetrek, they said I should contact the seller for a replacement, otherwise I should ship the item to them first at my expense (thats ok), but then I should wait another 10-15 days to get a replacement back. STAY AWAY from this stylish, but non working item with poor customer support.

 "Doesn't look like an appliance growing out of your ear." 2009-03-30
By R. DeVoe (Wisconsin)
Not really rated as noise cancelling but quite adequate in my noisy Jeep. Six attachments should give most induviduals a chance to make it fit comfortably. Probably not the best choice for out-of-doors but excellent for indoors or in vehicle.

 "Superior in all ways, at least for me!" 2008-11-07
By oakie (Las Vegas, for now)
First off, the headset here is the Bluetrek METAL headset. Bluetrek also offered it in a two-tone (silver/black) model called the Bluetrek Profile. Contour Design, a prominent distributor of Apple accessories has rebadged it under their own name as the Contour Design METAL and is silver in color and sold exclusively by Apple. Therefore, if you want it in silver, you'll need to shop at the Apple store, but be forewarned that their selling price is over twice the price compared to the black one here being sold through Amazon by eXpansys USA.



I have been using bluetooth headsets for 3 years now and have gone through 4 of them over that time, and each time I buy a new one, it's not because the old one wore out or I managed to lose or break it, it's simply because there would be at least one fatal flaw that, after so many months, would finally become unable to continue using it. My first BT headset was the Motorola H500. Since I wear glasses, the obnoxiously sized earhook was uncomfortable and also transmitted sound whenever it tapped my spectacles' earstem.



My second headset was Bluespoon AX2. With its sans earhook design and rubber spring tension device, this was an ideal solution for approximately 15 minutes before the in-ear tension device would cause pain in my ear canal.



The replacement for the AX2 was the Jabra BT8040. A fine device that also had a tensioned, in-ear fit requiring no earhook in addition to some unique features like A2DP music streaming for one-eared enjoyment of music and multipoint link, i.e. the ability to pair with two phones simultaneously and switch between calls. The big issue was that moisture would collect inside the interchangeable ear gels and what once was a secure fit would twist around in my ear, preventing a secure fit until soaking the ear gel in alcohol.



My last BT headset was the well-regarded Blackberry HS-655+ by Plantronics. It had the most comfortable ear gels ever developed, but the way they were secured to the earpiece prevented a secure fit in the ear, requiring use of the optional earhook. In addition, range was horrible, receiving static even when the phone was placed in just my pocket. Add to it the poor excuse for noise reduction that sapped talk times to just over 3 hours and no matter all the pack-ins that came with it and its superb in-ear feel, it too had to go.



And here we are finally, with the Bluetrek/Contour Design METAL. Hopefully you were patient enough to get this far, if not and you pass this device up, you're in for one heck of a loss.



Warning: if you cannot stand wearing "canalphones", then this headset is not for you unless you dont mind using the optional earhook.



At 2.2" long, 0.5" wide, 0.16" thick and only 0.19 ounces, this headset may not visually disappear, but it will feel like it has once you put it in your ear. It is extremely rigid despite its size as it is luxuriously constructed from an aluminum skin. This is also one of the few headsets that features "in-canal" type buds for not only suppression from outside noise, but a much more secure fit without an earhook. To achieve that fit is a sized set of 3, single flanged, silicone "in-canal" buds as well as 3 unflanged silicone buds for "out of the ear canal" fitment to be used with the earhook.



As for other pack-ins, you get 2 of the aforementioned removable earhooks, a USB charging adapter, 4" USB port dongle, belt clip, and a DC car charger.



The buttons on the device are placed on the aft edge of the headset and are very, very small. The two outer buttons control volume, while the center button, slightly raised above the outer two, is the multifunction button for answering, rejecting, and placing calls as well as accessing your voice recognition system. You will need to take some time adjusting to lilliputian buttons, especially if you're a "bluetool" and wear your headset in public for no reason as the multifunction "answer" button, although taller than the other buttons, feels hardly so to the tip of your finger. But if you're a BLUETOOL, it's no biggie since you're not really taking a call anyways; you're just faking it when you notice a woman who's above your league walking your direction.



But she will be none the wiser because Bluetrek did something wise: the status LED is on the BACKSIDE of the device, so only you will know if you're actually in a call or just wishing you were. Either way, you, BLUETOOL, your blinking, ear mounted fashion accessory dujour will not be piercing any corneas in romantic, dimly-lit, high class, hipster restaurant franchises like The Olive Garden you keep taking your failed first victi...er, dates to.



But I digress... once you've become familiar with your new Bluetrek METAL, from fitment, button layout, and pairing, to most importantly, completing that first charging cycle, you will find that its secure fit will wash away your fears of your $40 fashion accessory falling out and being stepped on. The soft, supple silicone flange of the ear piece ever so gently, yet firmly secured in your ear to drown out the voices of people calling you a BLUETOOL so you can continue your phone conversation in peace, no matter how inappropriate the location.



Honestly though, this is by far the most comfortable headset I have ever owned that fit securely in my ear without clipped-on appendages or prosthetics. Sound quality is excellent when fitted properly for a good in-ear seal. Battery life is average at 5 hours talk and 7 days standby. Range on the Bluetrek METAL is outstanding, going well beyond its 33 foot range before any hint of static begins to interrupt with their crackly demands. Like I said above, unless you simply abhor "in-ear" type canalphones, this is one headset that will make you want to buy two just in case you lose or break the first one; it's just that good, and to be honest, it's actually quite good looking too in a very subtle, Jonathan Ive kinda way.


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