BlueAnt Wireless T8 micro Bluetooth Headset

• Average user rating: 2.0 stars out of 4 reviews
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• 4 stars

  ok quality BT earpiece

  by blueb16 on August 1, 2007

  Pros: small, light weight, user friendly, great operation time

  Cons: see below....

  Summary: bought this unit for 2 days and had to return it. i like the small form factor. very light when wearing but thats about it. the speaker's volume needs ...

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  Summary: bought this unit for 2 days and had to return it. i like the small form factor. very light when wearing but thats about it. the speaker's volume needs to be on the highest setting if you want to hear the caller. callers frequently cannot hear a word unless i'm almost yelling into the microphone. occasional clicking sound from the speaker. the phrase "can you hear me now?" comes out quite often when this unit is in use

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• 3 stars

  Comfterbale piece, but poor end user sound quality. Customers couldn't hear me well if at all.

  by Egoldman82 on July 13, 2007

  Pros: Comfterrbale fit, light wieght and small. I could hear great

  Cons: Callers could hear me well or at all, lot of static

  Summary: I have had the cheep version of the plantronics M1500 I got for $20 and fell in love with Blue tooth. I wanted to upgrade to something smaller so I ...

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  Summary: I have had the cheep version of the plantronics M1500 I got for $20 and fell in love with Blue tooth. I wanted to upgrade to something smaller so I bought this device. It is very conferrable and easy to link up to my devices. However, no one could hear me making the piece useless. On my end I had a great deal of static too. I'm going to keep looking and bring this one back. What?s the point if you can?t be herd?

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• 5 stars

  Not too bad, but callers can't hear me well

  by austrain on March 10, 2007

  Pros: Cheap, lightweight and comfortable fit

  Cons: I sound muffled and distant to my callers

  Summary: The T8 is my 2nd attempt to find a headset that I'm satisfied with. Unfortunately I am still looking.
  
  My first was the Nokia BH-200 where callers complained I
  
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  Summary: The T8 is my 2nd attempt to find a headset that I'm satisfied with. Unfortunately I am still looking.
  
  My first was the Nokia BH-200 where callers complained I sounded muffled and distant. That headset on the Nokia also became painful to wear after a couple of hours.
  
  The BlueAnt T8 is MUCH more comfortable to wear, but sadly my callers say that I still sound somewhat muffled and distant.
  
  I'm starting to believe this is from the "noise reduction" technology that is built into a lot of these units.
  
  Whilst my callers cannot hear any of my background noise, they frequently also cannot hear ME - which kind of defeats the purpose, right?
  
  I'm noticing that "white noise" sounds are removed from the conversation, so when you say something like "six sixes", and the other person only gets "ik iks".
  
  So yes... I am still looking for a headset where I sound half decent to the person I'm talking with.
  
  My next step will be the BlueAnt X3 which I have read good reviews about here.
  
  Is it too much to ask for a headset where I sound almost as good as talking directly into my phone???
  
  Perhaps they need one where you can turn noise reduction ON/OFF depending on your environment or personal choice???

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• 6 stars

  I could hear fine but listeners didn't like sound quality.

  by sjeffreya on March 4, 2007

  Pros: Extremely comfortable and secure w/o ear loop.

  Cons: I use a Cardo 500, their tech agreed sounded clearer.

  Summary: I use a Cardo Scala 500 which is small and windproof. However I have to switch ears every week because the earloop cuts in. I couldn't wait to get ...

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  Summary: I use a Cardo Scala 500 which is small and windproof. However I have to switch ears every week because the earloop cuts in. I couldn't wait to get my Micro Ant and it fit snug without any earloop. My recepttion was fine but all my listeners were complaing about fuzzy reception. After pairing and unpairing the Ant I started to have trouble with my Cardo suddenly unpairing for no reason I contacted Micro and Cardo and neither had heard of any such thing before. My phone is a RAZR Vc3.

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