Plantronics M2500 Bluetooth Headset

Pros: Light with long battery life. Quite easily set up.

Cons: Awkward to fit at first and may require two hands.

Review: Looks good and does connect to a Nokia 6630. I tried a £10 one from Maplin and it didn't, this was the next cheapest at £25. Well....The manual is basic but tells you what you need to know, including how to wear it. Strange as it seems this was of use ...

Pros: low price, not too uncomfortable, long battery life

Cons: a little bulky, rare splotches of static

Review: Well, it's not all that bad..sometimes it gets warbly, but i've never had problems being heard if i talk at a normal level...if you whisper..you might not be...but then no one hears me if i whisper into my phone ...

Pros: Easy to configure to the headset and battery life appears to be good.

Cons: Poor quality sound, people can't hear you when you talk, non-standard battery cannot be replaced.

The Bottom Line: Run away! This is not the bluetooth headset for anyone. Background noise, poor quality sound and bad voice pick up make this a non-buy in my opinion.

Review: I recently started using the M2500 and the quality is so bad with crackle, pops and static that I figured there had to be a problem with it, so I called the tech support folks at Plantronics to see what they thought. They confirmed that the quality was ...

Pros: comfortable, light, easy to set up (with RIM)

Cons: noisy (unusable) in car, short battery life

Review: After 2 months of use - I am buying a different device - the reason - when used in my car it sounds like I am in a wind-tunnel - fighting off a hurricane. I must mute myself out of con-calls and 3-ways or my 2500 destroys the call. If you plan on using ...