Jabra BT2080 Bluetooth Headset [Retail Packaging]

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 3.8 x 2 x 8 inches ; 5.1 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 5.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B002DJEQ6K
• Item model number: BT2080
  

By : Jabra
Price : $19.48
You Save : $20.51 (51%)

Product Description

Now it’s easier than ever to cut the cords and go wireless - even if you’re not familiar with Bluetooth technology headsets. The Jabra BT2080 is designed with one focus only: To be the most user friendly, quality headset on the market. Jabra BT2080 provides all the basic functions you need with the ease of use you want. Jabra StatusDisplayTM with two intuitive and clear LED’s on the back of the headset shows when to recharge the battery and your current connection status. A dedicated on/off button makes it easier than ever to turn the headset on and off. Just switch the button, and you’re on. Jabra BT2080 is easy to connect to your phone. With the latest Bluetooth technology version 2.1 you don’t have to worry about pin codes. Wear it as you like: Over the ear with an ear hook or in the ear with Jabra Eargel that add comfort to all your conversations. Talk loud and clear: The Jabra BT2080 picks up your voice and delivers clear quality audio to the listener through EDR and eSCO technology. Well designed quality headsets simply don’t come easier than the Jabra BT2080.

 

Jabra BT2080 Bluetooth Headset [Retail Packaging]

 

Technical Details

• High performance with Bluetooth 2.1 EDR and eSCO
• Auto-pairing for no-nonsense set-up
• 6 hours talk time and 8 days standby time
• Lightweight - only 8g
• L 3.75 x W 0.67 x H 0.5 inches
• Bluetooth Technology Version 2.1
• Dedicated On/Off Button
• Over-The-Ear with Ear Hook Or In-The-Ear with Jabra Eargel
• Statusdisplay with 2 Intuitive ; Clear Leds On Back Of the Headset Shows When to Recharge the Battery ; Current Connection Status

Customer Reviews

If you're new to Bluetooth headsets or if you're not a hardcore headset user, this is a really great headset for the money. First of all, I liked how it sits very flush along my face. Other headsets I've seen stick way out and make you look like a cyborg. Secondly, I found it REALLY easy to use. Jabra did a great job when it comes to laying out the location of the buttons. My previous headset had all the buttons on the face and I found that it was hard to find them and often ended up pressing the wrong ones. The BT2080's ANSWER/END button is by itself on the front face. The rocker type volume switch is on the top/side of the headset. It has a dedicated power button on the backside of the headset. On my old headset, I had to press the ANSWER/END button to turn it ON/OFF. Also the location and size of the power button means there is less chance that it will inadvertantly get turned on when its in my pocket or laptop bag. I also love the intuitive "Smart Display" icons. Press any button on the headset and the battery icon lights up either green or red to tell you how much talk-time you have left. The Bluetooth icon also makes pairing much more simple. Flashing blue means the headset is ready to be paired. Solid blue and you're connected to the phone and ready to talk. The first time I turned the headset on it automatically went into "pairing" mode and since I have a newer phone with BT v2.1 I didn't even need to enter the pin code. Another nice thing is that there are no lights on the front so when I'm driving at night, it doesn't light up the car every 3 secs. Finally, the headset was unbelievably comfortable. It has a super soft eargel and I found that the fit was secure enough that I didn't even need to use the optional earhooks (which is helpful since I wear glasses). Finally, in terms of call quality, it was pretty solid. However, if you make most of your calls in high-noise environments I would recommend a more expensive headset with noise cancellation. Bottom line: the BT2080 is a really solid, easy to use headset and a great value.

Not a bad headet, but one word of caution. The eargel is comfortable but will not last long. It breaks down quickly. The only replacement option from Jabra is a $10 headset kit, with 2 earloops and one eargel. This will get expensive! I called Jabra and there were no other options. If I had known this, I would not have bought it. I am looking for a 3rd party solution...if anyone knows of one.