Sennheiser Voyager™ 510 Bluetooth Headset

Pros: great sound quality, light, very comfortable

Cons: small controls; rather obvious you have a headset on

The Bottom Line: The Plantronics Voyager 510 scores great for comfort and sound quality -- the most important aspects of a headset.

Review: I'm in the car a lot. I'm a pretty heavy cell-phone user -- it's how my clients and wife get ahold of me when needed. So I've been using headsets for a long time. It wasn't until a year or so ago when I first got a Bluetooth-capable phone that ...

Pros: call quality, battery life, comfort, windsmart + noise cancelling technology

Cons: size, on/off/mute button, unintuitive pairing process

The Bottom Line: This headset has excellent comfort, battery life and call quality all in one, great for those on the go.

Review: I had done a lot of research before settling on the Plantronics Voyager 510 Bluetooth headset. Sure, it's a little larger than some of the other bluetooth headsets out there, but for what it offers, it's a small compromise. Voice/Call Quality: ...

Pros: Comfortable, reasonably good looking, accessories commonly available, excellent sound quality, excellent build quality

Cons: Proprietary charger, bulk

The Bottom Line: Buy this headset -- none other compare. The Jawbone is the only other one worth considering, and it appeals to a completely different user.

Review: About 3 years ago, I got my first cell phone, and consequently my first headset. A Motorola unit...it took a AAA battery, and it worked pretty well. Or, so I thought. Then I got my first Plantronics 510. WOW! So, why did I replace my *first* ...

Pros: Good volume, noise cancelling microphone, strong Bluetooth signal

Cons: Some buttons hard to locate, don't lose the eartips, excessive wind noise

The Bottom Line: Much better than the previous Jabra headset I had. Noise canceling microphone was what I needed, and the Plantronics delivered, although it does not handle wind noise very well.

Review: Up here in New York, and increasingly across the country, headsets or hands-free are mandatory when driving with your mobile. I finally picked up a Bluetooth-enabled phone (el-cheapo Nokia 2366i) and at the same went with a compact little headset, the ...

Pros: Frees up my hands and shoulders, as intended. Not too expensive, considering said freedom.

Cons: Short range, short battery life, confusing beeps and buttons, and professional appearance.

The Bottom Line: Good for the home or office, where your phone is close by.

Review: I purchased this wireless Bluetooth headset because I work at home, and with a four-year-old and a 6-month-old, it's important I be able to carry on conversations while having my hands and shoulders free. I also needed to be able to answer the phone ...

Pros: Lightweight, stylish, price, brand, oh, it's Wireless!

Cons: Power button is DIFFICULT to depress, takes some getting used to when installing in ear

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a stylish & quality bluetooth headset. It appears this model headset is far superior than most others!

Review: After reading several reviews for this item, I decided, hands down, this was definitely the wireless bluetooth headset for me. I like innovation, sophistication, and up-to-date electronics, so after reading the reviews, and witnessing the fantastic ...

Pros: battery life, good sound quality with no background noise

Cons: confusing controls

The Bottom Line: The 510 is a sturdy headset with good battery life. Sound quality is not as flawless as advertised, but ranges from average to very good.

Review: With New York state laws strictly requiring hands free phones and my phone plan eligible for a new phone earlier this year, I was introduced to the wonders of Bluetooth.Initially I bought Verizon Wireless's cheapest bluetooth headsets, although I ...

Pros: Good Customer Support

Cons: Works when new but loses it performance very quickly with no fixes

Review: It works great in the beginning but then it loses stand by time and distorts sound both ways, like being under water and/or dropping every other word. The worse thing is, when it frequently disconnects from the cellphone as if it was low on power, ...