HTC Bluetooth Headset Reviews
Keep in mind online reviews of any product are written by users, some of whom may feel they were misled by a salesperson and may give the product an undeserved poor rating.
Most sites that allow you to post a rating want you to add a comment. This tells companies what customers like and don’t like about a product.
We looked at reviews for HTC Bluetooth headsets and found no really poor ratings of one or two stars.
There were three reviews that got 3 stars and had no specific negative or positive comments. Four stars were given by 20 users and all comments were favorable. One comment on the Jabra BT2040 – the main point was that it never needs to be charged.
Twelve users gave five stars to different phones. The Blue Trek B127 – if you remove the speaker cover the device can be used as a flash drive, has voice dialing and has 7 hours of talk time between charging.
The Jabra Jawbone Prime has amazing noise assassin technology and wind reduction to make it easier to understand the caller. This also got a five star rating.
However, don’t run out and buy a new headset based on reviews alone. Ask your friends and family what headset or earpiece they use and how satisfied they are, although isn’t that the same as getting a review?
What your really need to do is compare features and prices and decide what you want to do with your headset and how much you can spend. Let those factors help you decide which to buy.
All I want is echo free, sound quality and hands free capability. Headsets and earpieces allow this to happen. Almost everywhere in the US, Canada and Europe there are laws banning hand held use of cell phones, so these devices are truly a necessity. You need to keep in touch with family, the office, customers and neighbors and you can do it while driving.
Just remember to keep your calls as short as possible. You can’t argue with your kids and pay attention to what is going on around you on the road.
Check out reviews for what other users are saying about the HTC headsets you are interested in. Also don’t buy due to price. Expensive does not necessarily mean high quality nor does low price always mean a headset will perform poorly. But the best that you can afford and that will serve your needs.
A feature that you may want might be something that another person wants no part of or vice-versa. For instance I have no desire to use my phone for listening to music but my teenage grandson won’t do without it because the reviews he reads say the music quality is great.
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