Jabra BT2080 Bluetooth Headset

• Average user rating: 1.5 stars out of 4 reviews
• My rating: 0 stars

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• 1 stars

  Absolutely abysmal comfort

  by JimmyCliff on November 6, 2011

  Pros: I don't know...

  Cons: ...because I didn't even turn it on. The comfort of the earpiece is absolutely atrocious. I'm returning this tomorrow. It actually hurt to put the piece in my ear.

  Summary: Might have great sound, I don't know, but if it's unwearable, who cares?

  Summary: Might have great sound, I don't know, but if it's unwearable, who cares?

• 5 stars

  OK headset for basic use, can find on sale regularly

  by jasonaustin9 on January 26, 2010

  Pros: Easy to set up use. Good for beginners or basic inside use. Good battery life. Dedicated power button.

  Cons: Poor noise cancellation/high background noise. Frequent static. ear bud sound quality is acceptable but not great. Ok to poor microphone quality. People I talk too often say its sounds like I am on speaker phone.

  Summary: I do not need any frills or extras from my bluetooth headset. I just want it to answer and make calls. I thought this would be a good choice when ...

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  Summary: I do not need any frills or extras from my bluetooth headset. I just want it to answer and make calls. I thought this would be a good choice when I found it on sale for $19.99. It set up easily and is easy to use. It is small and light and relatively comfortable. I was very pleased with everything but the sound quality. There is often light static and I sometimes have trouble clearly understanding the person I'm talking to. The microphone has moderate to poor quality and poor noise cancellation. I can have a basic conversation but I have to do a lot of repeating because people have trouble understanding me.
  
  This headset is perfect for tech the tech challenged and if it is used primarily inside. I like to use mine in the car or when out of the office and this model is not the best choice for noisy environments. I will be looking for another model soon.

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• 4 stars

  What Noise Cancelling???

  by EscapePod on January 25, 2010

  Pros: Very lightweight - very inexpensive.

  Cons: Noise cancelling is non-existent. I use it with MS Communicator (VoIP). During testing, my correspondent claimed he could clearly hear our boss two cubicles away, and not speaking very loudly (hmmm... great spy tool).

  Summary: Noise cancelling issues aside, receiving sound is very good. Buttons seemed very easy to use, and the on-off switch was welcomed. With the occasional very low sale prices, this unit ...

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  Summary: Noise cancelling issues aside, receiving sound is very good. Buttons seemed very easy to use, and the on-off switch was welcomed. With the occasional very low sale prices, this unit can be considered a good throw-away headset.

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• 4 stars

  Jabra BT2080 - could be better

  by MGDesign on December 11, 2009

  Pros: Comes with 2 ear hooks, short USB cable, and a short cabled AC charger.
  Small and fits well without the using the ear hook.

  Cons: Circus music for incoming calls.
  Poor range with my Sony Ericsson W518a.
  The battery indicator light is not user friendly.

  Summary: For the clearest conversations, I practically need to hold the phone up to my ear, and it still isn't great.
  I believe this model is near the bottom-of-the-line, but ...

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  Summary: For the clearest conversations, I practically need to hold the phone up to my ear, and it still isn't great.
  I believe this model is near the bottom-of-the-line, but I'm not eager to buy another Jabra.
  I didn't think I would use another Motorola headset, but I'm now using a Motorola H270. Much better all around.

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