Which bluetooth handsfree phone headset for Tytn in UK?

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Any recommendations or ones to avoid?

I think I'll need one for when I'm driving.

OR do I actually need one? Do the supplied headphones do a good enough job?

Thanks

Bill

Re: Which bluetooth handsfree phone headset for Tytn in UK?

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Originally Posted by billuk

Any recommendations or ones to avoid?

I think I'll need one for when I'm driving.

OR do I actually need one? Do the supplied headphones do a good enough job?

Thanks

Bill

I have a Jabra 620BT, it works perfectly with the TyTN, and it has also a small display that shows the number of the caller, so you can keep it in the cas!

may be worth waiting for this

link

Originally Posted by daddyo

may be worth waiting for this

link

Most of thge mobile bluetooth headset are manifactued by jabra anyhow


this is very similar

http://www.jabra.com/JabraCMS/EM/EN/...JX10/JabraJX10

and this is the best

http://www.jabra.com/JabraCMS/EM/EN/...800/JabraBT800

if you like earbuds, the hbh-ds970's work perfectly with A2DP.
Switches effortlessy between phone calls and conduits pocketplayer, very good quality sound.
Minor drawback -- have noticed infrequent 1-second hangs, but seems to be related to mailbox access intervals.

cheers

Problem using handsfree

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Hello! I am using a Nokia handsfree (from my old phone!) connected to a TyTN. The problem is that it's not handy at all. When using the Nokia 6310i phone I could do the following:

- press the headset button and wait for a BEEP
- say a name and hear the headset repeating that name
- the phone started to call that person

When using the TyTN things changed. If I'm trying to follow the same three steps, I get the following:

- press the headset button (nothing happens and only after a few tries I hear a BEEP on the TyTN, not in the headset)
- I don't know when to say a name if the TyTN is far away from me because I can't hear the BEEP
- when I say that name it looks like the TyTN is not "listening" for what I'm saying in the headset but it uses it's own microphone instead
- when the conversation starts everything works ok

Imagine that all this is quite annoying when driving. Anyone ever had similar problems?

Re: Handsfree problem

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Same here Innov. For voice dialing the Sony Ericsson HBH-30 worked as you describe with my Sony Ericsson T39m, except there were 3 beeps before I had to say the name. With the TyTN, after pairing apparently succesfully, the HBH-30 never stops beeping!
So only certain bluetooth headsets are compatible with the TyTN?
:?

I use the Nextlink Bluespoon AX2 - only 10g, sits inside your ear and great quality. Boasts up to 1500 hours standbye too! Pics/review on my website... http://rakh1.homeip.net Cost is just over £25 from mobilefun - not bad considering the original AX was nearly £100!!!

I use the Motorola H700 and have also used the Motorola HS850 both work really well and initiate MS Voice Command reliably for driving.

Software or headset?

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Sorry, but I really don't think that the solution to this problem is in the headset that you are using. I believe that what I need is a software for my TyTN with Windows Mobile 5. The fact that the TyTN only starts to use the hands-free's microphone and speaker AFTER the conversation has started (and not before, in order to be able to use the voice dialing) proves that what I need is some piece of software for my PDA.

Another example. If I use my hands-free with another mobile phone it works ok, but the sounds that I hear when it asks me for a name to call are different. Because they come from the mobile phone to the hands-free.

Any ideas of such a software?