logitech bluetooth headset with N95

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sqlpro

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#19201 9-Feb-2008 07:48

Hi Guys
am just wondering if anyone tried logitech bluetooth headset with Nokia n95? is it good? i found some good deal (around $45) just want to know opinion if anyone used it. thanks.

see the link
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/content.asp?contentid=5152

NZtechfreak

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#109427 9-Feb-2008 09:59

No experience with that one for me, but if it has A2DP and AVRCP then it should be OK.

My advice with A2DP headsets is too always try them out first if possible, although at $45 I guess its not too huge a risk.

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sqlpro

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#109452 9-Feb-2008 11:51

found on the internet review that it has Bluetooth 1.2 and supports both Hands-free and Headset profiles. but cant find whether it has A2DP and AVRCP . i cant find this product on logitech website !!

NZTechfreak, just wondering why these A2DP and AVRCP should be there ? if this set does not have it does it mean that it wont work with my phone ?
Thanks for your advise.

dnb4life

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#109462 9-Feb-2008 12:20

yes it'll most certainly need A2DP Bluetooth. both those ones were posted on geekzone back in 2005 so its likely they don't have A2DP. also i would highly recommend buying in a shop rather than online as headsets should ALWAYS be tried on first for comfort and fit. though i trust logitech with my life (i own both a bluetooth dinovo edge keyboard and bluetooth mx revolution mouse) $45 seems rather cheap for a headset, (probably because its an old model) i'd recommend spending about $100-$150 in a retail store. that's just my 2 cents tho, just make sure whatever one you get its got A2DP!

sqlpro

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#109470 9-Feb-2008 12:55

thanks for the advise dnb4life. actually deal was in a shop. anyway i'll make sure that it has A2DP before buying.

dnb4life

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#109489 9-Feb-2008 14:08

if you go for dick smiths you could buy multiple headsets, test them out for 2 weeks and then take the crap ones back for a full refund no questions asked. this would be perfect if you plan on being a heavy user of your headset because some can seem fine but once you've had them on for over 20 mins some can get very painful and uncomfortable. i did that when i wasn't sure which cable to get for my lcd tv. went to dse, brought like 5 different cables, then took 4 of them back once i had sorted out which one had the best quality. works a charm.

sqlpro

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#109583 10-Feb-2008 07:05

thanks for the advise dnb4life. i checked packaging and it says bluetooth profiles and nothing says about A2DP so i did not buy. like you said its probably older model. anyway like you suggested will check out dicksmith.