
Just
when we thought every company possible had made a Bluetooth headset
we meet someone with yet another brand! but this was a bit of a
shocker for those chaps at Logitech had ventured into the hands free
world of Bluetooth. Not content with keyboards / mice and other
computer peripherals we now have the Logitech Bluetooth Headset.
There are two distinct types of Bluetooth headsets, ones that look
like a headset and ones that look like you've got a growth! luckily
Logitech decided not to be too "far out" and stick with a boom style
design, we've got to say these have to be our preference at least
when your in the car talking away anyone who looks at you sees a
headset.
This headset works on Bluetooth 1.1 which gives it an effective
range of about 10 meters and the noise cancelling microphone did a
good job of blocking out background road noise giving our callers a
nice clear sound, perhaps the incoming sound is a little quiet but
the quality was good with little of the interference we've seen in
other headsets.
Onto the all important battery life, some of LP's colleagues have
been finding that some brand name headsets run out of juice long
before the phone does, which hardly makes them useful, but the
Logitech Bluetooth Headset gives an impressive 8 hours talk time and
a claimed 1 month standby time (assuming no calls are made) we have
to doubt the one month claim as most mobiles don't last that long.
While we couldn't test the 1 month standby it did make a good 7
plus hours talk time or a weeks worth of LP talking to his broker on
the way to work (yeah right), the lithium ion battery won't suffer
from the memory effect and charged from flat in about 3 hours. The
carry case also doubles up as the charging station which is a novel
approach, all you need to do is plug in the supplied AC adaptor.
Weighing 30 grams the Logitech Bluetooth headset is just about ok
for sitting on the ear for prolonged period and the rubber over ear
loop holds it securely to the side of your face.
Retailing at £65 its about mid priced and competitive with the
lower Sony ericsson products and Plantronics, for our money if you
want a Boom headset it beats both of these by virtue of that long
standby time, so a good entry for Logitech and their Bluetooth
headset.

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