[rcg]

Originally Posted by mhab12

Got a plantronice M3500 a few weeks ago and it's great. The noise cancelling on it works so well people complement me on how much clearer I sound on it than I did just using the blackberry handset. It's prefect, and i've never experienced all the low volume issues that people claim exist in the 7290.

The M3500 has been the best audio quality on a Bluetooth headset we have ever tested. The downside to the 3500/3000 is the fit... only a few users seem to think it's comfortable.

[deltaecho]

Originally Posted by rcg

The M3500 has been the best audio quality on a Bluetooth headset we have ever tested. The downside to the 3500/3000 is the fit... only a few users seem to think it's comfortable.

This is a question not a challenge to your statement. Have you tried the Sony Ericsson HBH600 or HBH660?

[barjohn]

SmartphoneDepot, I agree with your evaluation on sound quality. Since you are a dealer for Plantronics, ask them if they would consider incorporating the noise cancelling technology of the 3500 into a smaller unit with a more comfortable fit. Right now the V510 is the best compromis solution I have tested but I really like the form of the Flamingo unit. With the nice single piece construction and the earclick technology, I can carry the unit in a pocket or on the neck strap and pop it in my ear when needed to answer a call. It doesn't interfere with my glasses (sun or reading) making it a snap to use. Too bad its noise cancellation is not on par with the Plantronics units.

[pjrivera]

I've used the HS850 on my Samsung, Sony ERicsson and my friend's BB 7100t and they all worked great. Pairing was a snap, clarity is good, and you forget its on you ear half the time!

[dinlong]

i have used a number of bluetooth headsets with my 7520 with mixed results - here's the quick rundown.

scala 500 - sound was good with decent volume - callers had no complaints. the only drawback was the fit, not at all secure.

hs-820 - incoming sound was fairly soft, outgoing sound was barely audible, fit was somewhat secure, flip to answer was a really nice feature

hs-850 - same as above with uber cool black housing and very long battery life

hbh-660 - just got this last week and now i have a headset i actually like using. incoming volume is great, outgoing volume is problem free, pairing and answering/ending calls is a snap. i am now using this headset with a jabra ear gel and the highest volume setting is way too loud. caller id does work (numbers only though). i highly recommend this set to any 7520 owner.

out if curiosity: does anyone know if you can dial last number from this headset? the owners manual doesn't say anything about it, and my attempts have all been unsuccessful.