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Bluetooth Noise Blockers
We put Bluetooth blockers to the test.

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by Dana Wollman on Tuesday, December 23, 2008

The latest wireless headsets promise to cancel out the background din while offering all-day comfort.   We tested five popular earpieces to see which live up to their claims and which you should leave on the shelf.

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Bluetooth Noise Blockers


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Aliph Jawbone

Price: $66.95 (5 Sellers)

Pros: Effective noise-canceling technology; Sleekly designed with leather earhooks; Long Bluetooth range; Comfortable Cons: No multipoint technology
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BlueAnt V1

Price: $69.99 (6 Sellers)

Pros: Good volume; Variety of charging options; Can pair with up to five devices at once Cons: Loose fit; Unreliable voice recognition
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Jabra BT530

Price: $54.99 (6 Sellers)

Pros: Sturdy fit; Dedicated on/off switch; Two charging options; Decent noise-canceling performance Cons: Uncomfortable inner earpiece
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Motorola Motopure H15

Price: $59.95 (9 Sellers)

Pros: CrystalTalk technology; Stylish design; Convenient flip-out mic; Desk and travel charger included Cons: Fit a bit loose
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Plantronics Voyager 835

Price: $39.99 (1 Seller)

Pros: Comfortable, sturdy fit; Good noise-canceling and wind reduction; Includes a car charger Cons: Extra earloops and earbuds not included; Stiff Answer/End button
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