Bluetooth Noise Blockers

Bluetooth Noise Blockers
We put Bluetooth blockers to the test.

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.

Bluetooth Noise Blockers

Aliph Jawbone

Price: $129.00

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: $72.99 (1 Seller)

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: $59.99 (1 Seller)

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: $74.37 (2 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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