Plantronics BackBeat 906 Stereo Bluetooth headset
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- List Price:
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$129.95
- Our Price:
- $64.99
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- $64.96 (50%)
Product Info
- Brand: Altec Lansing
- EAN: 0017229131217
- Manufacturer: Plantronics
Features
- 7 hours of talk time
- Up to 8 days of standby time
- Supports A2DP profile
- Hear your outside world with a quick press of the OpenMic button
- Enjoy the full dynamic range of your music using bass-boost feature
Spotlight customer reviews:
- Customer Rating:
- Summary: Junk
- Comment: Worked ok for about two weeks then went dead. Did not use for exercise. Did not sweat. It quit while trying to pair with iPad.
- Customer Rating:
- Summary: GREAT!
- Comment: Exactly what I was looking for. A quality bluetooth headset that was versitile and would be long lasting. Great sound both to and fro. The satellite transmitter is awesome, turns anything with a headphone connection into wireless.
- Customer Rating:
- Summary: Extremely comfortable
- Comment: I bought these to replace a Motorokr S9 set that shorted out on me after about 6 months. I wish I would have found the Backbeats first. They are so much more comfortable than the Motorokr, it's almost a joke. They fit better in my ears as well. With the Motorokrs, I was constantly having to push them back in my ears during a run. I still have to with the Backbeats if it's a vigorous run, just not nearly as much as before. The sound is much better as well. The bass is deeper and the phone calls come through without the thin sound I was use to on the Motorola. I would definitely recommend these if you are looking from an active pair of headphones.
- Customer Rating:
- Summary: Cool, but not recommended.
- Comment: As far as wireless headphones go, I love these; they provide good sound (not great, but better than most), link up to devices (usually) in a snap, and are pretty easy to figure out. That said, problems abound: The headphones are no where near as adjustable as I'd like them to be, the right ear bud always falls out, the OpenMic feature, which is just a very small mic on the left headphone that's said to help you hear the outside world, really doesn't do that much, walking around outside with them on and your media player in your pocket will inevitably cause sound to go out every now and again-this actually isn't that bad, since it's otherwise crystal clear and only goes out for a half second or so; and then there are the mysterious hardware issues. Within the first full day of having this, it wouldn't turn on at all. I've had stuff like this happen before, so I let the battery die, recharge it, and it worked again. Three days later the same thing happened, except this time there was a light that stayed on. One thing I should mention is that it can hold a charge on stand-by for at least five days, since that's how long I had to wait for the battery to die out again and for it to work.
To conclude, if you really don't like wires, this is the way to go, just beware: you'll need a reliable back-up pair.
- Customer Rating:
- Summary: LOVE IT!
- Comment: Works fine for the most part but signal gets cut off often whenever I turn my head to the left while
listing to musics.
