JX10

Pros: Lightweight, simple clean design and quality audio with noise-cancelling feature.

Cons: None - if you relate the price to the product quality it is justified

The Bottom Line: Recommended highly for quality and simplicity.

Review: (with apologies to Mae West for the title above…) I have always thought the people I had seen walking around with headsets were either Madonna wannabes or Geeks with a capital “G” -- several times I thought I was standing next to a crazy person talking ...

Pros: Extremely small and light, great looks and performance

Cons: None. Exceeds expectations.

The Bottom Line: Great things come in small packages! Highly recommended for small size and weight, big performance.

Review: The Jabra JX10 is the most recent in a long line of Bluetooth headsets I've tried over the last few years. I've tried most of the types out there - those with molded-gel ear-pieces, those with speakers that sit on the outside of the ear, those that hang ...

Pros: Great design, sound, size, ease of use

Cons: Size is small so it is easy to loose

The Bottom Line: Highly Recommend The Jabra JX-10 Headset!

Review: Look no further for the best bluetooth headset! I have gone through five other headsets including other Jabra models and always experienced problems. They would always break! Not this one, after having it for a few days I dropped it in about half an ...

Pros: light weight; comfortable; stays in place, excellent sound quality

Cons: Wish it had a hard protective case to put it in my pocket

Review: This is the second day I have had this unit, so I cannot yet comment on durability and reliability. I own a Sanyo Katana phone and this bluetooth is awesome. The buttons are small, but what would you expect on such a small piece. My last bluetooth ...

Pros: Very small & light headset Good volume Great customer service (at least in Hong Kong)

Cons: Expensive

Review: I bought this headset for my girlfriend for christmas last year, and it works great. But best experience has been with the customer service. I accidentally snapped the small wire that goes around the ear, and they replaced it no questions asked. Our cats ...

Pros: Good sound, lightweight.

Cons: Flimsy ear hook

Review: I have been using the JX10 for about 5 months and with a few exceptions it is the best wireless headset I have used. Sound quality is good even outside or in the car with the windows open. Size is great - lightweight, hardly know it is there and easy ...

Pros: All around performance in a small very lite package.

Cons: Volume could still be increased. Ear hook but their website offering 2 free ones.

Review: Works well and is so lite you almost forget your wearing it. Audio quality is is very good for it's size. It beats my Motorola BT H605 by a mile. Little to no static, battery seems to last longer, and slightly louder. The ear hook is my biggest issue. ...

Pros: Beautiful design, tiny size, light weight, battery power

Cons: Sound quality and volume could be a bit better, no easy way to transport.

The Bottom Line: All but the most serious fashionistas should avoid this unit.

Review: The Background I have a lot of experience with bluetooth headsets. I was that guy who had the bluetooth headset three years ago when noone knew what bluetooth was and people thought I was talking to myself. I've owned a large number of ...

Pros: Lightweight, great sound and clarity.

Cons: Buttons are too small, flimsy ear hook and large earpiece in uncomfortable

The Bottom Line: The JX10 is very lightweight with great sound quality. I recommend testing the headset for comfort and to see if the small buttons will work for you.

Review: I already own a Jabra Free Speak 250 and I like the sound quality and the comfort of the ear piece so I decided to try the JX10 because it is a bit smaller than the 250.At first glance it is hard to imagine a headset that is so small could offer good ...

Pros: Extremely small and lightweight, long battery life

Cons: Poor range, doesn't fit in my ear, earhook is very breakable

The Bottom Line: I'd be willing to sacrifice some smallness and lightness for something with ear gels, a stronger earhook, raised buttons, and better range.

Review: The JX10 exceeded my expectations for size and weight. Honestly I keep forgetting whether or not I'm wearing it. But... The earhook snapped in two as soon as I put it over my ear. It's back together now with a piece of tape, and Jabra is sending ...