Aliph Jawbone

PCWorld Rating

4.5

4.5 / 5 - PCWorld, Mar 21, 2008

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Bottom Line

Slightly bulky Bluetooth headset looks nice, feels comfortable, and sounds great even in crowds.

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PCWorld's Aliph Jawbone Coverage

Aliph's Jawbone Prime Bluetooth Headset is a Solid Upgrade

The new Aliph Jawbone Prime Bluetooth headset does an especially fine job of background noise cancellation.
Bluetooth Headsets for Cell Phones The best Bluetooth headsets, such as Aliph's Jawbone and Samsung's WEP500, offer a good balance of sound quality. Plantronics' Voyager 855 doubles as stereo music headphones, and Jabra's solid BT8040 can connect to two cell phones at the same time.

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