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Aliph Jawbone 2 Wireless Cell Phone Headset

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Aliph Jawbone 2 Wireless Cell Phone Headset

The mobile phone is the prevailing communication tool for business and personal productivity, and people expect to be able to use their phones in all environments without sacrificing audio quality. Jawbone's patented NoiseAssassin technology is unique in its ability to separate speech from ambient noise with remarkable precision.

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Product Specifications for

Aliph Jawbone 2 Wireless Cell Phone Headset

Quick Glance
Bluetooth	Yes
Headset Type	Yes
Talk Time (Battery)	4 hour(s)

Battery Features
Standby Time (Battery)	192 hour(s)
Talk Time (Battery)	4 hour(s)

Warranty
Warranty Information	1 Year Limited Warranty

More Info
URL	http://www.jawbone.com/gallery.aspx

Connectivity
Bluetooth	Yes
Wireless	Yes

Headset Attributes
Compatible Phone Manufacturer	Bluetooth Compatible Phones

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Most recent User Reviews for

Aliph Jawbone 2 Wireless Cell Phone Headset

Reviewed by: justicewon

06-15-09

Duration of ownership: 2 Months

Strengths: sound is good, noise reduction is great,easy pairing is very good, the unit is not too big. fits well and stays in ear with ear loop and right ear plug. the look is ok.

Weaknesses:ear loops break easy,I have long hair and it gets tangled in hair. It's not the best but not bad either. I'm sure I'll keep looking for the just right one.

Overall Evaluation: I would recommend this bluetooth to anyone it's worth the cost.
Reviewed by: Texian52

02-07-09

Duration of ownership: 5 Months

Strengths: Noise cancellation.

Weaknesses:Ear loops do not fit, they break easily, and now the switch to activate voice dialing does not work. Jawbone seems indifferent to the poor quality of the ear loops.

Overall Evaluation: Not worth the price.
Reviewed by: kuvempu

10-31-09

Duration of ownership: 30 Days

Strengths: Noise cancellation, light-weight

Weaknesses:Talk button, very poor range, usability

Overall Evaluation: Pros: - Looks cool (nice packaging if that's worth anything to readers) - Lightweight - Noise-cancellation seems to work pretty well - No issues with battery life so far - Good build quality (pretty much true for most headsets these days) - Pairs quickly Cons: - Doesn't fit well in small ear canals (the smallest size earpiece is still too large) - No small over-the-ear sling included - loose for smaller ears - Can't adjust the headset to fit in the ear while talking - chances are that you'll press the talk button and disconnect the call - The button on top already stopped working - so, no volume control for me most of the time - Turns off when you connect to the charger - irritating to turn it on each time - Speaker not very clear - increasing volume distorts - Extremely poor range - quality drops if I have the headset on one side and just move the phone to the other side of my body (it can't even deal with my body coming in the signal path) - Looks like the way the part of the noise cancellation works is by running in simplex (either talk is active or listen is active). This makes it pretty much unusable to a great degree - you have to know when to start and stop talking. Other comments: I've taken off the rubber earpiece cover to make it fit in my ear canal. This is about the only way to make it fit snugly. Needless to say, it hurts when worn for long periods of time. Because of this, it fits in my ear snugly enough - so, I don't have the problem of the jawbone sensor not touching my cheek. I've cycled through 3 or 4 other headsets. As a comparison to the Plantronics Voyager 510, the noise-cancellation and sleekness would be the reasons to prefer the Jawbone. These are not good enough reasons (excluding the price difference) in my opinion to prefer the Jawbone. It's annoying that among the multitude of headsets, no single headset is good enough to be truly a no-brainer choice - when it comes to headsets, we seem to be back in the Stone Age :-(
Reviewed by: draaron

03-10-09

Duration of ownership: 2 Weeks

Strengths: Very effective. Best bluetooth ever tried yet.

Weaknesses:Medium confort on ear which gets sore sometimes.

Overall Evaluation: Easy to use and pair with Treo 755P. works excellent for audio qualtity. Tested by turning on car radio high and talking to a person - they could barely hear the radio in the background and only when I pointed out it was on did they notice. When battery gets low, people have difficulty hearing you. I talk all extended periods as a computer tech so this is a expected issue.
Reviewed by: zeca1971

02-28-09

Duration of ownership: 3 Days

Strengths: Charging time. Easy to install

Weaknesses:None found

Overall Evaluation: It worked great with my Palm 680. The sound is very good, but I didn't had the chance to test the noise canceling feature. The design and fitting are also high points of the jawbone 2.