Jabra Hands-Free Earboom w/ Winder (EMWINDER2.5MM302)

Rating:
Summary: The Gillette Model
Review: Great Product, Great Performance. But can't they make a system that doesn't lose the earbud? I spend all my time retracing my steps looking for the dang things. ...If they fix that I'll give it 5 Stars.

Rating:
Summary: nothing but problems
Review: I bought this headset for my husband and he has had all sorts of problems with it. He had to exchange the first unit because the ear piece came apart, exposing wires. With his second, so far, he has lost all but 1 of the EarGels because there is no way to fasten them securely - he even tried gluing one on. He traveled to Las Vegas and, having lost the EarGel on the plane, he went to a cellular phone store to buy a replacement pack. He was told by the store manager that many people come in asking for the same thing for the same reason, but that Jabra is refusing to sell the EarGels separately. They obviously don't realize what a problem it is (or what an opportunity they have to replace items so easily lost).

Rating:
Summary: great ideas - lousy implementation
Review: I have been anxious for a product like this but was dissappointed with the results. The winder, itself, works well, however other aspects of the design are poor. The ear gels are comfortable, but I lost 4 in a week because they got knocked off the earpiece while it was clipped to my belt. The sound quality of the earpiece is okay, but the sound quality of the microphone is poor. The foam covering for the microphone is also easily lost while travelling on your belt. (That happened the first day.) Motorola makes a similar product for their phones and Radio Shack has one for various models, but this is the only product I know of to fit my Nokia 8200.