PLANTRONICS Savor Bluetooth Headset w/ Voice Commands / AudioIQ3 Noise Cancellation / Triple-Mic / Audio Streaming (M1100) PLANTRONICS Savor Bluetooth Headset w/ Voice Commands / AudioIQ3 Noise Cancellation / Triple-Mic / Audio Streaming (M1100)

Pros: Quick recharge

Cons: Not good, not bad- have another Plantronics model I iike much better. Biggest con is I really need the ear hook due to somewhat malformed, not average ears. it did not come in the package, and when I wrote to advise of the situation, it was never rectified.

Pros: none at all

Cons: This head set is down to 24.99 on bay auctions online with free shipping and buy it now.

Other Thoughts: its a fail attempt by Plantronics to make a new 3 mic technology model

Pros: none

Cons: the noise canceling is not good at all even with 3 mic

Other Thoughts: this headset is 24.99 on E/bay auctions and has been for months now.

Pros: Good products and good voice. Slim figure. Package well.

Cons: Battery works somewhat shorter.

Pros: Looks cool. Relatively inexpensive.

Cons: Voice quality is horrible. Everyone I talk to on the phone using this bluetooth, they know I'm on a bad quality bluetooth, and tells me they can't hear me well. I shutoff the bluetooth and use the phone normally, and voice quality is back to 100%.

Pros: Price
Comfort
Ease of Use

Cons: Dead after less than a month!

Other Thoughts: Was happy with purchase, got a great deal on Newegg (always). BT worked great, paired with HTC Evo 4G LTE right away. less than a month later it died. Would not charge, no lights, completely DEAD.

Of course Newegg RMA was easy and fast as always.

Pros: Dedicated on/off switch
Light weight

Cons: Noise
Noise
Noise

Other Thoughts: I bought one because it was Plantronics and cheap for $55 NIB. Nothing but junk. Called Plantronics support. Did firmware update. Did not fix. They would not swap. I had a Plantronics Discovery 925 that had far superior audio quality. I went to a jawbone era and have been very pleased.

Pros: Excellent voice quality on both ends. People that usually complain about bluetooth quality said I sounded loud and clear. It will pick up wind noise, but, unlike other BT, you can still hear voices even during windy conditions. I love the physical power switch. You
can switch power on/off even while wearing it. It's very
light, and you can use just the ear plug without the earhook. I personally prefer the hook just in case I don't lose it. Some basic voice commands are available. A2DP is a plus, especially when listening to podcasts, and radio stream.

Cons: Only 4 hours of talk time. Much less if you use A2DP services to stream audio. Vocalyst is only free for a year. BlueAnt Q2 offers it for free, and more. Quality build feels fragile, but that's just speculation. Media audio is a bit on low side, but main volume is plenty enough.

Other Thoughts: Good alternative to Voyager Pro+, and voice quality is just as great if not better than Voyager Pro. I had the BlueAnt Q2, and while I like the Q2 better overall, it was a nightmare as far as quality build was concerned. Finding a bluetooth that works on BOTH ends is hard, and this one DELIVERS.

Pros: *Lightweight
*Comfortable
*Works well with my Smartphone
*Audio quality good both in and out
*Voice information is handy
*Batter life has been great thus far

Cons: *Some people say I sound a little like I'm in a tunnel, but that was only when I pressed them for a comment on the voice quality

Other Thoughts: This replaced a Plantronics Voyager 520 that I loved, but disappeared. I looked at several units including the Voyager Pro and decided to go with something smaller and lighter.

I only use this unit for calls. My smartphone is 1) a phone, and 2) a means to access the internet. For my purposes, this is a great little headset.

The fit is good and snug. I wear the ear strap because I'm afraid if the Savor popped out of my ear I might not notice it. It is comfortable enough both in weight and fit it can be worn for hours with no problems.

All in all, I'd recommend this for anyone looking for a lightweight bluetooth headset for cell calls.

Pros: -Small and thin
-Fits perfectly in my ear without the strap, I cannot even feel it after a little while
-Three microphone provides better quality than talking straight into the phone
-Clear audio
-There is feedback like a normal phone (you can hear your voice when you talk), I have never had a bluetooth headset do that
-Pairs perfectly with my cellphone and bluetooth enabled landline at the same time
-Though I have not tested the distance, I have not had an issue with it so far
-You can play music from your phone on it, it's not perfect but I play my audiobooks and it sounds great!

Cons: None