Pros: This is the first bluetooth product that I have ever owned it was required by the purchase of a new cellphone. I do alot of snowboarding and have had some of the worst impacts in the past 5 years this season. This product has taken the abuse and then some.

Cons: Some connection issues but I think alot of that has to do with still learning how to use bluetooth and my new phone.

Other Thoughts: I spent alot of time reviewing products and different sites, but as always the fans of newegg and the open review system live up.

Pros: Excellent clarity, included earbuds sound great, conveniently charges via USB or power adapter, 3.5mm headphone jack, generously painful max volume (will vary depending on headphones; included earbuds are deafening), and ability to manipulate basic phone functions (answering calls, muting, skipping songs).

Cons: Earbud cords could be a bit longer; easy to yank them out of your ears when wearing clip on belt.

Other Thoughts: Works perfectly with my LG-CU500. No noticeable loss in sound quality. For a "cheap" stereo bluetooth headset, I defy anyone to find a better deal.

Pros: Ability to connect any 3.5mm headset, OLED screen, included USB and wall charger.

Cons: The audio quality is terrible: watery/tinny sound distortion is noticable, but the device is still functional. I have the LG Shine and my friend with an AT&T Tilt has the same problem. Aside from the distortion, audio quality is fine.

Other Thoughts: My device shipped with firmware V2.2
I hope that a future firmware upgrade will be able to fix this problem. I currently have an open trouble ticket with Tritton customer support about this issue.

I'm sure my 30-day return policy to Newegg will expire before I can find out if a firmware upgrade will solve the problem.

Pros: Great being able to use different earphones. Able to charge by USB or outlet. Good sound. Nice size.

Cons: Sometimes goes silent for a second or two. Need a clear line of view to your source (not as good as some around corners).

Pros: Works great. Listening to music now and it sounds better than the speaker on my phone overall I'd say it's great sound in general. Newegg.com was great as usual and I'm very, very happy with this purchase.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Originally I had a problem syncing it but I figured out that was because I was dumb ;). It pairs fine, and once it is paired it's automatic after that. All I can say is buy it as soon as possible.

Pros: Light unit, has choice of one earbud for car use, as well as two earbuds for full stereo. runs quite awhile on a charge. Also uses a micro usb charge connection so It matches my motorola car charger.sound quality better than motorolas wired headset. People have told me that they can understand me better on this wireless than on motorola's stock wired one.

Cons: The caller Id and command screen is just to small for me to see well. Earbuds unplug and may be easily lost.

Other Thoughts: Nice unit. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to use it as long as you have a magnifier to read the manual. the manual's print is very tiny. the good news is its not needed after you read it once.

Pros: Does everything as advertised. Excellent sound, especially for bluetooth, which is, of course, never quite as good as wired. Display looks great.

Cons: Seems to take a few clicks to sync in wireless stereo mode. Caller ID works but hard to read as it too rapidly alternates with "ringing" message

Other Thoughts: For AT&T Tilt users: STEP 1) Click speaker icon at top right - move volume slider to top (This is not the same volume adjustment as in player apps.) STEP 2) install HTC Kaiser bluetooth fix (at HTC website) if having dropped connections. STEP 3) Install Kaiser Tweaks (google) and make suggested bluetooth changes to improve sound quality.

Pros: using the stock earbuds that come with it for now; standard 3.5mm jack so you can plug in any regular ear buds; the microphone is built right into the head unit; headset clips easily and securely on. All stereo and hadsfree features work as advertised. Paired flawlessly with the Tilt; each type connection (phone and music) get its own volume adjustments. After raised each one to max, it gets plenty loud enough; Sound quality is good. And both the phone and music work just fine, contrary to other reports I've read; with this headset, everyone I talked to on the phone says it sounds better than the Tilt handheld itself. works ok outside and in car, but I haven't tried it in a really noisy area yet.

Cons: manual could be better...stock earbuds not very good (in my ears)...not as small as the plantronics 855

Other Thoughts: i thought i was gonna have a problem with re-connecting but I played around with the "connect button" presses and now it reconnects with ease. i got v-moda vibe earbuds yesterday and big improvement to sound volume and quality. bigger overall investment but worth it so far

Pros: Small form factor, excellent sound quality, range is approx. 30 feet when paired with my Zoom 4312-A bluetooth PCMCIA card in my laptop.

Cons: Should have ordered it a week ago.

Other Thoughts: If I could manage to criticize the sound quality, I would here. However, after three hours of testing I cannot distinguish the sound quality between this device and direct headphones with 160kbps mp3's. The range is excellent, and the design is very clean. Like another reviewer said, I haven't seen Tritton electronic products before, but will watch for future releases. Note: the sound through my Treo 700wx is mediocre due to the poor implementation of Bluetooth audio in the 700wx. In contrast, the Tritton wireless headset is great.

Pros: Excellent Manual
Great design
Ability to use any 3.5 mm headset

Cons: Poor sound quality when paired with AT&T Tilt

Other Thoughts: I was able to easily pair the TRI-BH102 with my AT&T Tilt Smartphone. However, the sound quality was poor: low volume, "watery" and tinny. Based on a lot of forum-browsing, I am fairly certain the problem is caused by the way Bluetooth is implemented on the Tilt.