Pros: The lights are really neat, people are always commenting on them. I already get great sound quality from them! I use them with my Samsung T10 all the time. Pretty comfortable if you ask me, I wear them for 2-3 hours at a time at work. Very nice battery life, only had them die on me once, after about 7 hours of music + 40 hours of standby) They can stay on standby for about 10 days before they run out.

Cons: The lights aren't in time with the music/only change colors when low battery and when charging. Does not always stay paired with my T10, I have to re-pair it sometimes when I turn off both devices, no big deal, takes 30 seconds.

Other Thoughts: It would be neat to be able to hook up the lights to the bass or something along those lines.

Pros: Headphones without a chord? It controls winamp through the BlueSoleil stack. It pairs up like it should. I can use it through walls with out static.

Cons: With certain BT stacks, it doesn't like to "remember" a pairing on WindowsXP. Sometimes the sound skips, but not ever enough to lower the rating.

Other Thoughts: Lights aren't as bothersome as some claim. People need to get a grip on life, because they don't even flash bright. I use a Cirago mini BT USB dongle as my host. It works great. From my computer, I can get these loud enough to drown out loud conversations around me, who uses this type of 'phone to mow the lawn?

My two bits are for you to do research before buying. Some hosts have a hard time using these profiles with quality. Double check the host/guest combo you are going to have. I'm pleased and I would be considered an audiophile, I still use my turn table to listen to music.

The DSP gets a lot better with the firmware upgrade. NOTE: Put the headset in software download mode BEFORE opening the firmware writing .exe.

Pros: Decent sound, no wires, low price, simple setup, convenient headset/stereo music headphone combo.

Cons: very uncomfortable, way too big, choppy sound 80% of the time, have to turn the flashing LEDs off every time you turn it on,

Other Thoughts: Huge improvement from the Logitech wireless headphones I bought last year (mostly due to added functionality). Unfortunately these are a little too big on each side and the LEDs have to be turned off every time you turn on the headphones. They need to be over-the-head design, thinner, get rid of the LEDs and fix the buffering problem.

Pros: Can be "paired" with laptop with bluetooth while "paired" with your cell phone! Great sound through stereo headphone mode. Bright blue lights can be turned off. Also can be used as a wired headset with your laptop (USB). Works great with my HTC6800 mobile.

Cons: Not too good in noisy locations. Doesn't mute background noise too well. Also often loses the pairing if idle for a long time, but setup is just as easy as any bluetooth earphone.

Other Thoughts: Great for those boring hour long conference calls. Also hearing in both ears helps a LOT if your hearing has gotten as "old" as mine.

Pros: Comfortable design. I could sleep with them on were it not for the buttons on the sides.
Sound quality is quite nice for a 30 dollar bluetooth product. I was impressed.
The design is rather intriguing. All my friends and coworkers give me a lot of "Wow" glances whenever I'm wearing them.

Cons: Blue light flashing can be distracting to others. Has potential to be uncomfortable just above the ears the first few weeks of using them regularly. But not always the case.

No lock function. If I could prevent the buttons from functioning while I slept, I would wear it to sleep all the time. But it doesn't have it. Oh well.

Other Thoughts: I'm looking into the iPod adapter that goes with these... Should be quite exciting. ;)

Pros: OK sound can shut off lights from flashing

Cons: volume not to loud but good enough,
works well whit phone and road noise

Pros: - Works out of the box.
- Simple setup.
- Mostly intuitive controls.
- Includes USB charging cable, as well as A/C adapter.
- Tested w/Sony Ericsson W760. Should also work with W580.
- Sound quality is decent.

Cons: - Lights are very bright. Blue "on" lights are a bit distracting.
- Not for people with large heads. They do start to be annoying after a few hours of use.
- Sound quality is decent, but not stellar.

Other Thoughts: I really appreciate products that do exactly what they're supposed to. This Jabra headset is an excellent example. This is the second Jabra headset I've owned (the other being a headset, not headphones), and both have been simple, straightforward, and up to the job.

They are a bit tight, but I was expecting this, so it doesn't really count against it. In an ideal world, there would be some sort of adjustment mechanism on these guys, but for the amount of money I paid for them, I'm pretty happy.

Pros: Not bad at all. Pretty good call quality and range, though it could be better, and if you're used to it, the style of the phones are pretty comfy.

Cons: n/a

Other Thoughts: Who the hell would use these with a weedeater/mower? I couldn't even hear someone through my PHONE with one of those going, much less with headphones.

Pros: they are cheap, about 6 hours of comfort, look nice, about 12 hours of battery life, behing the head design.
Taking calls is great with these, love the hands free.
big buttons on the sides make answering calls a breeze.

Cons: after about 6 hours it feels like someone is pushing frankenstein bolts into your temples, the volume is pretty good but the quality when you turn it up load really gets bad, down to normal volume is pretty good sound. will drop calls and mp3 playback from time to time but no biggy. THERE 27 FREAKIN DOLLARS DUDE I bought 2 sets and have had mine on everyday for 6 months and Im still on the first set, and I do construction so.......................

Other Thoughts: I have had many different phone and I can tell you that the quality of your headphone IS dependent on your phone too, so dont be snappy in dissing an headset when it could be your phone.

Pros: Worked right out of the box. Easy to connect.

Cons: Very uncomfortable to wear. Not very loud. Battery doesnt last as long as I would like.

Other Thoughts: If you are looking for a stereo bluetooth set to wear while working around loud noices, this is not the one. On max volume, cannot be heard at all over a weedeater or mower, or even strong winds.