Blue Tiger Storm Gray - Wireless Trucker Bluetooth Headset with Mic | Mono headset with mic, wireless noise canceling, high-fidelity sound, 30-hour talk time, USB-C charging, Bluetooth 5.0 Gray Storm

$135.84

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The connected device must support Bluetooth functionality. (Some VTech phone models do not support Bluetooth, which will cause compatibility issues.). The headset is Bluetooth-capable and works with Bluetooth dongles (sold separately). Vehicle-Ready Versatility: This headset comes equipped with a vehicle adapter, adding convenience and utility for truck drivers. Easily pair it with your truck's audio system for hands-free communication while driving. Whether navigating through traffic or focusing on the road, maintain crystal clear call connectivity with this truck driver bluetooth headset. It's more than just a headset; it's a vital tool in streamlining your daily driving operations with ease and efficiency. Reliable Connectivity & Smart Features: Stay connected on the go with Bluetooth 5.0, providing a 100 ft range and compatibility with two devices. This trucker headset bluetooth wireless system supports AAC and SBC codecs for superior sound and clear voice transmission. Incorporate intelligent technology into your drive with Siri or Google assistant control, enhancing hands-free convenience and interaction without ever having to touch your phone. Seamless and cutting-edge. Extended Battery Life for Endless Talks: Conquer long drives with peace of mind, thanks to a 400 mAh battery offering 30 hours of talk time and an astounding 800 hours on standby. Perfect for truckers needing a robust bluetooth headset with microphone that's always ready when duty calls without constant recharging concerns. Crystal Clear Communication: With a passive noise-canceling microphone, this trucker headset ensures your voice comes through clearly, even in noisy environments. Never miss a word during critical conversations with this essential feature of your truck driver bluetooth headset, designed to minimize background distractions. Unmatched Comfort for Long Hauls: Experience unparalleled comfort even during the longest journeys with the Premium Storm Headset's protein leather ear cushion, designed for extended wear without discomfort. Perfect for truck drivers who need a reliable trucker bluetooth headset that feels just right, mile after mile.

Marca

Blue Tiger

Modelo

B09K45RJ2S

Categoría aduanal

Electronics

K. Lee

7 de mayo de 2022

Good but there's better for the money. EDIT AND UPDATE

I've had a few different headsets over the years, mostly the BlueParrots and I wanted to try something different.Pros:-It's super light and quite comfortable. The over-ear design is not taxing after hours of continuous use. the added padding in the headband makes you forget it's even on.-The blue LED doesn't blink every second to let you know it's connected and it's a "dull" blink. It blinks once every ten seconds which is great for when you're driving long stretches in the dark. Many previous headsets would get thrown on the dashboard so I didn't have to see that constantly blinking light.-The battery life is crazy long. It's advertised at like 100 hours of standby and 30 hours of talk time but I got at least 30 hours of talk time AND over 160 hours of standby. Your mileage may vary but I was quite impressed.-The range is spectacular for BlueTooth. At least 100 feet away from the phone and it's still clear on both ends. You're better off taking your phone with you but it's perfect for around the house and the odd time you forget to put your phone in your pocket when you go back to open trailer doors.Cons:-The sound quality is terrible. I'm already hard of hearing from the Army and years of driving trucks and this has the poorest sound for any headset I've ever used. At max volume I have to tell every person on the phone to essentially put their mic on their headset in their mouth so I can hear them. Sometimes people in my ear sound like they are underwater. Some mic replacement on their end usually fixes this. Rarely did anyone have to do this before. We tend to get comfortable with where we place our mic over time and this headset is making me tell everyone to change their habits. Sounds like it's the headset and not me.-Button placement is atrocious. The "engineer" that thought putting the volume up, volume down and mute buttons all right next to each other and made them feel the same should be fired and then maybe shot. Can't tell how many times I've accidentally muted an incoming call when simply putting the headset on. The buttons all feel the same and the haptic/sound feedback is lacking so when frantically pressing buttons you don't if you're fixing things or making it worse. Over time you learn where they are but when you're bouncing down a terrible Detroit highway and trying to answer a phone call at the same time you're bound to occasionally still press something you didn't intend to. Not all roads in the USA are smooth.-The headset randomly disconnects itself. Sometimes when the headset is in standby it will just turn off and disconnect and I won't figure this out until someone calls and the headset isn't connecting. There's no ring in my ear which immediately tells me I'm not connected so I have to get the headset turned on while the phone is still ringing. Not good in a crisis.TL;DR, This is a decent headset but it's just ~another~ headset. I don't believe there's truly anything here that makes this manufacturer stand out from any other manufacturer. Not saying names because most of us know all of them. It's just a different product but it's not necessarily a better one. Also, in the very deep pit of ~$110 headsets, I think there's better choices. The batteries may not last as long and the comfort might not be quite as good but we want GOOD SOUND QUALITY FIRST. Everything else can be dealt with but you can't fix poor sound.This headset is going in the trash. Fuzzes out constantly while talking to people while I'm not moving and they are on a landline. Constant dropped calls, constant dropped bluetooth and have to manually reconnect. Some days for hours it's perfectly fine and then the next day it behaves like first-generation headsets on first-generation cell phones. Infuriating. My BlueParrot doesn't do this and I'm going back to them.