Customer Reviews 
Does not work
2009-01-05Used it for 4 months and it doesnt work anymore - no sound is transmitted at all. Did its job while it lasted!
Great for the price
2009-01-02This headset is great for the price but you do get what you pay for. It fits comfortably around my head and when I'm using my house phone the people I'm on the phone with hear me perfectly. The main con I have for this headset is the when the wiring that connects the headset to the phone gets moved around or tangled the connection begins to static until you move it around until it clears up. For me it tends to happen relatively frequently since I walk around when I am on the phone so it does get a bit annoying, even when I am just sitting around as well. Other than that its a good buy.
Broke after a month
2008-12-29Headband was stiff and unwieldy, arm of mouthpiece didn't bend very well, and I had numerous complaints about my voice sounding 'far away' and tinny a lot of the time.
After using it for a month the size-adjusting band simply cracked while on my head, leaving the entire right side (the one with the mouthpiece) to dangle. The only thing keeping it from falling to the ground was a slightly larger bit of plastic at the end of the adjustment track.
As I do not favor a headset featuring a large section of duct tape I will be buying another type of headset!
Panasonic Headset, could be more comfortable...but
2008-12-24I like it when I am busy and need my hands, I wish the head part was softer but hey what do you want for the price, the sound is great and does get rid of the noise others hear...pretty good
A nice accessory
2008-12-22This product has good sound quality, I like the adjustable boom mic and have nothing bad to say. I've only had it a couple of weeks so time will tell if holds up well.
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