Plantronics Voyager 510 Bluetooth Headset with Multipoint Technology

It seems like a good product other then the short distance away from the phone untill it starts fading signal. Cheaper models of blue tooth devises I found have better range then that. Otherwise it seems to be a good product, i suppose

I purchased a Voyager 510 a couple of years ago and paid $99.99 for it (Before I found Amazon). and I just loved it. Then being stupid I read all the hype about the Jawbone and when I broke my Voyager, I decided to get the Jawbone. What a HUGE mistake!.. The Jawbone is junk. My second Voyager is just as wonderful as the first, I've already walked around in the wind, while talking to my wife, and she could hear me perfectly and couldn't hear the wind. It's the best product on the market. And of course Amazon got it hear so quick I didn't even have time to track my package!... Thanks Amazon for selling such a great product.

While its size and bulk may dissuade some people, this headset weighs very little and is very comfortable. The volume at which I can hear conversations surprised me--I don't have it at full volume and I can still hear over the noise of freeway traffic, something I have until recently not expected of a headset. It was remarkably easy to link with my Motorola phone and I have not noticed significant battery drain (still running on its first charge!). The only thing keeping this headset from getting 5 stars is the fact that--like all headsets I've tried--it starts to make my ear hurt about two hours after beginning to wear it, even though it's remarkably comfortable for the first hour or so.

People can finally hear everything I say when I'm driving in my car and talking "hands free" with a more than adequate bluetooth. Also, great price.

Since CA now requires the use of a handsfree device while driving (though not for texting, weirdly enough), my wife and I each needed one. We got two of these to work with our motorola razr phones and have definitely been pleased over the past two months.
The one issue we've noticed so far is that the battery status indicator starts flashing red later then we'd like, particularly if it's been on standby for a while and then is actually put in use.
Driving with the windows down does cause some background noise, but that's to be expected.
We'd definitely get these again :)