All Bluetooth Headsets

The Bottom Line: The MegaAccy M2000 is a lightweight, affordable, and secure-fitting headset, but call quality was simply average.

Specs: Microphone Built-in, Headset, Over-the-ear, 0.3 oz, Mono, Volume control, Answer/end button

The Bottom Line: The Nokia BH-501 Bluetooth headset is a decent headset for most uses, but we recommend you give it a try before buying.

Specs: Microphone, Headset, Behind-the-neck, 2.4 oz, Stereo, Foldable, Volume control, Voice activated, Answer/end button

The Bottom Line: If you already own a Bluetooth-capable music device and like the headset-like design, the iSkin Cerulean F1 is an OK choice for cutting the cord between you and your player. However, the cost of the headphones plus the necessary transmitter add-on for the iPod is prohibitive, considering the unimpressive audio quality.

Specs: Microphone, Headset, Clip-on, 1.2 oz, Stereo

The Bottom Line: Despite a few design issues, the Nokia BH-208 is a basic and comfortable Bluetooth headset with decent call quality.

Specs: Microphone Built-in, Headset, Over-the-ear, 0.5 oz, Mono, Bluetooth

The Bottom Line: The Nokia BH-801 is a simple yet attractive Bluetooth headset with a comfortable fit and decent sound quality.

Specs: Microphone Built-in, Headset, Over-the-ear, 0.4 oz, Mono, Bluetooth

The Bottom Line: The Kyocera Wireless Stereo Bluetooth Headset with Pendant Controller has admirable sound quality and tactile controls, but a few design flaws make it far from perfect.

Specs: Microphone Built-in, Headrest hands-free, Ear-cup, 28 g, Stereo, Volume control, On/off switch

The Bottom Line: The Plantronics Pulsar 260's excellent sound quality and user-friendly controls make it a great stereo Bluetooth headset.

Specs: Microphone On-cable, Headset, In-ear ear-bud, 0.9 oz, Stereo, Sub-mini phone 2.5 mm, Mini-USB Type B, Bluetooth, Volume control, Answer/end button, Battery level indication

The Bottom Line: The Samsung SBH170 stereo Bluetooth headset has a solid combination of design and performance.

Specs: Headset, Ear-cup, External, Hi-Fi stereo, Bluetooth

The Bottom Line: The Ever Win SLX-800 Bluetooth headset is a simple, lightweight headset with a unique sliding boom mic design that helps conserve its battery life. It, however, suffers from subpar call quality and a loose, insecure fit.

The Bottom Line: The MegaAccy M1300 is a simple, affordable, and comfortable headset, but it does suffer from mediocre call quality.