The Bottom Line: It's hard to beat the Jabra Supreme's strong noise canceling and voice command features. If you're willing to pay a premium and don't mind the design or lack of stereo audio, the Supreme may have your name on it.

Specs: Headphones - Monaural, Headset, Over-the-ear, 0.6 oz, Mono, Noise Blackout technology, Voice Guidance, On/off switch, Answer/end button, Voice Control, Multiuse, Noise canceling circuit, Limited warranty - 1 year

The Bottom Line: The Jabra Clipper is a great option for those who want a stereo Bluetooth headset but still want to use their favorite wired headphones.

Specs: Headphones - Binaural, Headset, In-ear ear-bud, 0.7 oz, Stereo, 5 pin Micro-USB Type B, Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm, Noise isolating, Call reject, Volume control, Answer/end button, Auto pairing, Last number re-dial, LED battery level indicator, Limited warranty - 1 year

The Bottom Line: The Jabra Stone 2 is undoubtedly elegant with several advanced features to boot, but it does have a downside in performance.

Specs: Headphone - Monaural, Headset, Over-the-ear, 0.2 oz, Mono, 5 pin Micro-USB Type B, Volume control, Answer/end button, Dual microphones, Voice Control, Noise Blackout Extreme technology, Battery level indication, Multiuse, Voice dialing, Last number re-dial, Limited warranty - 1 year

The Bottom Line: If you don't mind the bulk, the Jabra GO 6430 is a good office headset for the mobile professional.

Specs: Headphone - Monaural, Headset, In-ear ear-bud, 0.5 oz, Mono, Noise Blackout technology, Jabra SafeTone technology, Jabra IntelliPower, Voice Activated Dialing (VAD), Built-in DSP, Volume control, Answer/end button, Mute button, Tone control, Echo cancellation, Battery level indication, Optimized for Microsoft Office Communicator, Touch sensor operation, Noise canceling circuit, Upgradeable firmware, Limited warranty - 1 year

The Bottom Line: Despite our fit issues, the Jabra Extreme's advanced features, excellent noise-cancellation, and affordable price tag make it a great Bluetooth headset.

Specs: Headphone - Monaural, Headset, Convertible, 0.4 oz, Mini-USB Type B, On/off switch, Hold button, Volume control, Answer/end button, Mute button, Dual microphones, Noise Blackout Extreme technology, Multiuse, Voice dialing, Last number re-dial, Limited warranty - 1 year

The Bottom Line: Though the call quality could be improved, the Jabra BT2080 is a decent beginners' headset for a very attractive price.

Specs: Headphone - Monaural, Headset, Ear-bud, 0.3 oz, Mono, On/off switch, Battery level indication, Answer/end button

The Bottom Line: While we love the style, portability, and feature set of the Jabra Stone, it does suffer from a few design and performance issues.

Specs: Headphone - Monaural, Headset, Over-the-ear, 0.2 oz, Mono, Noise Blackout Extreme technology, Battery level indication, Multiuse, Volume control, Voice dialing, Answer/end button, Limited warranty - 1 year

The Bottom Line: The Jabra Halo is an attractive stereo Bluetooth headset, but that's about all we can say for it.

Specs: Headphones - Binaural, Headset, Semi-open, 2.8 oz, Stereo, Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm, Noise Blackout technology, Built-in DSP, Volume control, Answer/end button, Mute button, Dual microphones, Track select buttons, Multiuse, Touch sensor operation, Last number re-dial, Foldable, Limited warranty - 1 year

The Bottom Line: Though the LCD screen is nice to have, the Jabra BT4010's bad fit and poor sound quality prevent us from recommending it.

Specs: Headphone - Monaural, Headset, In-ear ear-bud (with over-the-ear mount), 0.4 oz, Mono, Volume control, Answer/end button, LCD display

The Bottom Line: The Jabra BT530 is a solid Bluetooth headset with great noise-cancellation at an affordable price.

Specs: Headphone - Monaural, Headset, In-ear ear-bud (with over-the-ear mount), 0.4 oz, Mono, On/off switch, Battery level indication, Built-in DSP, Volume control, Answer/end button, Noise canceling circuit, Mute button