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Average user rating:
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Full user review
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4.5 stars
"This one is a keeper!"
Pros: Solar powered! What took so long?
fits snugly and comfortably in my ear
good sound quality
included lanyard helps to keep track of it
solidly built...it doesn't feel cheap in any wayCons: External noise cancellation could be better, but it's no worse than many of the wired headsets I've used at highway speeds. Put the windows up and it's great.
Summary: I'm an IT support guy so I'm on the phone a lot. I owned a Motorola Bluetooth headset several years ago, but it was such a pain to have something else to remember to charge that I lost it, and I didn't miss it. I decided I'd use wired headsets because I hated having my earpiece fail in the middle of something important.
I can't believe it took this long for someone to make a solar powered Bluetooth headset. This thing is great.
Although it's not on their device list, I use a Samsung i760 and they paired without a problem. The i760 is a great smartphone, but it is a little bulky. Being on the phone as much as I am makes the right headset imperative. I can honestly say I haven't used one of my wired headsets since the Iqua Sun finished it's first charge.
I'm not one of those people you'll see walking around with my Bluetooth headset stuck in my ear when I'm not on a call, and with the included lanyard I can just hang my Iqua Sun around my neck or from my review mirror in the car. It's always convenient and handy.
The range is consistent with the Bluetooth spec and I've found I can even stretch the 30' a bit before the static starts.
The bottom line for me is I hadn't even considered buying another Bluetooth headset until I saw the solar powered Iqua 603 Sun. I didn't hesitate to buy it and I am completely satisfied.
Where to buy
Iqua 603 Sun Bluetooth Headset:
$71.85
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Amazon.com Marketplace
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