Jabra BT200

I will appreciate it if I can get help from Jabra producer for the replacement of the stick.

Reception gave no problems but poor build quality is the major flaw as my first Jabra BT200 broke after 6 months and the replacement one has now gone faulty and the switch has a fault which means I cannot switch it off. I need a replacement and it will not be a Jabra again.

I've had my Jabra BT200 bluetooth headset for 18 months or so now. One broke just barely within the year warranty. I've always had complaints from people I was on the phone with... Too much background noise while driving.

The battery life is excellent... I talk on it during my commutes (probably 40 minutes or so each day), and it lasts 5 days or so before I need to recharge it.

Another downfall is the LED light has stopped working. It's pretty comfortable sitting on the back of my ear. I like the in-ear design for comfort, sound quality and volume.

I use both the Jabra BT200 and 250. Generally day about as one is charging. So far I've had no problems.

Jabra BT200 give good quality sound and no problems with connection. Countered by dreadful build quality - the headset dropped to pieces within 6 months of light use. Ear buds comfortable but too easily detached. I wouldn't buy another one.

I'll be the discenting voice here.

Unlike every single BT200 review I've ever read, I found this device to be uncomfortable, even painfull I would say. The place where the ear bud meets the plastic just keept pressing against the lower side of my ear canal entrance, and it would be unbearable after just 5 minutes. But that is not all.

I don't know if my headset was bugged or something, but sound quality was pretty mediocre and voice dial was a hit and miss affair. Missing more often than hitting. Putting the device on was also somewhat troublesome, by no means it was possible to have the phone unhooked and just wear it as a call came in. Pairing with my T610 was easy, but it never worked fully with my PC, accepting inbound sounds (what I said on the mic) but not outbound (music and stuff would still be directed to the computer speakers).

The good points: If not so uncomfortable it is discreet enough to wear it and go highly unnoticed, price is good for a headset supporting HS and HF profiles.

To sum up: I've lost mine and it felt more like a good opportunity to buy another bluetooth headset.

Bought my BT200 in the USA to use with a Nokia 6310.

It did not work, an overnight email to Jabra support sorted the problem out. It needed an upgrade, which was done without fuss & charge the next day.

Got it home & the US universal power charger blew up (as I thought it would. Again Jabrasupport to the rescue & a replacement UK (really universal charger arrived FREE).

Now changed my phone to a Motorola V525. The Jabra just reconnected & worked.