Jabra BT125 Bluetooth Headset

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(20 Ratings)

Price: $24.95

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Product Description

Keep your hands free

Jabra now introduces the Jabra BT125 – a discreet wireless headset for Bluetooth mobile phones. The headset lets you get on with your talking and keep both hands free for whatever else you need them for. Works with most Treo.

Keep on moving

The Jabra BT125 is the ideal accessory when multi-tasking is the order of the day. You can get on with your jobs and make and take your phone-calls without losing the use of one all-important hand! And when you’re in the car, tackling town with a toddler at your side, or even just making a cup of coffee or ironing your shirt – you can keep on talking without compromising on safety.

Making it simpler

The Jabra BT125 is so light and comfortable that you’ll hardly notice you’re wearing it. And its design is so functional, you’ll rarely ever have to touch your mobile phone. What’s more, it couldn’t be easier to pair and operate.

Universal Compatibility: Works with any Bluetooth enabled cellphone or smartphone.

Expert Review

Jabra BT125: Best Value Wireless Headset Under $60

Reviewed by Andrew

The new Jabra BT125 pictured above has been a rare find. For starters it is incredibly priced at only $39.95 � easily making it the best Bluetooth headset under $40. Additionally, to the exception of the Palm Wireless Headset (which is a full 0.5� bigger) the Jabra BT125 is quite possibly also the best headset under $60 � not an insignificant position.

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Great headset at a great price!

User: Jamie Keil, Jun 22, 2007

This is my first bluetooth headset and I have to say I am very pleased. After not being able to decide on which headset to purchase I decided to start off with a cheap one and buy an expensive one if it didn't work out. Works great in the car or outside. Seems to have a descent range and I picked it up for only $30 at BestBuy.

Awesome headset

User: Alex B, Mar 23, 2007

Pros: Sound, Small, Flexible to ear, easy to use, Works with 700p
Cons: None

This was the third headset I have purchased for my 700p and this little bugger works like a charm. It is so small, and fits perfectly into my ear. The over-the-ear piece is flexible and configures to the shape of your ear. The sound is perfect, and all listeners on the other end seem to hear me crystal clear. I am glad to have finally found such a good headset for my phone.

Not bad for an inexpensive Bluetooth Headset - But not perfect

User: Jeff Kline, Jan 20, 2007

Pros: Small, Lightweight, Easy to Use, Battery Life
Cons: Volume, Large Flashing Light when in Use

I bought this model after reading th positive review here. I have never used Bluetooth prior to purchasing My Treo 680 a few weeks ago. I wanted Bluetooth for some very limited uses, mainly while driving and sometimes in my office while speaking with someone and taking notes.

This works pretty much as advertised and in the review. It's small, lightweight, and easy to use. The battery life is excellent. In my office it works very well. I can hear the other person well and they can hear me. In my truck it is a little difficult to hear the other person and they have some difficulty hearing me when I drive at highway speeds. My use while driving is relatively low, so that is not as important.

The big negative is the large flashing light that flashes every 3 seconds while in standby mode. The button (above it appears blue, but is really white) is the source of the blue light. It is designed to tell you when you are in standby, when you are pairing (light stays on) and when you ahve successfully turned it off. The problems is that it is pretty noticeable and I feel like I am a Borg straight out of Star Trek. It is not too bad in bright sunlight. But under fluorescent lights it is still noticeable. At night or in dimly lit areas, it is downright annoying.

Since I have never bothered to examine Bluetooth headsets before, maybe this is a standard feature. But having watched people using these in the past, I think I would have noticed this sized light.