Acme BH102

It balances calling and music and sacrifices neither in quality. The music plays as well as a corded device, the microphone is very clear when properly placed, and the display is clear and useful

Not good for road trips: it goes to battery save and then you need to re-connect the device to answer the phone. Once paired, connection is easy enough for most circumstances

Small size. OLED dispoay has good visibility

Quirky firmware, for example you have to manually reinitiate the connection everytime you turn it on. Very short batter life, when new would play stereo for barely 2 hours. However, the big problem is that it only operated for a few weeks

Small size. OLED dispoay has good visibility.

Quirky firmware, for example you have to manually reinitiate the connection everytime you turn it on. Very short batter life, when new would play stereo for barely 2 hours. However, the big problem is that it only operated for a few weeks.

Groovy design * Upward facing headphone jack * Protected USB port * Caller ID screen In web comparisons between this and the Jabra BT3030, I waffled quite a bit, as both looked great. In the end, I went for the Tritton, due to it's sleeker form-factor.

The Tritton just didn't measure up to my expectations. To skip tracks, you have to hold down the + button for 3 seconds. The caller ID screen is rather useless when it's clipped to you & only shows calls (not music info). It skipped horribly when there...

Impressive functionality in a small package ; caller ID is displayed on clip, so you can leave your phone buried in your bag and still know who is calling ; able to simultaneously use different profiles with different pairings (e.g. A2DP to my laptop...

nothing in particular

This product is great it is fantastic with a LG UX380 phone. With the 3.5mm jack I can do anything I could do with my previous mp3 player.

Could have more volume it's a little weak on albums with low volume.

Does exactly what I'm looking for. Lets me stream my music from my Blackberry with any headphones I want to use (has it's own built in mic- no proprietary headphones!). Also shows caller information and pauses audio for incoming calls as well as lets...

Device is a bit chincy. Audio quality is poor and I don't know if this is limited by the Bluetooth transmission speed (i.e. having wav files and 320kbps mp3s naturally being a high KB per second or what) or just this device in particular. My impression...

Does exactly what I'm looking for. Lets me stream my music from my Blackberry with any headphones I want to use (has it's own built in mic- no proprietary headphones!). Also shows caller information and pauses audio for incoming calls as well as lets...

Device is a bit chincy. Audio quality is poor and I don't know if this is limited by the Bluetooth transmission speed (i.e. having wav files and 320kbps mp3s naturally being a high KB per second or what) or just this device in particular. My impression...

1). Compact and light weight belt clip design. 2). Uses standard Mini USB port to charge.

1). Hard to read LCD. 2). You have to press ""connect"" button every time you turn it on. 3). You have to press and hold Play/Pause/Fwd/Rwd buttons to activate action - make using it feel slow and cumbersome.

It works great

It broke mysteriously after 2 months of use. I called Tritton Tech support, and they said if it was physically damaged, they wouldn't replace it. It was, so they didn't, although I did nothing to break it