Buy.com has the BlueAnt Wireless Z9i Bluetooth Headset for $68 with free shipping. Includes AC charger, USB charger, small/large eargels, 1 translucent ear hook and 1 rubberized ergonomic ear hook and 5 1/2 hours talk time and 200 hours standby.
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#1
exitnine99 - Posted 10:50 pm PDT 08/1/08 (48 Posts)
is it harmful while you always have signal around your head/brain? is it better be safe to answer the phone when it ring...
#2
njb - Posted 2:20 am PDT 08/2/08 (2810 Posts)
bluetooth radio signal is not harmful or much less harmful than cell phone radiation. so i've heard.
#3
carfax - Posted 4:06 am PDT 08/2/08 (2 Posts)
Suggestions,I need a bluetooth for a Nokia 6085
#4
nemesis - Posted 3:25 pm PDT 08/2/08 (486 Posts)
#2, they're both microwaves. BT (especially this class) is just a lot less powerful than a cell phone is.
Of course, as it's non-ionizing radiation anyway, it's not really going to hurt your brain. Your body is pretty good about dissipating heat, which is all this would cause. Your eyes are a slightly different story, but it's really just not enough power to matter.
Of course, as it's non-ionizing radiation anyway, it's not really going to hurt your brain. Your body is pretty good about dissipating heat, which is all this would cause. Your eyes are a slightly different story, but it's really just not enough power to matter.
#5
kupua - Posted 7:33 pm PDT 08/2/08 (31 Posts)
I highly recommend this device. check out myblueant.com. It is the most comfortable BT headset that has its own noise canceling technology. Keep in mind, there are those who will say the jawbone is great, but I choose not to look like a dork, even if you consider the new version!
#6
rumples - Posted 3:23 pm PDT 08/3/08 (1 Posts)
I am currently using the Z9 and find it to perform the best of the 3 I own (jawbone 1st gen, motorola 500). This is the smallest by far - not quite 1/2 the size of the jawbone and the sound quality is very good (as good as the jawbone). Battery life is surprisingly good from such a small unit and it syncs easily with my blackberry 8800 and my wife's moto pebl. Only dislike is the proprietary charger makes it cumbersome as you can't use the increasingly standard connection that most smartphones and cell phones have (same issue with jawbone).
Oh, and as #5 pointed out, it has a "low key" look when using it compared to almost any other.
Oh, and as #5 pointed out, it has a "low key" look when using it compared to almost any other.
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