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[STMO123]

Just bought a bluetooth ear thingy. The old phone that sat in the cradle was about knackered and I fancied a 3G one. I bought a nokia HS-26W headset to go with my nokia 6288 and I think it's sh1te. It waggles around on my ear, the volume is too low and it interferes with listening to my music properly.

It's in the coin tray and it's rather staying there.

[Darth Loo-knee]

Just bought a bluetooth ear thingy. The old phone that sat in the cradle was about knackered and I fancied a 3G one. I bought a nokia HS-26W headset to go with my nokia 6288 and I think it's sh1te. It waggles around on my ear, the volume is too low and it interferes with listening to my music properly.

It's in the coin tray and it's rather staying there.

Take it back say your Mrs has bought you one as a suprise for your Birthday

[Baron Von Spongebob]

I use a Motorola HS 850..its great..

[STMO123]

Just bought a bluetooth ear thingy. The old phone that sat in the cradle was about knackered and I fancied a 3G one. I bought a nokia HS-26W headset to go with my nokia 6288 and I think it's sh1te. It waggles around on my ear, the volume is too low and it interferes with listening to my music properly.

It's in the coin tray and it's rather staying there.

Take it back say your Mrs has bought you one as a suprise for your Birthday

I got it from mobilefun.co.......so I'm stuck with it.

[Admin]

Personally I would get a proper bluetooth kit like one of the Parrot kits.

Very easy to install, work with pretty much all bluetooth enabled phones and route through your headunit.
Sound quality is excellent.

Once I have a car I will be keeping for a while I will invest in one (around £80-£90).

[STMO123]

Personally I would get a proper bluetooth kit like one of the Parrot kits.

Very easy to install, work with pretty much all bluetooth enabled phones and route through your headunit.
Sound quality is excellent.

Once I have a car I will be keeping for a while I will invest in one (around £80-£90).

Hmmm...for you maybe

[Admin]

No, honestly, they are a doddle to fit.

[STMO123]

Just did a quick search.  The CK 3000, £99.99, free fitting at halfrauds. Hmmmm
Cheers LB

[Admin]

Typical Halfords overpicing... better model and cheaper here.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Parrot-CK3200-Blue-Tooth-Car/dp/B000EPQ4C4/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/026-8187877-6594811?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1180120893&sr=8-1

[STMO123]

Cheap unit but from a seller with only 78% feedback rating :-/

[Chopsdad]

Just bought a bluetooth ear thingy. The old phone that sat in the cradle was about knackered and I fancied a 3G one. I bought a nokia HS-26W headset to go with my nokia 6288 and I think it's sh1te. It waggles around on my ear, the volume is too low and it interferes with listening to my music properly.

It's in the coin tray and it's rather staying there.

You haven't got any ears  

[Taxi_Driver]

Just bought a bluetooth ear thingy. The old phone that sat in the cradle was about knackered and I fancied a 3G one. I bought a nokia HS-26W headset to go with my nokia 6288 and I think it's sh1te. It waggles around on my ear, the volume is too low and it interferes with listening to my music properly.

It's in the coin tray and it's rather staying there.

Ive a Nokia headset....think it maybe a hs-26....not too sure...carnt read the really tiny print on it this time of night  
 
If it is the same one.....the loop that goes around your ear bends to fit.....so try that.
Also i guess if the same one you've noticed the volume buttons on it?  :-/

I find mine fine.....except why does it flash a blue led to show that its turned on??? You carnt see it if you wearing it  

[Martin_1962]

WHo do you lot think you are the Borg

[Taxi_Driver]

WHo do you lot think you are the Borg

It means i can answer or make calls without breaking the law whilst driving  

[Markjay]

Having tried a few Bluetooths and not liked them, I now stick to old-fashioned wired earphone when driving - the phone is in the cradle and the wire clipped to my shirt. there's nothing more reliable than a piece of wire that goes from A to B (and that's also what I tell my customers when they want to replace the Cat5 with WiFi...)