OT : Bluetooth headsets

I'm looking for a bluetooth headset to use with my personal and work phone.

My current Jabra BT250 does this, but its huge, doesn't fit my ear very
well, and most annoyingly I can only have it registered to one phone at
any one time.

To switch it from one phone to another I have to set it up again, and
register it with the phone I want to use, and of course it looses the
connection to the first phone.

Does anyone know if any BT headsets can be used simultaneously with two
(or more) phones at the same time? (when I say used I mean sitting there
idle, waiting for a call, I don't mean making two phone calls through
the two phones via one headset at the same time, although I suppose
that'd just be a conference call feature)

At the mo I'm just forwarding all voice calls from work phone to mine
and using BT headset with my phone, but if I have to make an outgoing
business call since the work phone is likely buried somewhere I'll use
mine and it'll cost me money.

Carphone Warehouse said the Jabra 350 can do this, but said they don't
have any in stock. Which isn't surprising really, as Jabra don't make a
350. Duh.




TIA


frag

 

well, apart from this one:

http://www.jabra.com/JabraCMS/NA/EN/MainMenu/Products/WirelessHeadsets/JabraBT350/JabraBT350.htm

YTC.

 

I am indeed. I'm also a blind TC.

Thanks.

 

Richard Wood explained :

I have a Plantronics which can connect to either laptop or the phone,
which I suppose is the same thing? I have no idea of the model other
than the round the ear bracket is hinged to enable it to swivel for
left or right ear use and the in ear part is not the usual style of a
bung, more a type which funnels the sound into one side of the ear
canal. Later feature doesn't make my ear sore like the bung type - it
permits air to circulate and doesn't block external sound at all.

Came with mains charger and in car charger (which I've never needed to
use.

 

It's not quite that bad. I have a similar headset (250v) and it is
paired with both work (nokia) and home (sony) phones. To use it with
the one it's not currently connected to I use the "connect to headset"
option in the relevant phone.

I wouldn't trust a word that CPW say. Check with jabra before you get
it from somewhere else cheaper.