After the launch of the Jambox a few months ago, Jawbone seems to be focusing on the quality of audio in it’s products. That’s easy for the Jambox, a Bluetooth stereo, but Jawbone claims it’s managed to get better sound quality in it’s latest Bluetooth headset, the Era. If better audio isn’t enough, to justify more »

What is it? Like other writers hear at Gadgetell, I tend to use headphones quite often. Unlike our editor Robert Nelson, I don’t mind spending a relatively high price for good headphones. I have gone through several pairs of higher-quality earphones because I appreciate having better sound quality. Not to say I am an audiophile more »

At the CEA Line Shows in New York City Monster took the stage to announce a ton of new products, the biggest announcement coming through a partnership with Disney. Monster has teamed with the media company to produce headphones inspired by Tron. The new headphones are all black with Tron-esque blue highlights. Unlike most Monster more »

Bluetooth headsets are a dime-a-dozen at this point, and I am sure that coming up with a unique design is getting hard, but this latest Nexxus TalkStyle Pro Bluetooth headset has come forward sporting a design that is reminiscent of the Apple Bluetooth headset. Personally I liked that headset, so this comes as good news. more »

I like Aliph and when I do use a Bluetooth headset it is a Jawbone, but I have to question the latest release here. Well, maybe not the headset itself, but the fact that it has come with an app store. Of course, while that may sound strange there may still be a good use, more »

Lets face it, when you wear a Bluetooth headset of any sort you generally look like a dork, of course there are more than a few places where looking like a dork can be a positive if not safer thing though — such as when you are in the car. So despite how they make more »

One of the most difficult elements of a Bluetooth headset is not only its comfort level but also its sound level. Too often our conversations are cut short due to a lack of coherent communication. Gadgetell took a look at the Plantronics Voyager Pro to see if it could help.

Sure, CES is a great way to find brand new hardware and gadgets that are coming out within the next year, it’s almost easy to forget that there’s also some refreshes that occur at the same time. Logitech is doing their best to remind us of this with the refresh of their G series of computer gaming peripherals. Though they are built for gamers, the peripherals should appeal to anyone who wants some extra bells and whistles with their mice, keyboards, and headsets.

What is it?

• Coosh is a pair of headphones with a microphone that works with your iPhone or Blackberry.

What’s cool:

• The headphones are comfortable.
• Built-in microphone does an okay job.
• Built-in cord management is a good idea.

What’s not:

• Audio quality is not too great.

The Crux:

• For $30, the Coosh headset is a good idea that needs some revisions. Wait for a second version.

Keep reading for an in-depth review of the Coosh headset.

Recently, Nokia has announced a new Bluetooth headset called the BH-804. Now, if you’re wondering why Nokia is making a splash out of this new product instead of busying itself with a more newsworthy mobile phone, hold your horses folks because the BH-804 boasts something which made it worthy of this coverage. The BH-804 according to Nokia does not only provide crisp and clear audio quality but it happens to be Nokia’s smallest Bluetooth headset ever.

More details after the break.