Jabra BT125 Bluetooth Headset

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(19 Ratings)

Price: $24.95

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Product Description

Keep your hands free

Jabra now introduces the Jabra BT125 – a discreet wireless headset for Bluetooth mobile phones. The headset lets you get on with your talking and keep both hands free for whatever else you need them for. Works with your Treo.

Keep on moving

The Jabra BT125 is the ideal accessory when multi-tasking is the order of the day. You can get on with your jobs and make and take your phone-calls without losing the use of one all-important hand! And when you’re in the car, tackling town with a toddler at your side, or even just making a cup of coffee or ironing your shirt – you can keep on talking without compromising on safety.

Making it simpler

The Jabra BT125 is so light and comfortable that you’ll hardly notice you’re wearing it. And its design is so functional, you’ll rarely ever have to touch your mobile phone. What’s more, it couldn’t be easier to pair and operate.

Universal Compatibility: Works with any Bluetooth enabled cellphone or smartphone.

TreoCentral Expert Review

Jabra BT125 Bluetooth Wireless Headset

Reviewed by Douglas Morse

The Jabra BT 125 is about as minimalist as you can get. It’s a little dollop with an ear loop. The speaker, without any sort of foam or plastic gel, rests in your ear. The ear loop itself is bendable, and the inside is coated with soft rubber type material. About the only trick this headset can muster is to flop over for left or right ear use.

On the face of the unit, which is of course basic black, is a translucent tear drop shaped multifunction button, which does the usual, answer, hang up, transfer and all of the rest. The only other button on this little non-wonder is a volume up and down switch on the side.

The unit charges from a lightweight AC adapter. The end is a non-standard one, when it could easily have been the mini USB I prefer. I had to root around in my box of electronics for a while before I retrieved the right charger.

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