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Technical Details
- Edgy design combined with ease of use and long talk time
- Wear it with or without the ear hook
- Two sizes are provided for individual comfort
- Auto-Pairing for no nonsense set up
- Jabra discreet light feature – the light indicator (LED) does not continually flash
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The Jabra BT2070 offers edgy hands-free design for people who want something out-of-the ordinary. This unique headset has an intriguing design that centers around an illuminating yellow circle that lights up for incoming calls. The BT2070 performs as well as it looks with simple functionality and staying power. Simple 3-button interface puts connection at your fingertips. Get started straight-away with automatic pairing and just touch the circle to talk.
Product Description
The Jabra BT2070 Easy Series offers edgy hands-freedesign for people who want something out-of-the ordinary. This unique headsethas an intriguing design that centers around an illuminating yellow circle thatlights up for incoming calls.
The BT2070 Easy Series performs as wellas it looks with simple functionality and staying power. Simple 3-buttoninterface puts connection at your fingertips. Get started straight-away withautomatic pairing and just touch the circle to talk. The staying power is greatfor a headset so small - with impressive talk time that means you can enjoyall-day hands-free comfort and convenience.
Edgy and stylish withquality to back it up - the Jabra BT2070 Easy Series is state-of-the arthands-free device that lets you connect with attitude.
The Easy seriesfrom Jabra gives you the freedom to stay connected to your world whenever andwherever you are.
Easy to pair with your phone easy to use and withhigh-quality sound to make it easier to hear and be heard- Bluetooth doesn'tcome much easier than this.
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21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
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Before I review the product, I feel it necessary to correct many of the reviews which have complained about the 'fact' that you need to lug around the provided charger and "why can't you just charge from a USB port?".
The short answer is that you can easily charge from a USB port. The socket for charging the headset is a micro-USB. I guess that Jabra have moved from the old mini-USB that we all know and love to the new micro-USB since all new mobile 'phones are required to move to this standard over the next few years to reduce the waste caused by every make of 'phone having a different charger, and you getting a new charger each time you buy a new 'phone. Jabra are just slightly ahead of the pack here and have moved to the new standard already.
So how do you charge without lugging around the charger? The simple answer is that, if you already have a very modern mobile 'phone, such as the Nokia models from the last couple of years, chances are that you already have the data cable that you need to connect your mobile 'phone to your PC. If you don't already have this lead, odds are that you will get one with your next new phone. This lead is ideal for charging purposes.
If you haven't got this lead and can't wait until you get a new 'phone that comes with the lead, then you can buy the necessary lead here ( Nokia CA-101 Micro USB Data Cable ).
Just so that you can see what I mean, I have uploaded pictures of the socket on the headset and the plug on the lead so that you can see the situation for yourself.
Now about the headset itself...
It is very light and very, very comfortable. Indeed it is much more comfortable that any similar headset that I have had before, including a previous Jabra model.
The pairing is simple (code is 0000) and most 'phones automatically try this first before asking you to enter a code.
Controls are easy to find with a nice big main control button that, depending on the model of your mobile 'phone, allows you to:
- answer calls
- hand up at the end of a call
- use voice dialing (depends on your 'phone)
- last number redial (depends on you 'phone)
There are two smaller buttons to allow you to alter the volume up or down.
Going back to the issue of the charger and the connector, in case you're concerned about whether you already have the right lead, I have uploaded some pictures so that you can see the connector (and my Nokia lead) yourself.
(BTW - it has also nicely paired with my Asus netbook to allow me to use it for Skype calls as well).
Highly recommended and worth the 5 stars
The short answer is that you can easily charge from a USB port. The socket for charging the headset is a micro-USB. I guess that Jabra have moved from the old mini-USB that we all know and love to the new micro-USB since all new mobile 'phones are required to move to this standard over the next few years to reduce the waste caused by every make of 'phone having a different charger, and you getting a new charger each time you buy a new 'phone. Jabra are just slightly ahead of the pack here and have moved to the new standard already.
So how do you charge without lugging around the charger? The simple answer is that, if you already have a very modern mobile 'phone, such as the Nokia models from the last couple of years, chances are that you already have the data cable that you need to connect your mobile 'phone to your PC. If you don't already have this lead, odds are that you will get one with your next new phone. This lead is ideal for charging purposes.
If you haven't got this lead and can't wait until you get a new 'phone that comes with the lead, then you can buy the necessary lead here ( Nokia CA-101 Micro USB Data Cable ).
Just so that you can see what I mean, I have uploaded pictures of the socket on the headset and the plug on the lead so that you can see the situation for yourself.
Now about the headset itself...
It is very light and very, very comfortable. Indeed it is much more comfortable that any similar headset that I have had before, including a previous Jabra model.
The pairing is simple (code is 0000) and most 'phones automatically try this first before asking you to enter a code.
Controls are easy to find with a nice big main control button that, depending on the model of your mobile 'phone, allows you to:
- answer calls
- hand up at the end of a call
- use voice dialing (depends on your 'phone)
- last number redial (depends on you 'phone)
There are two smaller buttons to allow you to alter the volume up or down.
Going back to the issue of the charger and the connector, in case you're concerned about whether you already have the right lead, I have uploaded some pictures so that you can see the connector (and my Nokia lead) yourself.
(BTW - it has also nicely paired with my Asus netbook to allow me to use it for Skype calls as well).
Highly recommended and worth the 5 stars
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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I got the BT2070 to replace my venerable old BT250, a device that was undoubtedly comfortable and easy to use, but made me look like I had a mollusc stuck behind my ear. I was pleased to find that the 2070 was just as easy to set up as the 250 and call quality was about the same - by no means the best but pretty good for a mono set - although the in-built volume didn't go as high as I would have liked.
As with the 250, the 2070 has a three-button interface - one for staring and ending calls and two for adjusting the volume. Whilst the call button is large and easy to locate during use, the volume ones are small and smooth like the rest of the headset so you may end up (as I did) having to take the headset off if you want to raise or lower the volume.
With the 2070 you get precious little; a single rubber earpiece 'bud', a mains charging adaptor and a small plastic hook for keeping the headset in place. Although you don't get one in the box, the 2070 can charge not only by the mains adaptor but also by a standard USB to Micro-USB lead; a very handy provision these days.
In use, I found the 2070 a little uncomfortable, an accusation I could never level at the 250. The earpiece 'bud' was just too big and shaped wrongly for my poor ears, so that it didn't so much as stick into the ear as sit on top of it. I appreciate that this is how it was probably meant to be, but I find that this method also made it stand out more (not exactly want I want from a Bluetooth headset) as well as making it feel loose, to the point that a slight knock could send it flying. The included plastic hook fits over the ear to keep the headset in place and works okay, but it looks a bit naff and doesn't really prevent unwanted movement.
The Jabra BT2070 works well enough but is a little too fiddly and stands out a bit too much for my tastes. It was also impossible for me to find a secure, comfortable fit for it, even though I don't think I have particularly odd-shaped ears. So while they may not exactly be the height of cool, I prefer the `behind the ear' headsets as they fit me better and feel less obtrusive.
As with the 250, the 2070 has a three-button interface - one for staring and ending calls and two for adjusting the volume. Whilst the call button is large and easy to locate during use, the volume ones are small and smooth like the rest of the headset so you may end up (as I did) having to take the headset off if you want to raise or lower the volume.
With the 2070 you get precious little; a single rubber earpiece 'bud', a mains charging adaptor and a small plastic hook for keeping the headset in place. Although you don't get one in the box, the 2070 can charge not only by the mains adaptor but also by a standard USB to Micro-USB lead; a very handy provision these days.
In use, I found the 2070 a little uncomfortable, an accusation I could never level at the 250. The earpiece 'bud' was just too big and shaped wrongly for my poor ears, so that it didn't so much as stick into the ear as sit on top of it. I appreciate that this is how it was probably meant to be, but I find that this method also made it stand out more (not exactly want I want from a Bluetooth headset) as well as making it feel loose, to the point that a slight knock could send it flying. The included plastic hook fits over the ear to keep the headset in place and works okay, but it looks a bit naff and doesn't really prevent unwanted movement.
The Jabra BT2070 works well enough but is a little too fiddly and stands out a bit too much for my tastes. It was also impossible for me to find a secure, comfortable fit for it, even though I don't think I have particularly odd-shaped ears. So while they may not exactly be the height of cool, I prefer the `behind the ear' headsets as they fit me better and feel less obtrusive.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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The BT2070 is part of Jabra's "Easy" series, and "easy" to set up it certainly is, but sadly that's where the "easiness" of the product both starts and ends.
Once set up, the sound quality is about what you'd expect from a mono, one-piece bluetooth headset: poor. That's if you can get it to stay in your ear, that is. Though small and light and not bad to look at, the headset has one major design flaw for me: its earpiece is just too large for my ear canal, and there's no way to adjust it with differently-sized buds. Added to that is the horrible plastic hook that goes over your ear, which is scratchy and flimsy and hugely inferior compared to other Plantronics headsets I've used.
There are only three buttons on the headset, but none of them are well placed or designed to be easy to operate by touch alone. It comes with its own adapter, but I would have preferred just a USB cable. The energy demands of the device can't be that high and most people have a USB power adapter these days.
In general, if you're going to be using this kind of device a lot, it's worth forking out a little bit extra and getting something that's comfortable as well as easy to use.
Once set up, the sound quality is about what you'd expect from a mono, one-piece bluetooth headset: poor. That's if you can get it to stay in your ear, that is. Though small and light and not bad to look at, the headset has one major design flaw for me: its earpiece is just too large for my ear canal, and there's no way to adjust it with differently-sized buds. Added to that is the horrible plastic hook that goes over your ear, which is scratchy and flimsy and hugely inferior compared to other Plantronics headsets I've used.
There are only three buttons on the headset, but none of them are well placed or designed to be easy to operate by touch alone. It comes with its own adapter, but I would have preferred just a USB cable. The energy demands of the device can't be that high and most people have a USB power adapter these days.
In general, if you're going to be using this kind of device a lot, it's worth forking out a little bit extra and getting something that's comfortable as well as easy to use.
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