Since I know Mark and a few others are interested in headsets I’m posting this
question to the list and if its not on topic enough please feel free to close
the thread.
My question is this. I’m presently using both headsets. Right now these are
supposed to be the top headsets available. It surprises me how many years they
have remained in this position but that’s neither here nor there.
Both sound good, the plantronics is a lot larger but were I think the
Era totally falls apart is on the software. It does all sorts of strange
things with my iPhone. For example, if my call drops my radio app starts
playing and I have o manually stop it unless I turn the headset off then of
course the radio app sees a headset disconnect and stops.
Another example is the ability to stay connected to multiple devices is
far superior on the voyager. If I pair my headset to my phone and watch the
jawbone loses one or the other repeatedly. Plantronics very infrequent. Does
anyone else feel that Jawbone spent more effort on appearance than function?
Maybe that’s over stating but is anyone else familiar with both having the same
experience? Wonder what people think.
Thanks
Scott
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