In my opinion the BT160 is what it is� a unique, very fun and fashionable way to move up to a Bluetooth headset without looking like a Borg. If the 33 included faceplates don't do it for you, go wild and make your own. The customization possibilities are literally unlimited as long as you've got a good supply of glossy printer paper and a sharp X-Acto blade handy. The BT160 didn't live up to Jabra's distance-from-phone sound range claim, but for its modest price, it's a great value.
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Comfortable
Pairs easily and is easy-to-use
Faceplate customization options are endless
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Answer/End button feels cheap
Works only about 10 feet away from the Treo (not 10 meters/33 feet as claimed)
No carrying case or decent place to store faceplates |
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