Kensington Bluetooth Stereo Headset Over The Ear By samtheman410 on Jul 21, 2009 - Updated Sep 18, 2011

The Kensington Bluetooth Stereo Headset function as a good wireless headset. The sound quality is OK, but sometimes becomes staticy. For listening to music, it is an enjoyable experience, as long as you keep in range [which is short on my computer, but around 20 feet on my phone]. Taking calls, however, is another story. The person on the other line often complained that the mic was too soft and it was hard hear me. Hearing on this end is OK though. The easy to reach buttons located on the sides of the headset are very convenient and work well. The headset is very comfortable most of the time. When lying down, the behind-the-neck part can get in the way, but can be adjusted. Unfortunately, that can cause the ear parts to push up, away from your ears. In the dark, the blinking light of the headset can be annoying. Connecting is easy most of the time, although switching between a computer and phone can be difficult. Overall, I have had a good experience with these headphone and would recommend them for easy listening.List price is about $80, but online deals start at about $20