Noise cancellation and voice activation technology are excellent, Lightweight and comfortable, Smaller and less obtrusive than other Bluetooth headsets.
Difficult to get a snug, tight fit into the ear, Buttons need a significant push to activate, USB charging cable uses a proprietary connector, Audio quality not particularly good for music.
Yes, this could be considered pretty old news. The Jawbone has been around for a number of months now and there have been innumerable reviews already posted around the Internet. Youve no doubt heard glowing reviews of the noise cancellation abilitie...
Hard to press buttons, Comfort during use depends on the size and shape of the ear
Designed by Yves Behar the headset is actually quite different and nonstandard in comparison to the devices we are used to see on the market. But it is not only because of the design that the device is so attractive. Here we have a new technology, that...
Abstract: Having a good Bluetooth headset is a must for me. With the amount of time that I spend on the road or in the car having a headset I can depend apon is by far a top priority. I have been using the Motorola HS850 and it has served me well. Today, I recen...
Abstract: I’ve been using Bluetooth headsets for years and have had my share of favorites. Most of the time, I use my headset in the car and I recently switched to the Parrot MINIKIT (see our review). Unfortunately, it’s a bit buggy when it comes t...
Abstract: We’ve always tried to find the perfect Bluetooth headset for your mobile phone, it’s a huge market – but we think we’ve found it. It’s the Jawbone from Aliph. The Jawbone is marketed as having great noise cancellation, and it...
Absolutely stunning, unique design, like nothing else, Electronic noise reduction and automatic adaptive volume control, Only two buttons control everything, Spectacular, museumquality package contains a LOT of accessories, Excellent pocket manual
Bizarre, nonstandard power connector, Very tinny sound from the earpiece, No carrying pouch
The Aliph Jawbone Noise Shield Bluetooth headset is a spectacular looking product that comes in a drop-dead gorgeous display case. Its the creation of a very talented, upscale design firm, and features some truly innovative electronics to both squelc...
Abstract: Jawbone is a high-tech Bluetooth headset designed to be used with mobile phones like iPhone. What makes Jawbone so high-tech? According to the manufacturer its the only "adaptive" headset on the market today. It uses military-grade audio technology t...
Abstract: This week, we’ve tested two new Bluetooth 1.2 headsets that we really wanted to love: Aliph’s new Jawbone Bluetooth Headset ($120), and Bluetake’s BT400GL Bluetooth Headset ($65). They’re both major contrasts with a headset we&rsqu...
Abstract: Aliph is a relatively new name in the mobile Bluetooth market, but don’t let the fresh name fool you: their first Bluetooth product, the Jawbone Bluetooth headset packs in plenty of cool features, and does it in style. Designed by Yves Behar, the ma...
