How does it compare with Voyager Legend in terms of noise-cancellation and battery life?
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Battery life is comparable (an hour less, and you get a second full charge out of the case). Noise cancellation is about the same...not great.
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The Voyager legend had a worse noise cancellation problem in my experience because of the digital metallic feedback I would often hear. With the slightest breeze and the sound is garbled. The Edge didn't have the metallic distortion issue for me. Battery life on the Legend was longer, but the Edge has the portable charging case so it was convenient to prolong battery life.
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I've had two of the Legends over the years. The wires in the Legend have to flex every time you put it on off your ear. Eventually the wires break. The Edge doesn't need the special adapter to charge. Both were loud and clear, good battery life.
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P.S. this is the base bluetooth model, not the newer model. I can only hope the H7 has better battery life.
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I'm not sure if people in the library will hear you, however the batteries lasted ( for me) 6 months using them regularly at least 3 times per week, 2-4 hours. The batteries are not rechargeable. As far as the comparison to the QC15, it depends on what you are looking for. The noise cancelation in the Bose is a little better, but the sound quality in the M4U2 is superior. Lows, mids, & highs are clear, base is accurate.
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As far as the noise cancellation, it works fine, but that's about all I can say on a positive note. I prefer the older model better.
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I considered the 1490, but I don't need the bluetooth or traffic. I ended up buying the nuvi 865T and am happy with it. Some problems getting updates on the Garmin website. Also POI's were available for download on my old 265 e.g. Kauai, but none for the 800 series.
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as christian and william have noted no. the voyager pro hd has a usb port the charging cable plugs into. The voyager legend has no port, but a magnetic attachment with external contact points for charging.
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I have been using the Voyager Pro since original release in April 2009. I wear glasses and use my headset almost constantly. It does not interfere with my glasses, fits extremely well despite the glasses, and remains extremely comfortable (often to the point that I forget I'm wearing the headset). The Voyager Pro is the best Bluetooth headset you can buy...period. After over a year, it's still as solid as a rock, has never had an issue, and looks like it will last many more years. And it sounds amazing in both directions. Highly recommended!!!
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I can not confirm that. I'm not sure which is the legend. But these have a tiny plastic piece on the backside that will connect/lock into a groove on the earpiece. Sorry I couldn't help more. I have these laying around somewhere, because they weren't compatiable wirh my voyager plus. Try searching for the model bluetooth you own for replacements! Unless you don't mind loosing a few bucks & buying to try the fit on your headset... (if they don't fit) I see someone else has said yes. So gd luck.
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I think the headset you're looking for has arrived: Plantronics Discovery 975 Bluetooth Headset. It uses the same dual-mic technology as the voyager pro with and the form factor of the 925. Unfortunately, this is by far the priciest headset of the bunch.
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I am a mac user so the iphone catches my eye I already have the I touch but there is no internet with it,. The voyager the price is right free but, I have only read about itand the reviews are high
910327
Hey Pat, as a nano + zune user, I guess I can definitely answer to your question here..I have used both players so far and both of them have averagely similar battery life..I feel like my Zune uses a little more battery though but that must be due to wireless syncing..Thing about Zune, I charged it one day, and then left it on my desk for a week with the hold button locked, and after a week, the battery didnt get used up even a little..If you will have access to your laptop/PC in the next 24 hours, then you can be assured your player will run fine with you :)
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Well, I have the newer model of BOSE noise cancelling which I was using. Let me break it down: On long duration comfort-both the same. On Battery life - Phiaton. On the noise cancelling efficiency - Phaiton. On construction - Phiaton. On the reproduction of High, Mid and Low - Phiaton by far. Additional Feature - Bluetooth. I no longer use BOSE or other High Quality Noise cancelling headphone since my purchase of this headphone. BTW, I am an Audiophile.
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I have not seen a newer model, I have the my old 720 for backup and it still works.The 730 is a good reliable unit, me and my wife both have one.we are using it with the Samsung galaxy strat 3 (had more problems with smart phones) than with the Bluetooth.
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Hi Max, with regards to the comparison, personally I feel there is no comparison. The PSB is far superior in sound quality. Howvere the noise cancellation in the Bose is impressive. With regards to whether people can hear you in the library, I would say like any head phone when played at a very high volume people near you can hear you especially in a quiet surrounding like the library. But if played at a reasonable volume your're pretty safe. Ask a friend to give feedback or ask a friend to put the headphones on and you listen. That's the best gauge. Battery life based on 4 hr usage a day last more than 2 months. Reviewers say it last 55 hrs on a day and night usage. Hope this helps. Cedric Hi Max, with regards to the comparison, personally I feel there is no comparison. The PSB is far superior in sound quality. Howvere the noise cancellation in the Bose is impressive. With regards to whether people can hear you in the library, I would say like any head phone when played at a very high volume people near you can hear you especially in a quiet surrounding like the library. But if played at a reasonable volume your're pretty safe. Ask a friend to give feedback or ask a friend to put the headphones on and you listen. That's the best gauge. Battery life based on 4 hr usage a day... » Read More Hi Max, with regards to the comparison, personally I feel there is no comparison. The PSB is far superior in sound quality. Howvere the noise cancellation in the Bose is impressive. With regards to whether people can hear you in the library, I would say like any head phone when played at a very high volume people near you can hear you especially in a quiet surrounding like the library. But if played at a reasonable volume your're pretty safe. Ask a friend to give feedback or ask a friend to put the headphones on and you listen. That's the best gauge. Battery life based on 4 hr usage a day last more than 2 months. Reviewers say it last 55 hrs on a day and night usage. Hope this helps. Cedric « Show Less
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Its purely a personal preference ... I had a Plantronics Voyager with a case a couple of years back and never really used it... so I didn't get one with my ERA this time but ended up misplacing the ERA in all sorts of places ... (it is quite tiny), in hindsight maybe I should have gotten one.
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Looks like its basically the latest and greatest rev of the product. BT is now compliant with BT4, ability to connect to 2 devices, and a better codec for improved audio quality. Battery life looks a bit longer as well (12 hrs vs 8 hrs).
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R+ Legend compared to the R+.... Legend has wider freq 5hz-25khz and the r+ has 10hz-22khz. The battery is a little better on the r+ because of this, only by 28hrs compared to 25hrs. This is only being read off their specs, not by personal experience. So I hope that helps.