Is the voice headset really different than the fitness headset? The fitness one costs $50 more
1066062
Yes.The fitness headset can handle more moisture-perspiration.Tried both and have been using multiple units for over 10 years.
971037
Trust me Adam, you can find much better than this. It's EXTREMELY overpriced for what it is. The drivers in this headset are the same ones used in $20 headphones. Take a look at these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826465003&nm_mc=OTC-pr1c3grabb3r&cm_mmc=OTC-pr1c3grabb3r-_-Headsets+++Accessories-_-AZIO+Corporation-_-N82E16826465003&scpid=22&scid=scsho5454402
1601486
Functionally they are identical. The more expensive units have the ability to use earbuds instead of helmet speakers and also have a microphone boom.
1766280
This is a common misconception, one that has cost my company hundreds and likely thousands of dollars. You only need the lifter if your phone does not support external headsets. We use Shoretel 230 VOIP phones and these headsets work right out of the box WITHOUT the lifter. (We've purchased 50 or so of these lifters, only to find out that we do not need them.) So check with your phone manufacturer, IT dept, whatever you have available before ordering the lifter. As far as I can tell, you really only need it for much older phones, or for very generic non-office use phones. The majority of office phones have provisions for wireless headsets. This is a common misconception, one that has cost my company hundreds and likely thousands of dollars. You only need the lifter if your phone does not support external headsets. We use Shoretel 230 VOIP phones and these headsets work right out of the box WITHOUT the lifter. (We've purchased 50 or so of these lifters, only to find out that we do not need them.) So check with your phone manufacturer, IT dept, whatever you have available before ordering the lifter. As far as I can tell, you really only need it for much older phones, or for very generic non-office use phones. The... » Read More This is a common misconception, one that has cost my company hundreds and likely thousands of dollars. You only need the lifter if your phone does not support external headsets. We use Shoretel 230 VOIP phones and these headsets work right out of the box WITHOUT the lifter. (We've purchased 50 or so of these lifters, only to find out that we do not need them.) So check with your phone manufacturer, IT dept, whatever you have available before ordering the lifter. As far as I can tell, you really only need it for much older phones, or for very generic non-office use phones. The majority of office phones have provisions for wireless headsets. « Show Less
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I can't be 100% on it, but we use the E-Mic (looks like the QE headset) at several of my gym locations and they work for me.
1551975
One is basically for Console games, the other, Z version, is for PCs mainly. I would not recommend purchasing these headphones at all. They broke after 5 months and Turtle Beach never responded to my trying to get them replaced. They have ignored every attempt to get them replaced while under warranty. I would never recommend their products.
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Kolin would love to hear what you think when you start using Aria. Noticed on the Amazon website that the Fitbit Ultra is now $155. I got a Fitbit Ultra for me and also my daughter. When I ordered it about a month ago it was $99 each. I noticed that they had a Fitbit for $87. I am assuming that the one for $87 is the first one (or old one). You said you had both. I was wanting to recommend it to a friend. Do you feel that there is much differene between Fitbit & Fitbit Ultra.
891984
Yes, It is worth getting. I am enjoying my headset. It is easy to sync, fits good behind the ear and good sound.
636257
Yes, you can get 2 headsets and one receiver but not from our company. We don't offer the option because it would create a lot of unnecessary inventory and the headset is about $250 all by itself. In other words it doesn't make any sense for us to carry extra headsets when you can purchase the entire unit for $300. Keep in mind that our units are not only designed for standard use but also include adaptations so that they can be used for speech recognition. This is actually the worlds most accurate and most noise filtering speech recognition microphone besides being excellent with vocals and speech. PS: If you do decide to purchase, you might want to contact us privately at sales at knowbrainer dot comand we can make you a better deal. We have to pay Amazon and outrageous 15 points on the dollar
445427
I agree with both answers, but even though you didn't ask unless its a gift or you're a die-hard StarWars fan you can find much better headsets at good prices. They are really comfortable but sound isn't as good as others. I have owned them.
1462299
That's the only difference, one comes with adapter. Same headset, buy adapter by itself will be like $12.00
894777
I purchased the jawbone for fitness and didn't purchase anything to do with speakers? Sorry for any confusion
292030
Honestly from what I can tell, the only difference is the one for $144.80 includes the resistance band. I bought the one for $94.85 and it included all 11 DVDs, a toning band, the nutrition guide, the workout calendar, the measuring tape, the 5 day inferno plan & total access to the team beach body website. you can get a resistance band from Target or Wal-Mart for like $5.
329647
Oh! The Inspiration by far! I compare the Inspiration to Beats Pro. Beats Pro retail for about $400. I got the Inspiration on Amazin for $150. The studios suck. Go with inspiration man!
760517
Check to see if your TV supports wireless headphones. It might be a cheaper solution. NOTE: Other exercise machines may have the same noise level. This machine is about the same as others on the market. Go to a couple of different gyms and try them out, before you buy a replacement. Usually each gym has a week trial period "no charge".
644756
I dont think so, I had (but lost) 2 510's which were great BT headsets. First off, why did they change the design? The 510 design was unique, while this one just follows along the boom mic trend of many manufacturers. The 510 fit perfectly due to its unique design and because it allowed the earpiece to go in the ear, It would fit and I could hear it perfectly. To that end, the thing came with 3 different sizes and if you chose you could use it without... thats 4 different ways to wear it in one ear. The 520 limits you to a hit or miss earpiece that while better than most, does not give the flexiblity that the 510 had. Voice quality is good... if you are in close proximity to the paired device and if you dont have the 520 in line of sight, you may hear garbling due to sags in reception, this is not a problem I recall with either one of the 510's I had. Looks... gimmicky, faux carbon fiber? kinda large and hangs off the side of your cheek like a wide open barn door. (ok that last one is kinda harsh and not very helpful) I really do find that it does kinda hang there, I prefer my headset to sit close to my cheek, even rest upon it, if it doesnt then it looks and feels strange. So why do I have the 520? well I bought it because I read many great things about it at several websites, and like many people were so awestruck with the performace of the 510 in most aspects that I figured that the 520 which is the upgrade should be far better. However this didnt prove to be the case, I've had it for less than a week, I'll be returning it to get a replacement 510 (for the 3rd time). I dont doubt that this is a good headset from a great company, I dont think they garnered all those positive reviews by chance. But this one is simply not the one for me, hopefully the 530 will be the one. 3/5 stars.
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yes indeed. i use mine every time i go to the gym. but be sure to get the extra ear covers that they sell separately. they get sweaty. i remove them and rinse them if this happens, but it's nice to have fresh ones to switch out every so often. the sound quality is incomparable at this price, btw.