... phone call the other person can hear me that good. In that point they are amazing
344405
Dont buy this , they are good until you have to update them. It will mess up everything and forget it if you need service . No service in USA
4224517
Wowsers, what a terrific phone!  The sound quality is superb.  I have hearing issues, and talking on every other phone I've tried in the last 5 years has been frustrating because I have to constantly guess what the person is saying and ask them to repeat when I can't guess.  There's zero guessing or repeating with this phone.  I'm truly amazed.  Now, full disclosure: I just got the thing yesterday, so who knows how well it will hold up, and I may have to modify this review later.  But for now, at least, I couldn't be happier with it and HIGHLY recommend it to anyone with hearing difficulties.
711405
I'm very impressed with how well this works. The voice command is very responsive. The background noise canceling works so well that even on a Harley at freeway speed I can talk on the phone and people don't know I'm on my bike.
1871059
This has turned out to be an amazing headset!  And a welcome relief from the Plantronics Explorer 395 I was using. It pairs beautifully and effortlessly with my HTC One M8, as it did also with the Samsung Galaxy 2 I had previously.  The call quality is gorgeous! I've had several people comment on it.  The noise cancelling works amazingly well! I have eaten a meal while on a call, and the person on the other end said they couldn't hear any of the noises, even with the mic inches from my mouth!  I've used it while driving in my very old, very noisy (busted muffler) car, and received listener feedback that there was no effect on the call quality/listener being able to hear my conversation. I haven't been outside with it yet, so I can't speak to wind noise cancelling.

Years ago I had the old Voyager Pro, so I already knew the comfort of this configuration - and wasn't disappointed!  I forget I'm wearing it most of the time.  As some people have mentioned, it can take a bit of effort to get the earpiece to sit in the ear canal snugly, but once you maneuver it in place, it stays put with comfort.

Once I learned the new placement for buttons vs my old headset, the Legend is very easy to use, and intuitive.  I love the ease with which I can mute myself, and change the incoming audio volume quickly.  And one thing that I anticipated was more of a gimmick than anything, I have discovered I appreciate more than I realized I would: the voice activated call answering feature.  It can be a bit annoying to hear "answer or ignore? answer or ignore?" in your head as the phone "rings", but I *barely* have to say, "answer" and the call is answered amazingly quickly! Makes it very nice for answering a call while I'm finishing up documenting a previous call.

The Legend works wonderfully for Skype calls on my HP laptop (after some tweaking of audio settings both for the computer and for Skype).  You have to fiddle around with the settings, to make sure you're using the headset mic and audio, but once you figure it out, it gives great sound.  My boyfriend said when I switched from the laptop mic to the Legend on our Skype calls, it sounded like I was sitting in the room with him! :)  I did have trouble trying to get the Legend paired to my wired desktop - sound was much poorer than with my Logitech webcam.  I'm not sure why the difference in quality, but my PC is older and I'm still using XP, so these might contribute to poor audio quality when attempting to VOiP on the PC.

I haven't used this headset much to listen to music or audio files, but the time I did, it worked fine - for a monaural device.

I can get a good 4-5 hours straight talk time out of it on Skype calls before it tells me I'm getting low, and completed a busy, non-stop phone calls 5 hr shift with 2 hrs charge still left on the phone; it's also a very quick recharge. I haven't tested the stand-by time since I either put it on the desk stand or in the case when not in use.

The case works amazingly well (and quickly for recharging), and I love the space for the Blu tooth dongle/adapter.  I'm going to really appreciate this case when I do some air travel here soon.  Since I bought this particular package, I'm feeling overwhelmed with recharging possibilities: the weighted desk charger (which I've really come to appreciate! soo easy to just grab and go), the case with charging station (and USB plugging capacity), the original little recharging piece (which I will probably never use), the USB/micro USB cable, and plug in unit.  This means I have 3 different ways I can charge this headset, either wall plugged or USB plugge.  A lot of bang for my buck with this one. :)
Update 11/19/2017: After 3+ yrs now of continuous use (8+ hrs or more every day), this headset is just now beginning to not fully charge (5 hrs talk time vs 6 hrs), and starting to drop calls after about 5 hrs of use. I'm getting ready to upgrade to the new Voyager 5200, but this package was an excellent investment and I will still get use out of it as a backup.
3415316
Let me start by saying I don't need a phone with a ton of bells and whistles, but I do need to be able to hear when it rings and hear the person I am talking to.  This phone meets, maybe even  exceeds, my hopes.  For the benefit of anyone with the same problem, go into "Profiles" where you are asked to choose between "normal", "meeting", "vibrate" and "outdoor".  Since these seemed to indicate how you might be notified, in other words, a louder ring tone if outdoors than in a meeting, I selected "outdoor".  When asked to indicate volume, showing 3 or 4 colored buttons, I activated them all.  I then went to tones and decided on "desk phone" instead of music and "ascending".  I then called my cell phone from another phone and was overjoyed to find that I could hear the cell phone's ring more clearly than my home phone.  This is the best phone I have ever had in that respect. Subsequently I tested the music tones but they were not loud enough for me.

With respect to volume of the  voice of the caller, there is a button on the case that controls that.  But you can be sure that you  can increase the volume at least as much as with any other phone, and probably more than most.  I called a friend to test the phone and was told I could be heard loud and clear.

Other pluses, at least for me, are the large keys and the large numbers that appear on the screen when you are dialing a call.  Additionally, there is a setting where you can use large letters in the address book and elsewhere.

Being one myself, I think this phone is a very good choice for senior citizens.

For those who want them, there are camera and video, but you must provide your own SD card.  You also have a media player, music player, recorder, internet capability, and Bluetooth.  I note from the comments of others that they are not up to snuff compared to some of the higher-tech phones that are available, but they are fine for me since mostly I use a phone to make calls.  Being able to easily hear the ring tone and the person I am speaking with is reason enough for me to give the phone 5 stars.

The so called "Cellular User Manual" that  came with the phone is terrible.  Just a couple of pages of text, no illustrations, and of little value.  It took me far too long to put in the SIM card, for example, because the directions were not clear.  I kept doing what I thought it said to do, but that was not correct.  I then went on line with my computer and found a complete  user guide, including illustrations, and highly recommend that anyone who buys the phone do the same if the "manual" that comes with the phone is a murky to you as it was to me.  You will save a lot of time and frustration.  I tried to include the link to a pdf user manual but Amazon apparently does not permit this since it was left out of the published review.  I am now editing the review to recommend a Google search for a Nokia 6085 User Guide.

The phone is good looking and has a solid feel.  I've had Nokias at different times in the past and know they give good service.
3717584
I received this item yesterday and within a short time I had it charged and paired with my Samsung Galaxy 4s.  The sound is excellent and the people I talked to had no problem hearing me.  Looks like I need a little practice with the call button, I hung up on my husband by accident.  If I run into problems, I'll update this review.
3989799
It is great.  The sound is clear.  While I am listening to music, I can hear someone calls and talk to that person.
1823690
These are amazing, I can hear clearly, I have had no issues hearing other people talking to me on the phone and no one has had any issues with hearing me while I am speaking to them. It drowns out the noise from the environment and connects easily to all Bluetooth devices. It also comes with a cool case, extra ear pieces (different sizes) and a charger. It keeps its charge for a very very long time and it charges pretty quick.
1255314
This is a review I post for the first time in my life.  I do so because I am so grateful for this telephone set.  A good 8 to 9 out of 10 incoming calls used to be telemarketers or silent.  National Do Not Call Registry didn't help me much.  For years, I hated my landline telephone.  I love the call block function this telephone set offers.  I have stared to take records of unwanted calls, researched on the web, and blocked those particular callers one by one.  After a couple of weeks, I feel that my landline telephone is becoming a useful communication tool again!  For this function alone, this telephone set worth every penny.

Besides, I am happy with the basic built quality of this telephone set, as compared to Ibiden I had before which came with awful ten keys.

I rate only 3 stars for Sound quality not because of the telephone set, but microphone for the Panasonic headset I bought at the same time could be better.  I am often told that I speak too softly until I carefully adjust the position of the beam microphone so close to my mouth.
1925729
I have had my pair for maybe a 2 to 4 months and I absolutely can't complain about how long they have lasted, of course I do not use them daily, but they do come in handy when I am on a phone call on my Cell Phone and I can simply plug these in and talk normally instead of my right or left arm becoming tired! This is great! I recommend it to anyone who would l
715029
I usually don't review products as I never see the need. I got got these while they were on sale, and was impressed with the build quality and sound. I did notice the left side was a bit quiet compared to the right. I contacted California and they sent sent me sent me a second pair.

TLDR: Incredible customer service, the best I have ever seen. I also love the headphone itself. I do not know a product I recommend more at the moment.

Tyler
2627975
for the most part it works good but sometimes my callers do not hear me clearly otherwise when working good and it awesome
217329
I have used these for months now and the sound is awesome. Coming from me that is a testament; I am almost deaf.
943091
These are beyond cool whoever I call can hear me better than having the phone upside my head music in phone and on YouTube plays clear I will be ordering more and the price is should be more but I'm glad it's not lol!!!!
4148684
The customer service by these guys is the best I've seen - they are TOTALLY committed to making sure you are happy with their product.  The charger is great and it's easy to use, and the quality is good, there is just one feature that makes this headset not the right fit for me (and it's not unique to them).  Many of the newer bluetooth headsets aren't just for phone/talk-to-text features like I need, but are basically a wireless earphones that take all sound the phone makes through the headset (music, ringers, etc.).  What I don't like is that all my text alerts ONLY come through the headset when paired, so if I have my headset paired with my iphone but I'm not wearing it, I don't even realize I have received a text b/c there is no audio alert.  I don't like this feature on these newer headsets but again, it's not unique to sharkk.
2920093
A lot of times when I call people they can't hear me and I have to keep calling them until they can.
4138488
I talk to clients on my cell phone all day long.  Many are seniors and have a hard time understanding and hearing.  Also, many of those calls are made from noisy environments - while driving or while in a coffe shop.  When I switch to the headset during a call I can almost hear the sigh of relief from my client - "WOW - THATS a LOT better ! " they say.  Also, I hear THEM better.  This allows me to do my craft ... communicate ... SO MUCH MORE EFFECTIVELY AND EASILY ! I don't have to ask people to repeat, and they don't ask me.  They can truly hear me smiling now ...  Only problem I ever had was with the adapter wire connections<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/theBoom-O-Universal-Noise-Canceling-Cell-Phone-Headset-with-Standard-2-5mm-adaptor-included/dp/B0057WXM38/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">theBoom O Universal Noise Canceling Cell Phone Headset with Standard 2.5mm adaptor included</a>, but these are cheap and easy to order on line.  Frequent use can lead to breaking the fine wires connecting to the phone.  Still, I'd much rather suffer that than the half-second delay and loss of clarity from every blue-tooth I have tried (including the molded earplug).