Pros: Voice control, size, decent battery life, color

Cons: Does not come with soft ear tips, proprietary charging plug, picks up fingerprints quickly

Overall Review: The BlackBerry V1x appears to be nothing more than a black version of the V1. The commands are the same, the battery life, range, sound quality and functionality are identical. I got it to replace my old V1 which went through the washing machine and I prefer black over the regular gray color. The sound quality is good and the voice isolation works well. when driving a convertible at 65 mph people only hear a little wind noise, no more than most earpieces. It shipped with the latest firmware so I haven't needed to update it yet although my old V1 updated without problems. All in all if color doesn't matter stick with the V1 and save a few bucks, but if you want black then spend the extra $$. The name is a bit misleading as it has nothing to do with the Blackberry phone and has no features other than the standard V1, it paired with both my iPhone and Blackberry without issue although it doesn't support multi-connection BT yet....

Pros: (5 eggs takes the price into consideration) Tons of features, very high tech, great value considering what all it does. Great range, I can leave my phone on my desk and connect from out in the yard most of the time if I'm close to the house. Haven't had any dropped call issues that others report. Its not perfect, but I'm sure the models that have replaced it have fixed the minor issues I've had (for an extra 50 bucks or so, I'll stick with this model). Easiest pairing of the many bluetooths I've had. Excellent receive quality, plenty of volume. Comfortable enough to wear all day (at least for me); I've also found it to be quite secure in the ear with the ear-hook. Excellent outgoing audio in a quiet environment. Also paired effortlessly with my computer; I use it quite a bit with Google voice and often in place of my land-line or cell when at home; it's very helpful to keep both hands free to use the 'puter while carrying on a conversation to access and share files while

Cons: ...not thrilled with the noise canceling capability; in a noisy vehicle or high-noise conditions it tends to muffle on highest setting (according to people on the other end); most say they can still understand me, but the quality is compromised. I'm in noisy situations quite a bit; I think the "boom" is too short to separate my voice from the environment. I've found if I use my hand to direct my voice to the "boom" in those situations, it helps tremendously; I'm willing to put up with that for the price. ...inconsistent performance with voice-dialed calls; sometimes it gets it right; sometimes not. I don't like that it often places a random call when it gets it wrong without verifying first; I've learned to watch the phone to make sure it dials correctly so I can cancel quickly; that somewhat defeats the purpose of voice dial. On the other hand, I've found it to be very accurate when using the voice search and speech to text on my Droid Incredible, especially in a quiet environm

Overall Review: As it says in the title, I'm ordering another today for my wife/as a spare. It has incredible features and voice commands; I wouldn't buy this one at retail, but when its on the promo or shell-shocker promotion its a tremendous value, IMHO. One last thought: I'm an old guy; my kids and grand-kids give me a hard time about "looking like a geek" wearing my bluetooth all the time... ...they tell me they're out of fashion and pretentious. Screw em! Its just too handy and functional, and a tremendous safety feature when driving. I don't care if they're out of style... ...I'm too old to care; I've been out of style for years.

Pros: pairs easily charges fast fits around the ear nicly loud

Cons: low battery life bad stock charging cord voice quality is not useable for me

Overall Review: I got it and do not even use it due to the poor voice microphone quality. everyone just keeps saying "what?!" until I give up and take it out.

Pros: Voice prompted set up. lightweight

Cons: It uses the odd ball Mini USB (8-pin) B-Type connector. Come one!! BlueAnt wake up!! All phone and most accessories are now standardized on Micro USB B connector! I need to carry another cable when I travel. Yak!

Pros: Worked great out of the box, no pairing issues, very easy setup. But....

Cons: After about 32 days (guess how long the return policy is!) the head set won't charge AT ALL! I have tried many different cables so I know that's not the issue. One minute it worked and charged fine, the next it didn't. Terribly disappointed. It was a great purchase as long as it worked.

Overall Review: 1,000 characters would not be enough for my other thoughts!

Pros: It does exactly what it's supposed to do. Good talk time, good standby time, clear sound on voice calls. My family and friends don't complain that they cannot hear me anymore.

Cons: It doesn't make pie!

Overall Review: I bought this as a shell shocker deal for $24.99 as a replacement for my Motorola HS500. WOW! This headset is just incredible. It fits nicely, and I find it comfortable to wear, even for extended time periods.

Pros: -Pairs quickly, even has a voice instruct you over the earpiece if you don't know how. -Small, very comfortable even after extended wear

Cons: -Drops connection from phone constantly, even drops calls due to its random disconnection. -Inconsistent sound quality. Will sometimes get complaints from the other person about my voice quality while other times there will be no complaints, even when standing in the same place. -Relatively low battery life compared to other headsets I've used.

Overall Review: To be fair, I got this on the cheap during a sale so I got what I paid for. That saves it from being just one egg.

Pros: Easy to pair.

Cons: Other party had difficulty with sound quality, to the point of extending conversations due to so many "what?". Voice control didn't work well for me.

Overall Review: Probably good for the money, but mine is useless to me. Throwing away.