ECO-V268-11167 Wireless Bluetooth Headset – V268 – Retail Packaging – Black
ECO-V268-11167 Wireless Bluetooth Headset – V268 – Retail Packaging – Black
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List Price: $ 14.99
best Price :$ 9.50
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- Easy to use, excellent Sound, smart Design, Bluetooth v2.0, operating Range: Up to 10 Meters
- Charging Time: Approximately 2 hours, talk Time: Up to 4.5 hours, standby Time: Up to 100 hours
- Dimensions (mm): L 33 x W 16 x H 9.5, lightweight only 6.4g
- 3.7v Li-polymer Battery, optional Ear Hook, Includes AC Charger
- Compatible with all Phones that are Bluetooth enabled: Apple, BlackBerry By RIM, Cal-Comp, Danger, HP, HP Palm, HTC, Huawei, Kyocera, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Pantech, PCD, Samsung, Sanyo, Sharp, Sony Ericsson, UTStarcom, ZTE
When you go looking for a Bluetooth Headset solution you are looking for a complete kit, including ear hook, charger, and fully featured headset–Eco has answered the call. The new Eco V268 is a tiny, featherweight unit with excellent call clarity and numerous functions. Looking at the body you will first notice the multi-function button for easy call answer, reject, end, redial, and voice dialing with enabled phones. At the back of the headset are two buttons, one for decreasing volume, another for adding volume. The headsets bright LED responds to your input, giving you an indication of what mode it is in. When you purchase the Eco V268 all necessities are included, an easy to read manual, comfortable ear hook for prolonged use, and an AC charger.
List Price:$ 14.99
best Price :$ 9.50
this best price old post please check price update(price will lower or up)
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about 8 months ago
Headset Affordable with Nice Crisp Sound,
UPDATED REVIEW: Mystery solved. It turns out that the instructions that come with a headset are incorrect. You are supposed to turn the Bluetooth on on your phone, and then press and hold the function button on the headset for about 6 seconds until the LED flashes blue, when what you actually need to do is press and hold the function button on the headset for longer than 6 seconds until the LED flashes blue AND CONTINUE HOLDING THE BUTTON DOWN UNTIL THE HEADSET HAS A NON-FLASHING BLUE LIGHT, after which your phone should see it. Unfortunately, I had returned my first headset and purchased a replacement before I figured this out; I tend to follow instructions to the letter, and I assumed that the instructions were correct and that the unit itself was to blame. Shame on me.
ORIGINAL REVIEW: I would love to write a glowing review of this headset, but I can’t get the headset paired with my iPhone, or with my boss’ Droid. A Google search of the manufacturer didn’t get me a contact number for their customer service, so I can’t call them to troubleshoot. Now I have to decide whether it’s worth returning and getting a new one, or just going to Costco and buying the $50 Bluetooth headset they have there. At Costco, at least I know they will refund my money immediately if it doesn’t work. If I find a solution to this, I’ll be happy to edit my review.
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|about 8 months ago
Love it!,
I love this product! It is definitely worth the price. It is so easy to pair with the phone and the comfort and quality is great. Though, I will say if you have an issue with losing or breaking small items, you may not want this piece. It is about as big as a quarter and as heavy as 2 quarters. I would definitely recommend it, it would be a shame if you were to miss out on something so great at a price so small.
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|about 8 months ago
Get what you pay for,
I found it useless when there is any kind of road noise whatsoever. As long at the radio is down, and the windows are up & you stay off the freeway you are good. Strained, but good. You get what you pay for I guess, but then I went to a local store & found a Jabro for $20 & it is awesome.
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