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BlueAnt's Q1 Bluetooth headset
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Wednesday November 25, 2009
Mr. Mobile
Wednesday November 25, 2009
Jay Goldman, AKA Mr. Mobile offers his
video review of BlueAnt's Q1 Bluetooth headset
. This headset does things a little differently; it uses voice prompts to lead users through the setup process and recognizes and accepts voice commands to do things like "dial contact, Mobile." If you're not comfortable issuing voice commands to your phone while in public, this may not be the headset for you. Otherwise, Mr. Mobile says it's a strong contender.Download this episode now
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BlueAnt Q1 Bluetooth headset
$129
Buy the BlueAnt Q1
- Uses voice prompts to guide users through menu systems.
- Easy to pair and use.
- Allows you to issue voice commands to the device or to your phone.
- Sound quality is good.
- In noisy environments, you may have to issue voice commands more than once before they'll be recognized.
$129
Buy the BlueAnt Q1
- Uses voice prompts to guide users through menu systems.
- Easy to pair and use.
- Allows you to issue voice commands to the device or to your phone.
- Sound quality is good.
- In noisy environments, you may have to issue voice commands more than once before they'll be recognized.
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By ksbag03053 about two years ago
(2009-12-02 13:39:47)
(2009-12-02 13:39:47)
Hey Jay,
Nice review of the Q1. I own both the Q1 and the Jawbone Prime, and find they both are great headsets with their own strengths/weaknesses.
Anyway, one correction: you *CAN* control the Q1 with the typical multi-button presses like on other headsets. You can even turn off voice control completely (from the settings menu). A description of the button controls is in the Q1 user guide (which, since it's so easy to use, nobody ever does! :-)
Find it here: http://docs.blueantwireless.com/en/Q1/reference/button_functions.php
Best,
Keith
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