Could use some recommendations on headsets

[mattig89ch he/him]

Hidy ho all,

 

I have a $30 bluetooth head set I picked up from radioshack, back before they were bought out by sprint.  its fantastically usefull while driving, but sometimes I need to use it while at work.  And, sadly, It doesn't have any noise cancellation to speak of.

 

I wanted to know if you guys knew of any good bluetooth headsets I could use while driving and/or while working in a construction yard.  Something that would reduce the noise from my surroundings

[Kynedath]

Sorry man. I got nothing. I don't even have a working set of earbuds.

 

This sub-forum doesn't get a ton of action, so I would recommend that you put a link here in your next post in the more viewed threads.

[mattig89ch he/him]

Sure, but I'd feel bad about just up and and saying "Hey, look at this!" with a link to this thread.  Are there any threads out there, that people don't mind you doing that, or where that's just considered acceptable?

[Paladin Brewer he/him]

http://www.yurbuds.com

 

I don't know if they have what you're looking for, but I use a normal non-bluetooth set of earbuds from this company, and they are the greatest earbuds I've ever owned hands down. They sound great, they don't fall out, and I don't hear much of anything going on around me (always my goal). Though, I don't work in construction either

[Clockwork he/him]

I just bought a pair from dollar general. They work great any where, though they slip a bit, and aren't the most comfortable.

[mattig89ch he/him]

Thanks for the feedback all.  I was kinda leaning towards the Plantronics Voyager Pro headset.  Water proof, and noise canceling seems right up my alley.

 

Not too jazzed about the problems some folks have had.  But they seem to be in the very small minority.  And every brand has a few lemons.