Battle of the Bluetooth headsets

As the owner and operator of Blue-Sky Solutions (blue-skysolutions.com), a graphic design and tech-support shop in New Jersey, I spend hours on my cellphone, usually in the car, client offices, restaurants, and anywhere else I can get a signal. Recently, wireless Bluetooth headsets have taken a stylish turn. I tested a few to see if they offered as much function as form.

By Matthew Terranova, FSB magazine

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4. Sound ID SM100 ($130)

Volume adjustments were easy on this headset, but the main button for answering calls was hard to operate. PersonalSound settings and NoiseNavigation are meant to be big features, but I couldn't tell the difference between the various settings. Although callers said they could hear me even with my car windows open, the sound quality seemed otherwise average.