Yep, I had such a hard on for BT when it 1st came out! It is so cool when it works. I BT pics to my PC from my phone, I stream Pandora from my phone to my car stereo using BT but I'm always screwing with it and it never seems to works seemlessly...:idk: Oh well, maybe they'll get it right eventually....

I have a shit ass knock off set of those. eBay fucked me on that deal. Thought they were legit. Anyway...the sound on mine sucked. And I cant get my phones to find the headset anymore.

I got a sena smh10 at my house ready to install.

I have a set of these, my boss and Scrapegoat have them as well
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The sound quality is great, plus they stay connected to my iPhone and don't get all jacked up like my old BT headphones. Phonecalls are reliable and have good sound on both ends.

Scrapegoat ordered a Scala Rider Q2 when we got back, and while it's a cool unit, it doesn't want to play music over BT from his iPhone or any adapter I have. Works fine for calls though.

^ where is the call mic for those?

It's on the left side, at the bottom where the bracket that goes behind your head attaches to the headphone, so pretty much as close to your mouth as it can be. It doesn't get any more wind noise than my phone itself or the two one-ear BT headsets do, and it's awesome for music. I run and sweat all over my rocketfish and it doesn't care, plus it holds a charge for a really long time. Also, it has full controls for audio using A2DP, but will work with any BT audio source. I really recommend them, especially after the shitty experience I had with both the motorola s9 and the HT820. They sell them at Best Buy.

Hmm, interesting. And you can't tell any diff in sound quality vs wired?

There's a little difference depending on the source, and the volume isn't as loud as earbuds but overall I'm very satisfied. Enough that when I dropped and boke my first pair I went and bought another the same day. I listen to music and video from my iPhone, two bluetooth broadcast adapters and a dongle for my laptop and all of them give me adequate performance through the headphones. Give them a try, I think they'll suit your needs.

Bear in mind I don't try to stuff these under a helmet and ride with them, they are for running, watching movies on my laptop and listening to music from my laptop/phone/iPod (through an adapter) while sitting or riding in a car. I would imagine they wouldn't work at all for riding.