Jabra BT2050 Bluetooth Headset Hands-on: Sony PS3 and Phones

I have had the pleasure of reviewing this Jabra BT2050 Bluetooth headset over the last two weeks, which I found has some good and some bad points as I will explain.

When the Jabra BT2050 arrived I was impressed with the slick and well presented packaging, so it shows that Jabra care about their products from the start before I even had a chance to use the headset.

Being a bit of a gadget fan I normally have no need to read the instructions, so I opened the Bluetooth headset and put it on charge, while it was charging it would be the perfect time to read the instructions, which is what I didn’t do (learn people, always read the details first).

I first used the BT2050 with the PS3 on a game called bad company, but could not get it to work which I thought was the headset, but then realised there was a problem with the game, so I then changed to COD4 where I was able to experience the BT2050. The sound quality of this Bluetooth headset is very clear and the BT2050 is very light on the ear unlike my previous headset, which felt like a brick in comparison.

The BT2050 feels great, has a quality finish and is very comfortable. The volume controls could have been on the side of the headset to make operating them easier, other than that, we fully recommend the BT2050 especially for the low price of around £19. In the box you get a Quick start manual, 2 earhooks in (S/M, L), an AC charger, and the Jabra BT2050 headset.

Jabra BT2050 Bluetooth Headset Features:
Chargers via Micro USB
e-SCO improves voice transfer from headset to phone
Standby time: 180 hours
Talk time: 4 hours

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