Topic: Bought some Bluetooth headphones

[BranDonk Kong]

Rocketfish Mobile RF-MAB2 headphones, to be exact. They are pretty awesome. $57 is a great price, and these are actually rated (much) higher than Motorla's current offering. The audio quality is superb, and they have built in settings to change the sound if your audio source does not (or if you don't feel like messing around with the source). I can walk around my house without carrying my phone and the connection never drops (though I go these mainly for the gym or watching movies on my Xoom). If you're in the market, I highly recommend them, and you get 30 days to return them if you aren't satisfied anyway. They include a microphone too, so it is technically a stereo headset, works on the PS3, etc. The Bluetooth in my wife's car stereo is horseshit, so I wasn't expecting too much, but I was very pleasantly surprised. They sound just as good, if not better, than any other wired headphones I've ever used.

[EasyCure]

at one point I really wanted to get a pair of Bluetooth headphones to use on my ipod (read:ipod, not iphone) but didn't feel like gambling on an adapter that may or may not work* so it never came to fruition.

I've been riding a bike recently and Bluetooth headphones would go perfect with this, I may have to try these (if compatible).

[pearlsparrow21]

their are so many types of Bluetooth headphones are available in market. like Samsung Raphael HM1100, Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-105, Plantronics Bluetooth Headset Voyager Pro+, Samsung Bluetooth Headset HM1700 and many good other company product you can choose any one it support to your ipad.