TrustedReviews has a review of the Jabra JX10 and writes – “In essence then this is the most pleasant Bluetooth headset I’ve come across and I think it looks and sounds great. I will miss the boom mike of the Motorola HS-850 that turns on only when it’s open as that really extends standby time, but on the Jabra this is made up for by the inclusion of both a wall charger and a desktop charger, so you can have one waiting at each end of your journey. The only downside is that it’s a little on the expensive side. Considering the looks, the performance and all that you get in the box, it’s not bad value, but the price is certainly going to put some people off – though presumably not BMW or Porsche owners.”

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CNET has a review of the Jabra JX10 and writes – “Aside from its size, the Jabra JX10 sports an attractive design. Its sexy angular shape is complemented by a silver body with black accents. The earpiece rests comfortably in the ear, and even though the JX10 comes with a detachable ear hook, we found that we didn’t need it most of the time. Because of its symmetrical shape, it can be worn on either the right or the left ear.”

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BT160 comes with 33 interchangeable design covers. Besides that, BT160 provides up to six hours of talk time, up to 110 hours of standby time and weighs just one-half ounce (16 grams). It also features a standard answer/end call button and volume control, both conveniently located on the headset so users won’t need to touch their mobile phones when answering calls and adjusting volumes. Suggested retail price is $59. (more…)