They work flawlessly with my laptop and my iPhone. All I have to do is turn them on and turn on the bluetooth on the Apples and I am listening to whatever. With the iPhone I can leave it in my backpack and be up to 60ft. away - pretty good distance for a class 3 Bluetooth device. They are comfortable, the highs and lows are crystal clear.

The Sennheiser MM200 Bluetooth In-Ear Stereo Headset are a absolute bargain for what you get in sound and technology. The design is perfect for keeping them around my neck in case I have to hear something and need to take them out for a second and forget about them. The control (on,off volume, answer call) function perfectly, even when operating them through clothing.

The only bad thing I can honestly say is that I wish I had more ears, because I would buy another pair right now. Although, a hard carrying case would be nice feature to have with them. I use a hard Sun-glass case to keep them from getting damaged. But that is a minor problem, compared to the benefit they provide to me.

"I am not sure why others are having issues with this headset. I have had them for two weeks now. I was able to sync with my iPod Touch and my Android Bionic within a few minutes. Phone calls are nice and clear, music is also good. I used the headset for an international call for over an hour and had no problems, no drops, no noise, just good clear sound. One thing I did not expect was that the phone call come through both earpieces. So I was able to use them both, block out unwanted noises and concentrate on the call.

I have looked for a solution like this for a while now. I was never big on the cyborg look of having bluetooth headphones in your ear all day when there are no calls, until now. This headset is just there for you, waiting to be used.

When I need it, or my phone rings I just pop it in my ear and away I go. I few times the unit was off when the phone rang and I was able to turn it on, let it sync and still have time to answer the call. Now how many bluetooth headphones do you know of that can process all that without freezing or getting a error? Let me guess... not many.

Thanks for taking the time to read my blog post and I hope your able to use this site in finding the right set of stereo headphones which will work best for you.

Hopefully the information below will shed some light on wireless headphones overall and help you on your quest when buying the best headphones whether it be online or in your local electronic store.

Like me, most people dislike headphones because the average cord length can seem very restricting and usually is. I know you could use bulky extension cords, but who wants the extra weight of them on your head. Bluetooth stereo headphones use a different wireless technology to eliminate the cord between the headphones and device. Essentially, a bluetooth wireless transmitter is placed in the connector port that sends sound signals to the wireless headphones, which acts as a receiver.

Most bluetooth headphones are battery powered using a rechargeable battery (any bluetooth headset should come with a charger) and are gaining popularity among iPod's, MP3 players, and cell phone users. Average battery charge and listening times, vary slightly per brand and model. On average, the listening time on a charged battery is 5-7 hours of constant use.

The best quality wireless signal you can get is a bluetooth RF signal and there also the easiest to setup overall. Also used by other computer and gaming electronics, bluetooth frequencies have proven to be the most reliable for delivering the best sound within virtually any home, office or even while jogging.

You should look for higher frequencies as they deliver longer wireless range between you and the item. Bluetooth stereo headphone wireless technology is growing so fast and now used by most portable devices. A bluetooth signals current range is about 30ft-40ft of clear wireless transmitting.

TIP: The optimal frequency response of our ear is 20Hz to 20,000H and any headphones you can buy these days or exceed that frequency range which makes it easier to pick one out. You'll find that all name brand bluetooth stereo headphones exceed the optimal frequency response by almost triple. You will end up wearing your set all the time even if you don't need to be quiet playing video games / computer games since you can hear even the lightest footsteps and incredible sounds which you wouldn't normally pickup from normal TV playing.

One of the newest uses of bluetooth stereo headphones is at home, for watching TV whenever you need it to be quiet and not bother anyone. Every HDTV television will have a 3.5mm headphone jack (similar to what you would find on most audio players). If you ask people the reason why they use wireless headphones, the number one answer people would give is for watching or listening to music at night just so they do not disturb others. It's the best way to appreciate TV at time of the night while keeping the volume level high just where you prefer.

Are you curious which bluetooth headphones set is better for watching TV and which headsets are better for computer use? With bluetooth, it doesn't matter! Bluetooth does it all and allows you to move around the house during commercials or to get a drink - doesn't matter why. Now since more and more HDTV's these days incorporate a bluetooth option, be on the look out for that option if planning on buying a new television. If your intention is streaming videos from your computer or on portable device... you will 100% hands down want a set of QUALITY / NAME BRAND bluetooth stereo headphones just because they deliver such a higher quality sound over normal stereo headphones and 2.4GHz wireless headsets.

*IMPORTANT INFORMTION: The last thing you want to do is flake out and buy cheap bluetooth headphones, I learned my lesson real fast with third party brands. I have listed a few specific bluetooth stereo headphones models that in my opinion will be the best bang for your buck and no brainers on buying as a gift.

To my delight, when compared to listening to music from my old bluetooth stereo headphones... Logitech really takes the cake on these for any mp3 audio player and iPod's. I'm now a believer after listening to Metallica, Eminem and Jimmy Page, I was very very impressed by how insane the clarity and depth of any genre of music I put on. Even the bass came through so clear but hit so hard - amazing when you don't even feel like your wearing wireless headphones when it only weights 3.2oz.

The Logitech headphones win this time around with design too. The unit comes in a really nice shiny black coloring you can say. Just let the so soft foam earpieces wrap around the back of the neck which features a flexible, but solid feeling frame. I didn't seem to notice any added bulk when wearing the Logitech MP3 iPod headset and people actually commented on how cool/stylish my wireless stereo headphones were.

On the right earpiece, you get volume controls that are easy to find by touch because of slight indents on a circular control interface. The iPod version, also has track control on the earpiece for skipping forward or back for the newer Apple iPod generations. A separate bluetooth wireless transmitter will plug into any device with a standard headphone jack. If your interested in the iPod edition, it only comes in gray and white.

All the models of Logitech's bluetooth headphones are surprisingly comfortable and is capable of perfectly smooth reception at up to 30 feet. At the gym, I ventured slightly further than that from the transmitter, but found the headset still worked well, despite an intervening wall.

No more problems of your batteries just dying on you in the middle of a nice jog. To avoid draining the headsets, Logitech includes rechargeable li-ion batteries in both the bluetooth stereo headphones and transmitter. The charger cable has two plugs which charges both components and each charge I found lasted about 8 hours of pretty heavy use.

Only two times did the bluetooth connection between transmitter and stereo headphones go out of sync but was able to resync them within seconds of clicking button. All in all, Logitech's wireless headphones are a great extra for digital-music lovers. With them, you can enjoy listening to your favorite music during favorite activity without the annoying clutter of wires and can just put your mp3 player away in your pocket, bag and even attaches to a belt clip.

See larger image Logitech FreePulse Wireless Headphones (Electronics) List Price: $109.99 USD New From: $199.95 In Stock Used from: $144.99 In Stock

Naturally the first thing you notice is the bluetooth dongle. This attaches to the docking port on the bottom of your iPod making it only compatible with Apple's that have this docking port. More a less, these bluetooth stereo headphones were made for the newer iPod generations.

There are controls for the music are on the right ear cup, allowing you to set the volume, navigate through menus, and of course play, pause, fast-forward and rewind. The package is very generous: you get a solid travel case (it's a nice size I must say) filled with extra cables, a recharge pack with included international adapters (awesome) and a stereo jack adapter... and don't forget about the USB cable! The Reference 610 blew me away with all the included accessories making it work right out of the box regardless of where your going and what you have to do.

The JBL Reference Series 610 audio performance is super strong but super clear with pretty good crisp high end's you would expect from a higher priced wireless headset at this point. The wireless connectivity works exceptionally well. Just plug the dongle into your music player or phone, push the power button on the headphones, and within a few seconds the devices are paired and your music starts to pump (LOUD). If you pull out the dongle and replace it, the connection may be lost and it can take a tiny bit to reestablish link, but switching the headphones off and then on again fixes this.

Eliminating wires does improve your listening experience and the sound quality is far superior to most headphones that cost a lot more. It's a shame the dongle hasn't been designed in such a way as to allow a iPod to be docked while in use, because that would allow your apple to charge while you dance around the house jamming out in your favorite Sunday outfit! I cannot wait to see the future of computer and laptop bluetooth devices and the type of technology we will all be seeing soon.

See larger image JBL Ref 610 Over the Ear Wireless Headphone (Black) (Electronics) List Price: $199.95 USD New From: $299.99 In Stock

Altec packages the 903 stereo headphones about as simply as possible: a power adapter is included for easy recharging, but nothing else; the headphones are what they are. They come with sculpted cone-like rubber earpieces built in, channeling their 14mm speaker drivers sound in the general direction of your ear canals, and have telescoping, swiveling arms that can be stretched and repositioned to fit your ears. Text and icons on the headset are a mix of silver and gold, pretty nice looking I would say.

The earpieces enable the wireless headset to incorporate some components that will benefit many iPod touch 2G and iPhone users. First, there’s a more powerful than average bluetooth chip inside, capable of working at distances of roughly 60 feet from the iPhone 3GS before the signal starts to break up on both sides of a phone call; at distances of roughly 30 feet, callers reported hearing a little inoffensive static on their end, as well. The bluetooth chip uses the 2.1 standard, pairing very easily PIN free with all of the bluetooth devices I tried, and apparently drawing less power when used with 2.1 compatible products. Up to seven hours of battery life for talk or listening are promised, and we ran the 903's for comparably extended periods without needing a recharge.

For the most part, you can expect that these are a good performer, all things considered. Both telephone and stereo bluetooth music are clear, unlike my usb headset. People I called said that there was a slight treble boost and that our voices sounded a little more compressed when heard through the headset, but good overall. There’s also a feature called OpenMic, which lets you hear your surroundings rather than the music that’s streaming wirelessly.

Overall, a number of very real advantages to users looking for bluetooth stereo headphones with calling and music features.This includes impressive broadcasting capabilities, a design that’s acceptable visually, and a reasonable price tag. If you’re willing to take a shot and see whether this pair of wireless headphones will fit on and around your ears, you’ll almost certainly find the sound quality, weight, and battery life to be acceptable until the next major breakthrough in Bluetooth headphone technology comes along.

See larger image Altec Lansing 903 BackBeat Headphones (Electronics) New From: $68.99 In Stock Used from: $50.00 In Stock

This unit works with any bluetooth devices (computer, iPOD, MP3 Player) that support A2DP and AVRCP profiles. For any products you own which do not have bluetooth, they sell as a side product a "IOGEAR Bluetooth Audio Transmitter (PN: GBMA211W6)" which transmits audio signals wirelessly to your bluetooth stereo headphones.

See larger image Wrls Bluetooth Stereo Headphone Blutooth Enabled Cell Ph MP3 Player (Electronics) List Price: $64.99 USD

I was also really impressed and shocked with the range I get in the gym, home, car - basically the Sony DRBT50 bluetooth stereo headphones had no problem regardless of what I was doing. If you have tried other bluetooth stereo headphones and they didn't meet your needs, these Sony bluetooth headphones are top of the line quality and built to list. In my opinion, I can say these are the best you will get for the price and I definitely recommend it to everyone.

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They are a lightweight bluetooth headset and I think they are very comfortable to wear. The battery life is about 11 Hours with heavy use and takes about 3 hours to fully charge.

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See larger image Sony DRBT22 Wireless Stereo Headset (Electronics) List Price: $99.99 USD New From: $69.99 In Stock Used from: $65.23 In Stock

At first glance, the Cardo S-2 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones looks like a regular behind-the-neck pair of headsets. Look closer and you’ll find a hinge above each earpiece, which lets the bluetooth stereo headset fold down into a more compact shape. Connecting the two earpieces is a sturdy rubberized band, which can stretch out to accommodate most head sizes. The entire device is pretty light (about 2 ounces), so we could wear it for long periods of time, which is perfect for daily commuting. The 2-inch-wide earpieces fit nicely on top of our ears, and we especially liked the cushioning of the earpiece foam covers. There are also rubberized grips above each earpiece for a more secure fit. We liked that there is good spacing between the grips and the earpieces, allowing plenty of room for spectacles or sunglasses.

There’s also a LED underneath the Play/Pause button that lights up when the headset is activated. The Play/Pause button is large and easy to press, while the multifunction and volume keys have large bumps on them, making them easy to press as well. The track forward/track backward sliding mechanism is easy to use as well.

We successfully paired the Cardo S-2 with every bluetooth capable phone we could find. Pairing went very smoothly, and we could answer and make calls very easily with the S-2. Incoming call quality was excellent; voices sounded natural, with little static. Outgoing call quality was also pretty decent, but callers did report some noise in the background when we called from a restaurant setting. Since the Cardo S-2 is a bluetooth stereo headset, we tested it with music from the LG Muziq also. We absolutely enjoyed the sound quality of the tunes–the songs came through loud and clear, with great volume and bass effects.

See larger image Bose® QuietComfort® 15 Acoustic Noise Cancelling® Headphones(Old Version) (Electronics) List Price: $299.95 USD Used from: $209.00 In Stock

On first look you would fail to recognize that these are actual bluetooth stereo headphones and not some other wired thing. The entire design has just two earplugs with a wire connecting them. The only button on the Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800 and the microphone are built near the left earphone. There are no volume controls on the bluetooth stereo headphones, so you need to rely on your mobile for all audio controls.

The Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800 bluetooth stereo headphones comes packed with a clip that plugs the connecting wire to your collar. This is much needed, else believe me you won’t even realize if this thing fell off your shoulders when not in use. Its really tiny and lightweight. The charger port are built inside the bluetooth handset, so no extra parts to worry about.

The Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800 comes with a carry box that acts as a much needed protection cover for the bluetooth stereo headphones when you are not using it. This reminds me of my old Sennheiser LX90 that also came with a carry case, but a much simple design. However a trendy carry case with a sleek gadget is always welcome.

The Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones connected to my N73, Nokia 6233, Sony Ericsson W595, Nokia E63 and every cell phone I had and connection was effortless and the bluetooth stereo headphones audio reception with all of these were way above average, one of the best for this price range.

See larger image Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800 Stereo Bluetooth Headset (Black) (Wireless Phone Accessory) List Price: $179.99 USD New From: $69.99 In Stock

Fortunately, my first choice did not disappoint me. The Sony DR-DT140Q works pretty damn well I must say and looks extremely nice as well. It can pair only one bluetooth device at a time, but that’s almost every bluetooth headset. The sound quality is also good, at least much better than the ones I had. I am very satisfied with these bluetooth stereo headphones except some buttons still don’t work with my iPhone, but this is Apple’s fault and not a problem with Sony's bluetooth handset.

The Sony DR-BT140Q Bluetooth Stereo Headphones are available in four colors: black, white, silver and pink.

See larger image Sony DRBT140Q Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headset (Silver) (Electronics) List Price: $99.99 USD New From: $169.99 In Stock

-Detachable cable lets you easily convert mono headset for stereo listening on your music-enabled Bluetooth Stereo phone

-Sound-isolating bluetooth stereo headphones block out distracting background noise so that you can focus on music or conversation

-Plantronics AudioIQ two-way noise reduction technology¿now every word can be clearly heard, regardless of the surrounding noise

-Seamlessly switch between calls and music with the same headphones. Tune out the world, tune in your music and stay in touch

-2-in-1 headset with one-touch call and music controls. Adjust volume, mute the microphone, track forward and back, pause, and then play on

The Plantronics Voyager 855 weighs in at just over half an ounce, and lets you choose mono or stereo performance, thanks to a detachable stereo cable. At that weight, anywhere you go, these will always be there for you. The bluetooth stereo headphones mold to the shape of your ear, and come in a variety of sizes.

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