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Plantronics Voyager PRO Bluetooth phone headset

Price: £79.99 Rating: 3/5

Communications expert Plantronics sells itself on its involvement in NASA’s moon landings in 1969. Back on earth, it’s now a big player in Bluetooth phone connectivity – and we tried its new Voyager PRO for size.

It paired easily with our mobile, and we could charge it to let it run for hours. We loved the four-button interface, which has a separate area for each function – from the on/off switch at the back to the raised volume key, and even a standalone control for voice dialling.

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Each one provided great feedback, beeping when it has been pressed.

WindSmart technology ensured good acoustics, even with the car window down, and operating the air-con or radio didn’t affect our conversation.

Thanks to the dual-microphone, callers could hear us clearly, although the stainless steel mic guard scratched our skin. What’s more, the earpiece slipped out of place easily.

 * Contact: plantronics.com

 * Problems: Microphone guard scratches skin, quite loose fit, doesn’t like to stay in the ear.

 * So why buy? Good sound from twin microphone set-up, long battery life.

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