I have been using this product for last two weeks. Beyond the comfort its quality what impresses me. Even in the loudest traffic areas I get clear voice. Excellent noise filter and easy to handle. Using with xperia sl. Cons Voice recognition is not capable to capture and interpret Indian names.

The Plantronics M-55 is comfortable to wear. The audible controls work nicely especially while driving. Also, sound can be heard through this device such as music, and TV/Movie programs. Awesome product, this is my third one.

Great if used with cell phone

This is a great Headset; I find it to be more accurate than the more expensive Headset

I use this for typing mostly on my PC it does pick up noise in the back ground which does cause typing errors but I have not found one that doesn't

I love this blue tooth! It's always charged with 11 hours talk time which is more than the other devices! It's not expensive. I've had it a year and it still looks new! I can answer calls by just saying answer! :) I love it!! I've had it a year.

I just got this ear piece for the price it works very well and comfortable while in your ear I love the hands free answering great product

Using this headset mostly for call during driving. Voice quality is great. The microphone is very sensitive yet not picking up environmental noise. I am very happy with the product.

Voice Quality

Easy To Tap To Disconnect

This headset is very very comfortable to wear and with its 11 hours talk time is, in my opinion, the best Bluetooth around, delighted with it.

Very good item am very pleased with it thanks keep up the good work

clear voice

It's fair to say that we loved Plantronics' premium headset, the Plantronics Voyager Legend , but how does its new budget Bluetooth headset, the Plantronics M55, fare?

Great price; Very good sound quality; Comfortable to wear; DeepSleep works well

Not the most stylish design; Some social media features only work in the US

Plantronics makes some excellent high-end Bluetooth headsets , but the Plantronics M55 is the company's latest entry in the budget-Bluetooth arena. The M55 is largely similar to last year's Marque M155 ($59.99, 3 stars), though poor background noise cancellation meant we could only give that headset...

A2DP lacks bass