Delighted with this product

I am a farmer. So far my headset has been exposed to dust, mud, rain and paint, and I have used it in strong wind and in the noisy ute. I am very pleased with its performance, and although I find it a little tricky to fit (I also wear glasses), once it's in my ear it is comfortable and secure.

On one hand you have tiny Bluetooth headset like the Moto Hint, which we've recently reviewed . With these types headsets it's all about style and portability. On the other end of the spectrum you have the much larger headsets like the Plantronics Voyager Legend , where it's all about long battery...

While it might appear that some people are talking to themselves, it could be that they are using a Bluetooth headset linked to their mobile phone

Introduction:Several things make it clear that the Plantronics Voyager Legend UC is a premium Bluetooth headset aimed at business professionals and the most demanding of users. First of all, the device is designed like a high-grade precision instrument, thus giving its wearer a prominent “I am so important” look. Then there's the rich feature set, which includes convenient voice commands and multiple microphones for enhanced audio experience. It goes without saying that we have high hopes for this top-of-the-line product, so let's give it the review treatment and see what it has to impress us with!Upon opening the headset's retail box we're delighted to see that it comes with a broad variety of accessories, which are added to further justify the $200 price tag of the Plantronics Voyager Legend UC. There's also a non-UC variant of the headset, priced at a much more reasonable $100 yet missing some of the extras listed below, such as the Bluetooth USB adapter, the carrying case and the c...

The $99.99 Plantronics Voyager Legend big boom microphone isn't for the fashion conscious but its superb call audio quality and comfortable fit make it an excellent buy.

Lighter and less bulky than other boom-style headsets; the Plantronics Voyager Legend has superb audio quality and a well-crafted; comfortable design.

The Plantronics Voyager Legend's big boom mic arm isn't compact; Its ear tips don't form a tight audio seal.

While it might appear that some people are talking to themselves, it could be that they are using a Bluetooth headset linked to their mobile phone

The Plantronics Voyager Legend UC ($199.95 direct) Bluetooth headset is a deluxe version of the standard Voyager Legend, which is one of our favorite models. But in addition to working over Bluetooth, the UC version comes with a tiny USB-compatible receiver for hooking up to a PC or Mac for use with Skype, Avaya, IBM, and other UC standard VoIP clients. It's a good choice if you make a lot of VoIP and cellular calls from your desk, and prefer a wireless, mono headset to something like the Plantronics Blackwire 720, which offers a more traditional stereo headset fit and a wired USB connector. That said, the Voyager Legend UC's price gives us pause, the same way the two-year-old Voyager Pro UC did; the included accessories, while useful, shouldn't double the price. Note that there's also a separate B235-M version of this product; that one is Microsoft-certified and optimized for use with Microsoft Lync 2010 and Microsoft OCS 2007 only. This review focuses on the standard Voyager Le...

The included UC receiver makes this version of the Plantronics Voyager Legend Bluetooth headset better than ever, although you'll pay for the privilege.

Clear, crisp voice quality; Comfortable for a Bluetooth headset; UC receiver adds VoIP compatibility for extra flexibility

Expensive; Headset is larger than your typical model