Plantronics MX150 Flexible Boom Headset with 2.5 mm Plug
- Patent-pending Flex Grip design produces a stable and comfortable fit and allows for one-handed placement in the ear
- The bendable, noise-canceling boom microphone provides optimal fit and lets you hear and be heard clearly
- Noise-canceling microphone provides superior sound quality
- Uses Plantronics most popular discreet style
- Compatible with all phones that have a 2.5mm jack
Product Description
lantronics MX150 flex grip with noise canceling boom microphone and 2.5mm jack BULK IN POLY BAG Verizon BrandedAmazon.com Product Description
The Plantronics MX150 noise-canceling mobile headset combines the company’s proprietary Flex Grip design with advanced microphone technology to deliver a discreet, stable, and high-quality headset. The MX150 is compatible with most headset-ready mobile devices, including models made by Motorola, Samsung, LG, and Kyocera. The headset’s bendable noise-canceling boom mic is designed to provide an optimal fit and high clarity just about anywhere, and the headset’s Flex Grip design permits one-handed placement in your ear. One-touch call answer/end and voice-activated dialing are available for most popular Nokia and Motorola phones, though be aware that voice-activated dialing must be supported by your phone or service for this feature. The headset uses a standard 2.5 mm input in an L-shaped configuration th… More >>
Plantronics MX150 Flexible Boom Headset with 2.5 mm Plug
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5 comments
Leonard Barshack on December 27, 2009 at 7:48 pm
Poor sound quality…
Awkward to wear, and unlikely to stay in…
I ordered one hoping that the 5 start reviews has some merit and the the 1-2 star reviews were missing something. Bad decision…
I am returning this product. I am a little upset that I have to pay shipping, since it is such a poor product.
Anyway, you have been warned. You have only yourself to blame if you order it.
Enjoy the day…
Don Henderson on December 27, 2009 at 8:35 pm
I have been buying headsets for cell phones for years now, and lately have been on a search for one that allows the user to actually hear, even in noisy environments. I have tried products from Motorola, Jensen, Southwestern Bell, Plantronics and even some “no name” headsets found on ebay. Plantronics (including all Plantronics models I have tried for home phones for years) are THE WORST. Buy *anything* else. Plantronics products are completely unusable unless you have a hearing aid and I am amazed this company is still in business. This model headset is no different.
Comments on December 27, 2009 at 10:03 pm
Defective or does not work for Sanyo RL-7300. The person I call can hear me. I hear nothing. Will be returning.
Kenneth T. Decker, Jr. on December 27, 2009 at 11:10 pm
That is what I would call it from a business standpoint. It stopped working for me within about 2 months and when I called the company to complain and they informed me that they would not replace it unless I had my receipt and when I told them I didn’t keep my receipt the young women told me to give her the “date-code” on the headset and when I gave that to her she told me that it didn’t compute. So therefore I would have to pay to replace it. I think that any “decent” company would have taken care of a customer in order to keep them happy. I would recommend something besides Plantronics. Good luck and God Bless.
J. Lee on December 28, 2009 at 1:00 am
I ordered this item for $3.58 plus $2.98 shipping and received it in a timely manner. I have yet to test out the headset so will update this review based on actual performance. So far I am dissatisfied though with the way the item was shipped and the response from the seller. The item arrived without any retail packaging or instruction manual. I inquired with the seller and they notified me that the item is purchased in bulk and shipped with bulk packaging, therefore explaining the ziplock bag. They stated that this is the reason that they can sell a $30 item for $3.58. Well if that is the case, why does the Amazon product page say that the retail is $44.95 not $30. What is the real retail? Nowhere on the Amazon site is there an indication that this item is purchased in bulk with no packaging. How do you even know if the item is new or used?
Also there is no instruction manual or warranty information with the item. Yes it costs less than $4.00 but every electronic item comes with an instruction manual. Also, the envelope the item came in states that they only paid $1.05 for shipping so they made a profit off the shipping also. They should charge me the true shipping cost. After I asked for a credit for the shipping difference, the seller states that all cell phone accessories on Amazon ship for the same rate of $2.98 and it is clearly stated on the Amazon website. If that is the case, where is it stated? They shouldn’t make a profit off shipping also.