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BlueAnt UNOTPBAX53 X5 Bluetooth Stereo Headphone (Black)
BlueAnt UNOTPBAX53 X5 Bluetooth Stereo Headphone (Black)

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Brand: Blue Ant
Category: Wireless

List Price: $139.99
Buy New: $89.63
You Save: $50.36 (36%)


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Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars 64 reviews
Sales Rank: 1887

Color: Black/Blue
Media: Wireless Phone Accessory
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Battery: 1 Lithium
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 12 x 9 x 3
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.

MPN: UNOTPBAX53
Model: 93725
UPC: 878049000059
EAN: 0878049000059
ASIN: B000FL60P8

Release Date: May 26, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • Wireless Stereo Music or Voice Connection to your phone or computer
  • Use with your favourite VOIP programs and iPod/MP3 players. Connect using a standard 3.5mm audio jack.
  • Supports Bluetooth Profiles - Handsfree, Headset, A2DP, AVRCP. Stores Bluetooth pairing information for up to 10 different devices (Bluetooth V1.2)
  • Compact detachable Microphone and removable Rechargeable Battery lasts for more than 12 hours
  • 2 year warranty

Accessories:

  • 3-Year Extended Service Plan - Covers Electronic Items $0-$200 - Repair

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Editorial Reviews:

Amazon.com Product Description
If you have a Bluetooth phone, computer, or PDA that supports the A2DP stereo headset profile, you owe it to yourself to check out the X5 Stereo Bluetooth Headset. This lightweight, comfortable headset allows you to wirelessly stream high quality music and make voice calls, bringing your enjoyment of music, VOIP, and cell phone calls to the next level. The headset also ships with a device called the BlueAnt Audio and Voice Streamer, which connects to any MP3 player, iPod, or other audio device via a standard 3.5mm audio jack and streams stereo music directly to the headset.

In addition to music listening, the X5 lets you wirelessly communicate via your favorite VOIP program. The headset comes with a detachable microphone, as well as USB and AC charging options, making the X5 a complete mobile communications accessory for people who want wireless freedom. The compact, removable, and rechargeable battery lasts for more than 12 hours, giving you plenty of time between charges. The X5 is comfortable, too, with an ergonomic design that includes a collapsible neckband for easy portability. The headset stores Bluetooth pairing information for up to 10 different devices so it's always ready to go with all your gadgets. The X5 supports the Bluetooth 1.2 specification, and it's compatible with the handsfree, headset, A2DP, and AVRCP profiles. Before purchase, make sure your devices support these profiles to ensure compatibility.

What's in the Box
X5 Stereo Bluetooth Headset, A2DP Audio and Voice Streamer, detachable microphone, 3.5mm stereo cable, 3.5mm to stereo and mono Y-cable, 2 rechargeable li-polymer batteries, 2 USB charging cables, AC charger, 2 foam speaker covers, user manual, and quick start guide.

Product Description
The X5 Stereo Bluetooth Headset is a portable multi-function device utilizing the latest cutting edge technologies allowing you to stream high quality music and make voice calls using a mobile phone, pda, or computer - without wires attached to the headset. Connect directly to A2DP ( Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) compatible phones and computers or utilize the supplied BlueAnt Audio Streamer to connect to any MP3 player, iPod, or DVD etc and stream music direct while answering calls from a phone. A2DP technology is a new music revolution allowing you to send CD quality stereo music from one device to another without wires. A2DP is stereo music sent over Bluetooth without the hassle of plugging cables. Bluetooth Wireless Technology with A2DP technology makes mobile phones, pda's and computers capable of streaming music directly to products such as the X5 Stereo Headset. Lithium-Polymer battery lasts up to 12 hours during music playback and handsfree mode and up to 200 hours in standby mode Convenient, Removable and rechargeable battery packs (full recharge takes about 3 hours) Detachable mini-USB Microphone Small and compact Convenient and comfortable neckband can be folded for carrying around Wireless Stream Stereo Music when listening to portable audio devices or PC Control music playlists and playback of PDAs and Mobiles using remote control AVRCP Bluetooth Handsfree functionality - Bluetooth Specification V1.2 Wirelessly Stream Stereo Music Audio Frequency Range - 20 Hz ~ 22,000 Hz; Audio S/N > 80dB Compatible with most Bluetooth Mobile Phones, Smartphones PDAs and almost any PC or Macintosh with a microphone input and stereo output


Customer Reviews:   Read 59 more reviews...

3 out of 5 stars The Good and the Bad   September 8, 2008
Initial quality & Customer Service = 1.5

Overall quality of working unit (after replacement) = 4.5

Average = 3

I purchased this product for my son as a birthday gift. Although I looked for on-line research before I made the purchase, I didn't find much, because it was so new. I liked the idea of having the streamer to be able to listen to not Bluetooth enabled devices, so I went ahead and ordered it.

My son charged the batteries, as outlined in the manual, but he couldn't get the headphones to work with any Bluetooth device. He also couldn't get the streamer to sync up with the headset and after trying several times, it stopped working altogether. He went on line to the Blue Ant website and tried to upgrade the firmware to see if that would solve the problem, but it didn't. He finally had to call Customer Service and they agreed to send him a return label through e-mail.

Several days later, he received a return form, but no label. A couple of days later, he received another e-mail stating that the wrong document had been sent and the right one would be sent shortly. After a week of waiting, I called myself and was told that they do not pay shipping for returns. After a brief "conversation", they agreed to send a new unit (non expedited) and said I would only have to return the headset and streamer (no other ancillaries), which would reduce the shipping costs, as I could "use an envelope".

I received the new unit about a week later and tested it. Although the instructions are a little vague on how to sync the streamer and unit (it only works if you hold the described buttons when the unit is off), the new unit worked great. The sound quality was good also.

Unfortunately, by this time my son had gone back to school, so I had to pay to have it shipped anyway. The cost of the unit was as listed, but although I took advantage of the free "super saver shipping" with Amazon, I had to pay for the shipping of the non-working unit, as well as shipping the new unit to my son.



4 out of 5 stars overall i like this one   August 28, 2008
I bought both a Cardo and the BlueAnt one for work and one for home. They both have good audio quality. The BlueAnt is comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. The only problem I have with the BlueAnt is the microphone that you have to attach to the headset. I have not lost it and I hope that I dont.


1 out of 5 stars Worst listening experience ever   August 16, 2008
 1 out of 2 found this review helpful

I don't leave too many reviews, but I believe strongly in them. I base most of my purchasing decisions on them. These things are the worst headphones I have ever owned. I wish I had never bought them. Let me explain why.
First, the longest they have ever stayed on is 4 hours before the battery is dead in the transmitter. The transmitter sucks too. It receives a lot of interference. The speakers have never died out on me and have held the first charge, but they are no good without the transmitter. There is this annoying clicking and static that plays in them. You have to press the play and stop buttons to get different noises to stop. I am very disappointed. I wanted them to use with my computer so that I did not have to keep reaching behind the computer to plug in some headphones. I was also hoping to use them with the TV when I want to watch something and not bother my wife. I would never recommend these to a friend. I would also tell everyone to stay away from these. If I could I would return them, in a second.



4 out of 5 stars not that bad   August 15, 2008
it take some getting use to but ,it work well..remeber hook up ur steamer first then ur phone..customer service is great


3 out of 5 stars Good sound, poor everything else   May 26, 2008
I have owned this headset since Nov '07. Since then I have come to some realizations about this headset. First off, the sound is good. I does a great job as a wireless headset, and stays put while jogging.
Now the bad. To start, none of the buttons on it seem to work. I cannot even power it down, since once it is turned on, the power switch is non-functional, which means I must remove the battery to turn it off. Neither the connect, nor the volume buttons work either. This is unfortunate, because the ROKR I use has a rather pathetic volume control and without the headset working, I cannot seem to find a sweet spot. Also, the headset gets rather uncomfortable after wearing them for any length of time. And finally, I have been told I sound as though I am talking softly when I use this set for conversations.
I cannot say I can recommend this headset for anyone other than maybe joggers that want to use their phone as their mp3 player while out for a run...


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