Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #60940 in Cell Phone Accessories
- Color: Black
- Brand: BlueAnt
- Model: T2-BK-USEN-US
- Dimensions: 1.00" h x
.50" w x
1.80" l,
.26 pounds
Features
- Outdoor use in extreme conditions - Wind, dust and moisture no problem.
- Caller Name Announce and Voice Answer - Truly handsfree operation
- Simple double tap for Siri or Google Voice Actions
- iPhone On Screen Battery Meter
- Voice Isolation Technology - Improved noise reduction and echo cancellation
BlueAnt T2-BK-USEN-US Endure Bluetooth Headset - Retail Packaging - Black
Product Description
Superior Outdoor Performance. Developed through extensive research into wind noise performance, the Endure combines patent-pending design features and advanced microphone technology with BlueAnt's proprietary noise cancellation software to deliver clear audio in wind speeds up to 25 mph, the best wind noise reduction of any Bluetooth headset on the market.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
23 of 24 people found the following review helpful.
Not ready.
By AAGuy
I was satisfied with my BlueAnt Q2 headset but it was damaged when dropped. So, I pre-ordered the BlueAnt T2 Endure which was delivered five days ago. Yeah, I bought the hype: durable, improved noise cancellation, blah, blah, blah. After all, I'm the one who dropped the Q2, so extra-durable is good!My phone is an EVO running the Android OS.Here's my list of shortcomings:The sound quality is tinny compared to the Q2. I don't expect mellow sound from this type of headset, but the T2 is noticeably screechy compared to the Q2. Not critical, but irritating.The control button is so sensitive you'll swear it's a touch-free function. The slightest touch -- even just placing the headset in your ear or attempting to adjust the volume -- prompts the "Say a Command" phrase. OK, I may not have dainty fingers, but a light touch shouldn't send the T2 into spasms. Oddly the other buttons (Vol+ and Vol-)require much more strenuous efforts to operate. Just don't brush across the control button when trying to adjust the volume.The mini-USB cable port is covered with a small anchored rubber plug that's difficult to pull far enough away to easily insert the USB connector. I know the plug is part of the outdoorsy extreme-use purpose, but it makes connecting the cable far less convenient. If you're in an environment where that tiny plug makes any difference, a damp headset is probably the least of your worries anyway.Bluetooth connectivity is poor. I keep my phone in my right jacket pocket and the headset in my right ear, in almost direct and short line-of-sight between the two devices. Nonetheless the headset often cycles in and out of connectivity with the accompanying (beep) "No phone is connected" then (beep) "Your phone is connected" looping in my ear.I also watch videos and listen to audio on my EVO from time to time. Media audio via the Q2 wasn't a problem. Media audio via the T2 is a choppy mess, with audio blanking for several seconds every ten seconds or so, even with the devices separated only by inches (and without regard to the audio source). Media audio plays consistently through the phone speaker without blanking. This headset audio blanking seems to occur only with media audio and isn't accompanied by the (beep) "No phone is connected" routine. Phone call audio seems much more consistent than media audio if you can put up with the screechy sound quality and the frequent disconnect-reconnect thing. Callers didn't report any problems understanding me during conversations.What's good about it? Not much. There's a cool black rubber-like outer shell and a slightly smaller form factor than the Q2.Bottom line for me after 5 days of use: into the drawer as a stand-by headset.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.Big step down from the Q2
By Searching
I agree with the previous review. The sound quality is tinny, the main control panel is hyper-sensitive, and the micro-usb cover in fact does get in the way when plugging in to charge. Also, the fit in the ear is far inferior to the Q2.One pro: the voice commands work better with my Motorola Photon than those on the Q2.Very disappointed by this model.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
A Bluetooth earpiece that fits well and handles calls with ease.
By Reuben Gathright
The Endure Rugged Bluetooth Earpiece is a comfortable headset for your Apple iPhone or Bluetooth enabled device. I tried this product out for two weeks and had no problems with its comfort over my ear or with taking calls. The packaging for this Bluetooth earpiece also has all the necessary cables and battery charger to get you running without delay. My favorite feature so far is the Caller Name Announce which keeps me from having to check my phone all the time while driving in town.Recently, I also used the BlueAnt on an airplane trip to watch movies while waiting at check-in. The Sony VAIO VPCYB33KX has Bluetooth connectivity and within a few minutes I was watching a digital copy episode of Serenity on the my screen with audio. The noise reduction features of the Endure Rugged Bluetooth Earpiece allowed me to hear the movie in one ear while keeping another open to hear boarding announcements in the airport terminal. The earpiece was able to play movies for over 4 hours before running out of power that day.Battery Life of this headset is very good considering its small size. My longest time between recharges was a full week when I was not getting any regular phone calls from work. The standby feature of this earpiece has kept it ready to use for a full week and it really did surprise me it could last that long.Connecting the BlueAnt T2-BK-USEN-US to your phone is actually quite easy to do. The manual that came with my headset offers instructions for multiple phones beyond the Apple iPhone. My LG phone has Bluetooth capability and in less than 4 minutes it was sending incoming calls to my earpiece.In conclusion, the BlueAnt Endure Rugged Bluetooth Earpiece really impressed me with its solid construction and sound quality.
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