how firmly does it fit into ear? i have a problem with not secure enough with my current bluetooth of another mfr.
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I have several bluetooth ear pieces, in my attempt to find the best. M50 is very good. I use it in the car. If it's not in my ear when the phone rings, I can stick it there w/o putting the external loop over the back of my ear, and it will easily do the call. However I like the over-ear loop b/c the fit is more secure w/ the loop so engaged. I have, unfortunately, Bose, Jabra, Jawbone as well. Use Bose in office at desk, M50 in car, others in drawer.
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I never had a problem of it falling out or bouncing around - the loop can flip back and forth to accommodate either ear and the ear canal piece is small and form fitting rather than a large circle
1240600
This bluetooth fits well. But then it would depend on the ear shape and size too.
1240601
I find it sits in the ear pretty well, the plastic loop can tend to be a bit irritating to your ear at first. I have never had mine fall out, as I have with others.
747265
I use the elongated ear bud, which fits right in my ear. I am on my sixth Jabra (I somehow lose, shut in car door, etc.) and I have never experienced a problem. Do not try to twist it. Just put it on in position and insert into ear.
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This is a wonderful bluetooth...if you're a man. They do not fit a smaller female (or male) sized ear. I am 5'7" tall and average sized ears/face. This will fall if I bend over or just walking around...if it was about 1/4"-1/2" shorter around the ear, it would be perfect for a woman. It fit my 5'11" brother just fine. Once in a while my hair would get wraped around it too -OUCH! (I have longer hair). It does work well and is comfortable though. Lea
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I don't know. But I am a large person with large ears, and I get a very firm fit using their large size eartip. It doesn't fall out. Also they have an extra piece that you can add to help with that.
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I don't always wear my bluetooth. Therefore, I use that tab as a marker as to the fit of it in my ear for when I re-insert it into my ear. In other words where the tab sits against my ear once I adjusted the fit, is where I put that tab every time I re-inset my bluetooth . Hope this helps.
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I thought that not having it was going to bug me, but it really hasn't been an issue. Do you have lots of bluetooth peripherals? Like les1984 basically suggested, you can get bluetooth receivers that don't stick out past the USB slot and always leave it in. EDIT: Here is a link to an example. You might be able to find more options prices elsewhere: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833242001
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It does fit wonderfully. I had a few issues with being able to connect some headphones. Other than that it is wonderful.
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I have a smart phone & use a regular earpiece bluetooth. I returned this model as I found it uncomfortable under a winter hat, but otherwise it worked fine.
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I have the same issue. I was hesitant to get these but they were highly recommended from a friend so I took a shot in the dark and got them. I'm happy to report that this thing has some pretty nice grip. The downside is it's tight enough that it may cause some ear irritation after extensive use but beyond that this is one of the best purchases I've made.
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Yep, getting the right eartips for perfect fit is a bit tricky but once you do, consider it stuck in your ear, that's given you use the provided securefit ear cushions
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My problem with the earpiece is that it never feels secure in my ear -- if I walk with it in, it even falls out sometime. I have the smallest insert on the earpiece, but it doesn't help (note that I have the same problem with the standard iPod headphone) -- is there a solution for this?
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The soft part that goes in ur ear no u can jus pull it away from the plastic covered speaker n replace it with one u had frm a previous headphones. The headphone cable is kinda short thou
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No. I had it for 3 days and sent it back. It didn't fit in my ear even with the largest ear gel. So disappointed because I had high hopes for it. Went to the Motorola Boom and took that back too. Might go to Plantronics Voyager Edge.
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It is a quality issue. I only use mine for voice and it seems fine for that though the sound board folks had to do some work to dial it in correctly. The biggest difference to me is that I've never been able to get it to fit solidly and comfortably. The boom is much thinner and so wobbles a lot and the earpiece just doesn't bend into shape as easily.Still satisfied with the purchase given the price difference but you really do get what you pay for.
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Once you get the right size adapter on it, it stayed in my ear just fine, the clip it comes with helps keep it from flopping around to much.
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I think the best answer I can give is, the shape of the ear piece fits better than any one I,ve tried. It's oval. The better the fit , the less leakage.
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Now I'm really confused! According to the CNET review, this is an "over the ear" type of bluetooth headset. I don't think I can stand to have an earbud stuck in my ear. Nuts, and I was just about to buy the silly thing too! Any ideas out there for those of you who can't stand to have anything stuck in your ears?Help!Carol