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Testseek.com have collected 42 expert reviews of the Jawbone v1 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Jawbone v1.
Award: Most Awarded January 2008
January 2008
 
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The editors liked

  • Comfortable
  • Stylish
  • Amazing Noise Shield and Jawbone Technology
  • Cool.....very cool.
  • Sound quality is excellent on both ends
  • Easy to wear with no ear fatigue
  • Various ear loops and ear buds for custom fit.
  • Sexy The best performing headset
  • Good battery life
  • Good bundle
  • DARPA
  • Man
  • Its hardcore
  • Noise cancellation and voice activation technology are excellent
  • Lightweight and comfortable
  • Smaller and less obtrusive than other Bluetooth headsets.
  • Unparalleled call quality
  • Various fitment configuration options
  • Absolutely stunning
  • Unique design
  • Like nothing else
  • Electronic noise reduction and automatic adaptive volume control
  • Only two buttons control everything
  • Spectacular
  • Museumquality package contains a LOT of accessories
  • Excellent pocket manual
  • Unparalleled sound. Great design. Comfortable once in place.
  • Noise shield technology
  • Great design
  • Rich set
  • The Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth headset has a fashionable
  • Sophisticated design
  • And it fits quite comfortably around the ear. Its noise-canceling technology is DARPA-approved
  • Resulting in excellent audio quality.
  • Noise cancelling technology really works to isolate your voice in a noisy environment
  • Nice design.
  • Understated design
  • Solid audio quality

The editors didn't like

  • A little bigger than most headsets
  • Doesnt block out all wind noise in tornados
  • Hurricanes and monsoons
  • None
  • The loud chirp is harsh on the ear when turning off the headset while wearing. 10 Responses to “A Perfect Match
  • The Aliph Jawbone Review” reynoldsjFeb 18th
  • 2008 at 12
  • 44 pmI do love my jawbone as well
  • Glad to help with the review...
  • Bulkier than some
  • Not supercomfy
  • Makes you that jerk with a (sexy) headset
  • Difficult to get a snug
  • Tight fit into the ear
  • Buttons need a significant push to activate
  • USB charging cable uses a proprietary connector
  • Audio quality not particularly good for music.
  • Proprietary charger
  • Buttons hard to find/press
  • Must cycle though all volume options
  • Bizarre
  • Nonstandard power connector
  • Very tinny sound from the earpiece
  • No carrying pouch
  • Not easy to slip on quickly. Buttons are awkward. Stiff ear loops.
  • Hard to press buttons
  • Comfort during use depends on the size and shape of the ear
  • The Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth headset has hard-to-press buttons
  • And there is no volume rocker
  • So you have to cycle through five different volume settings instead of simply increasing and decreasing the volume.
  • Calls occasionally suffered from static
  • Even without ambient noise. Sound quality
  • Buttons are hard to locate visually

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  Published: 2007-05-29, review by: Digitaltrends.com

  • Abstract:  The Aliph Jawbone is the latest stylish Bluetooth headset to hit the streets. Aliph touts a new noise reduction system called Noise Shield that uses an innovative technique to remove background chatter. Does it work? Is the Jawbone premium headset wort...

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  Published: 2007-05-14, review by: Pocketnow.com

  • Unparalleled call quality, Stylish, Various fitment configuration options
  • Proprietary charger, Buttons hard to find/press, Must cycle though all volume options
  • If you spend your time in noisy environments, then I would definitely give this unit a go. For the most part, it works as advertised. The only time performance dropped was when it was exposed to windy environments, however, other traditional BT hea...

 
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  Published: 2007-05-11, review by: justanothermobilemonday.com

  • Abstract:  In olden days, telephones used to be connected to the wall by a cord. Worse, the handset was also connected to the cradle. This meant that you were pretty much locked into your position when making a phone call. The good news, however, was that it...

 
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  Published: 2007-05-04, review by: Cdrinfo.com

  • Comfortable, stylish, amazing Noise Shield and Jawbone Technology, cool.....very cool.
  • A little bigger than most headsets, doesnt block out all wind noise in tornados, hurricanes and monsoons
  • The Jawbone is, ostensibly, a typical over-the-ear Bluetooth headset. It is actually slightly bigger and heavier than many of the newer designs coming out these days. It is not "large" by any means. There are no visible buttons. The main Multi-Funct...

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  Published: 2007-04-30, review by: mobileburn.com

  • Abstract:  It is one thing for a Bluetooth headset to look stunning, but in the case of the Aliph Jawbone, great looks are paired with stellar technology. We had to pry the Jawbone away from Brendan once this review was done, read on to find out why.

 
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  Published: 2007-04-07, review by: informationweek.com

  • Abstract:  More often than not, youre probably making your cell phone calls from an environment thats less than ideal, noise-wise. After a week of trying out three new noise-canceling or reducing and admittedly cool-looking Bluetooth headsets -- the Aliph Jawbo...

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  Published: 2007-04-01, review by: engadgetmobile.com

  • Abstract:  What makes a Bluetooth headset great? Does it need to be so small as to be virtually invisible? Does it need to be a brilliantly-designed fashion accessory? Perhaps easy to use, easy to hear, and easy to be understood? Ultimately, of course, no model i...

 
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  Published: 2007-03-30, review by: the-gadgeteer.com

  • Abstract:  When youre a gadget geek like us, its always a quest to find the perfect mobile phone, PDA, computer, gear bag, stylus, etc., etc. It goes on and on and on. Were never satisfied. Were constantly searching out the best device and accessories. Tha...

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  Published: 2007-02-25, review by: bluetomorrow.com

  • Abstract:  Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth Headset Review San Francisco-based Aliph’s next-generation Jawbone Bluetooth headset delivers unmatched sound quality to its user and the person he or she is talking with, making it a must-have product for anyone who depends...

 
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  Published: 2007-02-22, review by: infosyncworld.com

  • Noise cancelling technology really works to isolate your voice in a noisy environment; nice design.
  • Calls occasionally suffered from static, even without ambient noise. Sound quality
  • Though the Aliph Jawbone is a very good headset, with all of its hype and flaunted technology, we were expecting something truly dazzling. The phones noise cancellation technology truly works, and we appreciated calls that remained audible even as n...

 
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