Plantronics Voyager 520

August 10th, 2007 | by Jason Tomczak




Average user rating from 7 users

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Perfect for the exception...

by Andrew on Dec 31st, 2008 at 10:27 PM:

I have a small issue with 90% of all headsets out there that comes from the shape of my ear. the little cartilage by the ear canal (the tragus) in my ear is very small and does not retain most headsets or earbud headphones. this headset does not rely on your ear to retain the piece and for me fits perfectly and does not even move when I go running. the ear loop, while only plastic/rubber and not adjustable, is far more comfortable than that on my motorola with a similar design. I've had this earpiece in now for about 5 hours straight and honestly have forgotten I was wearing it a few times.

As for other reviews, redial is simple: push the button twice. so is voice activated calling: hold the button 2 sec. then give the voice command. I'm not sure if this has changed as mine did not come with the home base but rather a car holder (that clips to an A/C vent) that is cheap but convenient. I do not know if this is the new packaging or if someone had previously returned the headset and kept it but from the box, it appears the car holder is the new standard.

Pairing was incredibly easy. power on, automatically went into pairing mode, bluetooth search on phone and connect. it took longer for the bluetooth on my motorola phone to activate than for it to connect to the earpiece.

As for the quality, a medium sound level is perfect for me in my truck on the freeway with the music on low. I had a motorola previously that had to be turned up full with no music at all that was still hard to hear sometimes. this one gives fantastic quality - so much so that I've made a dozen calls with it and have had 4 people ask if I had purchased a new phone because the quality was so much better than even my calls using no earpiece at all.

Where is the "redial" feature?

by Betty on Jul 2nd, 2008 at 9:02 AM:

Everyone that sells this item claims it has "redial last number".
I don't see that feature... or see it mentioned in the manual.




Best bluetooth

by Mark on Jun 11th, 2008 at 12:40 PM:

I have had 3 different Bluetooth headsets before this Plantronics, and it is by far the best. This review summed everything up very well, I don't have much more to add to it. It is worth the money!

Plantronics 520

by Phil Fine on Apr 30th, 2008 at 9:49 AM:

I used the 520 for about a week and though it has excellent sound quality, it does not have the ability to initiate calls from the Bluetooth device. I have a Motorola 850 as well and find that I can hit the button on the Motorola and I can speech dial, the 520 I have to initiate the call from my phone which is a safety concern while I'm driving.

No redial

by Evette on Feb 13th, 2008 at 4:06 PM:

I like my Bluetooth headset, but I cannot get it to redial. The ear loop is somewhat hard.

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