Best Bluetooth for detailing?

[A.P.D.]

I'm curious which bluetooth devices you guys use or reccomend? Someone told me sweat maybe causing my devices to fail

 

[IHA Mark]

I don't normally use a bluetooth when detailing, only sometimes when I am driving from appointment to appointment. I mostly just use ear buds attached to my Droid so that I can hear the phone ring, block out some of the noise, and listen to some music.

 

[Ron Ketcham]

I read the starting post and I almost replied.

However, this was one of those very rare occassions when I shut down my mouth/brain and response.

Perhaps, Thursday night "live chat" here on the forum, I will allow my "first response" to come out.

See you on Thursday, and as usual, the old fart's response will require a bit on consideration of the subject matter.

Grumpy

 

[C. Charles Hahn]

I guess I don't really see how one could use a headset while detailing when most tasks involve tools that make noise (vacuums, buffers, air compressors, pressure washers, etc.) you can't really talk over anyway. I usually just make a habit of checking my phone every couple hours and calling people back, or having it on vibrate in my pocket if I'm expecting a particular call to come in.

 

[imported_ErnDog]

If you want to talk over noise or when there is alot of background stuff going on. try the Jawbone

 

[I'm_ILL]

Check out power beats by Dr. Dre. These are designed for athletes. Sweat resistant, 2 speakers for highs and lows, crisp bass safe at all levels and lets in ambient noise, remote control chord for volume, music, and to take calls. Has a built in mic.

 

[A.P.D.]

thanks for the good advice guys.