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It’s no secret that the market is already somewhat saturated with hands-free devices, but we think the Plantronics M1100 has enough going for it to ensure its Vocalyst-enabled voice is heard amongst the din. ...
The Plantronics Savor M1100 is available for $79.99 from the plantronics online store. It not just have a good design but it performs well too. With all the stylish professional looks, it has taken over the control using voice commands changing the implemen...
Publié: 2011-07-12, Auteur: Eli , review by: cultofmac.com
The Savor M1100 is stuffed with all the tech features expect of a topoftheline Bluetooth headset, and especially good value at $80: A2DP for musicstreaming, multipoint for hotswapping between two different devices, noisecancelling technology and most no
The most annoying problem with the Savor was its power switch. Carting the headset around in a pocket or bag would almost guarantee something would jostle the switch into the on position.
Basic performance — namely comfort and noise-cancellation — could be improved, and the power button is a pain; but the Savor still packs a lot of tech wizardry for the price.Rating:Relatedgoogle_ad_client="ca-pub-3340933453994986";google_ad_slot="81567763...
The retail price of Plantronics M1100 is $90. I liked the design and the accessories in the box. The headset is easy to carry and has convenient controls. It also gives us A2DP and Multipoint. Limited operation time is not that crucial as rival models...
Very reliable hands-free service that integrates into a wide variety of applications. The Plantronics M1100 Savor headset is extremely comfortable to wear and use over extended periods. The combination of the headset and Vocalyst service make hands
The Vocalyst service comes at a monthly or annual subscription cost. If you are a ‘light’ user it may not be worth the longterm added expense; but if you find yourself needing to respond to urgent messages behind the wheel or doing any task, the $25
Extrait: Thin is in, as slimmed down bluetooth earpieces increasingly don’t have to scrimp on quality or specs in the name of not weighing you down. The $79 M100 from Plantronics is the model you’ll see more often in retail stores, but after having tested both...
The Plantronics Savor M1100 is a well-constructed, comfortable Bluetooth headset that offers good audio quality and noise reduction. Its inbuilt audio-recognition features will be welcomed by users who need to be completely hands-off, but while the Voca...
Extrait: It takes a leap of faith to go from the old-fashioned world of handsets to the seemingly high-powered, deal-making world of bluetooth headsets. But the tiny devices have become a staple for big suits and everyday people alike, spawning a massive market of...
Extrait: The Plantronics Savor M1100 Bluetooth headset is a stylish and powerful smartphone accessory that can accept voice commands and respond in spoken language to status requests. When combined with the Vocalyst voice-and-text service, the headset yields a ...
Comfortable to wear, and stays put once fitted. Sounds good in the earpiece. Voice-driven interface in two directions. Includes A2DP streaming.
Iffy noise cancellation despite the 3-mic design. Vocalyst services are too expensive. Fiddly volume control. Short battery life.
The Plantronics Savor Bluetooth headset doesn't perform quite as well as it should, considering its innovative, 3-mic design; it looks sharp, though, and A2DP and Vocalyst support give it an edge. ...
