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Plantronics MX256-X1 EarBud Headset with Noise-Canceling Microphone with 2.5mm Plug | 
 enlarge | Brand: Plantronics
Category: Wireless
List Price: $44.95
Buy New: $12.39
You Save: $32.56 (72%)
New (17) from $12.39
Rating:  22 reviews
Sales Rank: 286
Media: Wireless Phone Accessory
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 5.3 x 2.5 x 0.7
MPN: MX256X1
Model: MX256-X1
UPC: 017229122505
EAN: 0017229122505
ASIN: B000FK7C9C
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Unparalleled comfort with unique Flex Grip design | | • | Talk anywhere with the benefits of a noise-canceling microphone | | • | Ultimate voice clarity with pivoting boom | | • | Easy to use with quick, one-handed placement | | • | Compatible with all phones that have a 2.5mm Plug including Audiovox, Blackberry, Kyocera, LG, Motorola, Samsung, Sanyo, Tr?o |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Experience the freedom, superior sound and sleek style of the MX256 from Plantronics . Excellent stability and a secure fit are perfect when you are on-the-go - whether running through the airport or hailing a cab! You will appreciate the discreet style, lasting comfort, and one-handed placement of unique Flex Grip design. Be heard clearly in any environment with the pivoting boom and noise-canceling microphone. Put an end to fumbling with conveniently located one-touch call answer/end and mute. This innovative headset design is perfect for your bustling life. The MX256 is compatible with today's most popular mobile phones.This product is designed for most phones with standard 2.5mm headset jack - Audiovox, Blackberry, Kyocera, LG, Samsung, Sanyo, Treo.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 17 more reviews...
 Plantronics MX256-X1 review September 30, 2008
A. Malezis (Toronto)
this product looks good on paper and it probably will work well, if it fits your ear properly. I have used ear-hook sets before, and was very pleased with an older ear-hook unit from Plantronics - but this one surprised me a little, having difficulty inserting over/in my ear. I will have to practice a little more but so far it is not working as quickly or simply as the older plantronics unit I had (which failed, requiring replacement).
 Barely audible August 30, 2008
L. Ziering (Los Angeles, CA United States)
I wanted a wired headset because all the bluetooth headsets I tried with my iPhone proved unreliable. That's probably more a problem with the iPhone than the headsets.s The design of the Plantronics is attractive but it is barely loud enough to be heard in the house, let alone in a car. The headset that came with the iPhone must be 4 or 5 time louder. It is difficult to believe that this is the best a company with a reputation like Plantronics could do.
Incompatible with LG phone? Very poor sound quality. August 14, 2008
bobaroo
Seems that my LG CU500 thinks this is not a headset, as it gives a different graphic for this vs. other headsets when plugged in.
I could hear others well, but they could barely hear me. Not just bad quality sound, but totally unusable. Speakerphone works better, and my 10 year old headset that shipped with my Panasonic cordless phone (that's a landline phone, folks) has stepped in for car duty.
Ended up in the trash since I lost the original packaging :(.
 Plantronics MX256 August 2, 2008
John Modiri (San Jose California)
Resonably priced and a very good product. The quality of voice is good and it is very easy to operate. The ear pice is a bid loose and does not sit firm, you might have to hold it in plcae to hear better.
Disappointing. August 1, 2008
C. Hendricks (Los Angeles, CA)
The only reason I bought a head set is because of the new law in California requiring that one be used while driving. I did not want to purchase a blue tooth set because I didn't want another device that I would have to worry about keeping charged. I have used other plantronics headsets before and they have been great. However, this one is rather disappointing. This is 99% due to the fact that the headset volume is very poor. I have turned up the headset volume on my phone to its max volume and I can still barely hear the caller on the other end. The set supposedly has a noise canceling mic so that wind and background noise is not picked up, however this feature is useless because I have to have the windows up and the radio off just to be able to hear the other person talking to me. Even then I'm constantly asking people to repeat themselves. I make several business calls while driving and this just makes me seem like I'm not paying attention and makes me look very unprofessional. The cell phone I'm using is a Samsun M500 from Sprint. The audio quality during regular calls is great and the volume is more than adequate on the phone itself. So I don't think its my phone. Otherwise, the way the headset clips to your ear is unique and actually fairly comfortable. The only issue is that when you're driving and multitasking it can be a little tricky to put it on and get it to stay where you want it. Over all, I would recommend this product if I could simply just hear the person Im talking to. Being that it fails in this most basic sense of its purpose, I'd say to buy something else.
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