Review on Black Plantronics Voyager Legend UC Bluetooth Headset - Retail Packaging by Brian Pius

I've had this headset for about 2 years now. Has worked well for 6 months. Then it started disconnecting randomly on my Galaxy S7 Edge. When it works, it's a great little headset. The sound quality is very good to excellent, and based on feedback from many people I interviewed while using it, it does an excellent job of blocking out outside noise. I use it daily in my shop. I'm out most of the day using it for calls and GPS broadcasts and the battery lasts most of the day. It has one design flaw - the speaker. It only rests on the ear (and not on it). While this doesn't affect the sound quality, it's very annoying. I find myself trying to put the headset back in place all the time as it constantly feels like it's going to fall (even when it isn't). Now back to the reason I only gave it 2 stars; When it first started turning on and off, I couldn't tell if the problem was with my phone or the headset. At first he only did this once or twice a week. Well it gradually got worse until I took the time to figure out the problem. I connected it to another phone. It worked fine the first day so I started to think the problem was with my phone but then the problem started with the second phone. After spending a lot of time with this problem, I finally found out that simply squeezing the headset causes the phone to drop connection. I contacted Plantronics for a solution but of course it's a shame, so sad that the warranty has expired; Now I'm looking for another headset. NOT Plantronics. I only wish I had realized that this headset was the cause of my problems while it was still under warranty, but that's the way things are when the problem is so intermittent. So 1 point for bad earpiece design and 2 for failure after such a short time.