Blue Tiger Premium Wireless Bluetooth Review

I bought it on November 17th now June 18th and the battery doesn't hold a charge. I liked the headset, the noise reduction works perfectly. The battery life was amazing too, but now it won't hold a charge. I'd like to reconsider, I have a second one and it's less than 6 months old and the battery isn't holding a charge. Boue Tiger wants me to pay to send it to them to fix or charge me $25 and send me another new one. I will send the extra money elsewhere and not worry about sending it every 5…

I drive a trailer and have tried Panasonic Voyager and Voyager Pro, Jawbone, Blue Parrot Headset, Cobra Headset and many other noise canceling devices . - Bluetooth canceling, this is by far the best noise canceling headset you can buy on the market today. I use my headset all the time, I've tried many, many different headsets and sent back the ones I could. it is by far the best i have ever used. I will never buy another headphone again. I bought my first one in 2014 and just replaced it last…

This is the first and only Bluetiger headset I have ever bought and I am disappointed with the quality of the headphones. It is very difficult to understand someone, even in a quiet environment, and I often ask callers to repeat what they said. The sound quality is very, very muddy and confusing. My friend, who I call most often, told me that the microphone is a bit cleaner than on my Voyager 104, but that's the only positive thing about this headset. It will push your head into a vein, which…

This headset replaces the tiny, 'cool' on-ear headsets that were/are all the rage but don't stay on your head while driving. I take responsibility for frequent over-the-shoulder head checks, but this set stands. Also, the sound that enters me is clear and just enough volume for me to hear whether the windows are open or closed. . This is one of the best noise reduction implementations I've had, including overcoming wind noise. The headband is adjustable and comfortable to wear (5, 6, 7+ hours)…

I liked the way they look and feel. Like a high quality silicone camouflage. They are really comfortable. BUT. Electronics need help. No real noise cancellation, and the headset suddenly kept disconnecting from my phone on almost every call. For the first 2 minutes of your call someone will be on hold while you turn them on. Try to establish a Bluetooth connection again. The next time you call, the phone rings and the damn thing starts again. The whole point of Bluetooth is not to mess with…

I've been a trucker for 7 years, I used to have other headphones. the Blue Parrot B250-XT in particular for my first 5. They were reliable, just starting to wear out and uncomfortable to wear (due to the head wire and side piece pressing against the head). So I went with these blue tigers for the following reasons: they looked comfortable, they could fast forward or rewind songs, they required significant noise reduction, long talk time, battery life, and distance. Okay, here's my take on each…

I have both a single and a dual headset, the latest model is by far the best I've ever used. The only problem is getting the current version. I ordered and returned 4 headsets of the old version, 2 sets were missing accessories to download! The old version had connection issues on both my Android and iPhone, the earcups got crowded and became horribly painful after an hour. The microphone foam cover was too big and often fell off, the boom kept falling off. There were also issues with the USB…

I have a different headset. I am sorry! I bought this for my son. He runs an auto repair shop. He's young and that's proving to be a problem, like everything else in his young life. We know these things. This is how we became successful and old! Anyway, he told me that he didn't have enough time to help the technicians and answer all the calls. He also puts the phone on speakerphone on the way home to chat with his girlfriend. I told him son that sometimes you have to step back and look at your