You guys really should decorate your head mannequin. Maybe paint it or put on some stickers or something.

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How much just for the head? Halloween is coming up!

use mine at the airport when I travel and it really does drown out the background noise

Doesn't having noise canceling headsets defeat the purpose? I mean...don't headsets PLAY noise? Why would they cancel out their purpose? It seems like an oxy reamer to me.

HEY,

Would this be good for ps3 online gaming

You know, I have always wanted one of those emotionless disembodied model heads to hang a quality set of headphones on at night.. I need to make a call to woot's sales department, I have a great idea!

The silver surfboard comes with bluetooth?

My God... They're shaped like ears.

Product Website

george, is that you?

Ha! I'd love to use this in my state to obey the "hands-free" cell phone law.

But seriously, I wonder if I could use this with my laptop's bluetooth.

Gatzby wrote:Not all of our heads can be giant Ken Jennings heads.

Haha. Seriously, does the heads have names? Do they end up in BoC's when they get worn out?

Magiciandude wrote:Doesn't having noise canceling headsets defeat the purpose? I mean...don't headsets PLAY noise? Why would they cancel out their purpose? It seems like an oxy reamer to me.

they cancel out the outer noises so u can hear better when u are talking

These would be perfect for Invading Vulcans to hide their ears!

Fascinating.

I'm guessing this isn't the Bluetooth you use while driving.

How well do the speakers work for making calls? It seems like if you were in a loud place whoever you were talking to on your phone wouldn't be able to hear you whatsoever.

Interesting, both microphones are on the same side. For some reason, I'd assumed there'd be one on each side like the speakers.

skippykj wrote:The silver surfboard comes with bluetooth?

silver surfer FTFY

Gatzby wrote:I'm not really sure. We have a special head room that nobody will talk about. You need special clearance.

We used to have a room like that at a place I once worked. If you got on the boss' bad side, he'd make you go mop up the head room.

How easy is it to mute and un-mute during calls? I don't see a dedicated button.

Apparently the retail price is $149, but this website sells it now for $100.

http://www.wirelessgalaxy.com/bluetooth/asbh600jbecxar.html

Will these work for a PS3?

I can always use some more head....





But this year I'll be in Hawaii for Halloween...so my head needs will be entirely different!

Does anyone know how well these stay on during exercise? I can't seem to keep earbuds from falling out constantly and it gets frustrating.

Gatzby wrote:I'm not really sure. We have a special head room that nobody will talk about. You need special clearance.

If only I was clever enough to think of a good Futurama comment

Any problems with using these with an iPhone?

The product website, user guide, cnet review, and user reviews DO NOT speak about the NOISE CANCELLING feature these cans are supposed to have. This leads me to suspect that "noise cancelling" refers to the microphone part of these things (wrt talking on the phone) and NOT cancelling background noise (like on an airplane) while listening to music.

Anybody know any different?

YouTube review

cnet video

thor1975 wrote:Will these work for a PS3?

They will work as a headset for voice chat, but won't work for game/movie audio.

http://boardsus.playstation.com/t5/PlayStation-3-General/Bluetooth-Headset-Guide/m-p/26900460?view=by_date+_ascending

drhowardfine wrote:The product website, user guide, cnet review, and user reviews DO NOT speak about the NOISE CANCELLING feature these cans are supposed to have. This leads me to suspect that "noise cancelling" refers to the microphone part of these things (wrt talking on the phone) and NOT cancelling background noise (like on an airplane) while listening to music.

Anybody know any different?

Pretty sure the CNet review that was linked to within the User reviews therein made it very clear that it was noise canceling in regards to extraneous background noise when listening to music/calls not in regards to a noise canceling microphone when transmitting.

Gatzby wrote:I'm not really sure. We have a special head room that nobody will talk about. You need special clearance.

Probably like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XjC_0lGm0E

That movie was so intense.

Halloween is coming. I was thinking of dressing as Lobot. These will come in handy.

drhowardfine wrote:The product website, user guide, cnet review, and user reviews DO NOT speak about the NOISE CANCELLING feature these cans are supposed to have. This leads me to suspect that "noise cancelling" refers to the microphone part of these things (wrt talking on the phone) and NOT cancelling background noise (like on an airplane) while listening to music.

Anybody know any different?

This Website appears to say that it is actually background noise that is blocked out and I might assume that is true while listening to music.

"As soon as I placed the headset on my noggin everything got very quiet. That is the noise canceling in action and it works well."

Here's the manual

So I've read that they have great sound quality.

But how's the call/mic quality? How do they compare to something like...Logitech clearchat USB Comfort?