Recommend me a rugged, high-quality Bluetooth Headset

[Outlander Systems]

Title says it all, fellas. I don't care if they make me look like a douchebag...

...I'll take that over wires, pigtails, PTTs.

[themonk]

I purchased 8 bluetooth headsets for a client that wanted us to do research and T&E on connection, speaker, sound quality both at the headset and on the other end, needed to connect to phones and computers, and noise cancellation. The BLUE TIGER Elite Premium won by a good margin - http://amzn.to/2bSrqbe.

[Outlander Systems]

Roger that. Thanks for the recommendation.

[Eurodriver]

I purchased 8 bluetooth headsets for a client that wanted us to do research and T&E on connection, speaker, sound quality both at the headset and on the other end, needed to connect to phones and computers, and noise cancellation. The BLUE TIGER Elite Premium won by a good margin - http://amzn.to/2bSrqbe.

Hmm. I kind of like this idea for the car. The biggest flaw on bluetooth setups in vehicles is that everyone else can hear what the other person is saying. I like this.

[cbx]

Check out the new walker xv. Looks way cool.

31 nrr, bluetooth, and no sweaty ears.

Wal-Mart sells a 14$ pair of over the ear studio wannabes that actually work and sound surprisingly well. Battery lasts about 1.5 -2 hrs before needing recharged. I'll post a pic when I get to them. (Not high quailty, but you can test the concept art least)