Amazon has an incredible low price on this Samsung HM3700 Stereo Bluetooth Wireless Headset!

What better way to enhance your new smartphone experience with a sleek and effective Bluetooth headset! For a limited time Amazon is offering a slick rebate price thereby dropping this price down to well under $10! This Samsung HM3700 Bluetooth Headset has everything you need to send and receive calls effectively, even in noisy environments. It utilizes Bluetooth 3.0 EDR connectivity with your phone and has support for many apps your phone may utilize. It has an impressive 33 foot range as well and when paired up with 9 hours of talking time you need not worry about a thing. Lastly it’s comfortable even for those of us with small ears, so you won’t be fatigued during long periods of talking time.

A $20 rebate gets you these headphones for $7.51. And for now, today only, they have 1-day free S&H

With plenty of sales over the last week it’s very clear how just about anyone could take advantage of the savings. Everything from Cameras to video game peripherals and Bluetooth Headsets have been graced with low prices, some of which the lowest we’ve ever seen. Here’s some of the best that are still around:

10. Nikon Coolpix S9100 12MP Digital Camera – $230

This dynamo of a camera was released earlier this year at a fair price of $350, but now thanks to some clever savings from Abe’s of Maine you can get this Nikon Coolpix S9100 for much cheaper. Just use the coupon code LOYALTY10 to bring the price down to this level and you can start snapping high quality 12MP photos with ease and get the perfect close-ups with its intense 18x Optical Zoom capabilities. Can’t go wrong here.

9. Bose Bluetooth Headset – $88

You remember eBays offering on this one? Yep it’s still around, and you can still grab this Bluetooth Headset from Bose at the lowest price on the net. This one is designed to be your swiss army knife for calls on the go, mainly in part to its noise cancellation technology on both ends to keep voices crystal clear even in very loud circumstances. The earphone portion is based on the powerful Triport technology Bose employs in their portable headphones, so sound quality is a definite plus here. This definitely won’t last much longer so grab it while its still alive.

8. TomTom VIA 1505T 5.0-Inch GPS – $120

Crutchfield still has some special savings you can grab on this brand new TomTom Via 1505T. It’s not very often we see discounts on the 5.0-Inch models, but this one pulls all the stops and supplies you with perfect voiced navigation and free lifetime traffic support to avoid the jams before you arrive at them. 3A825 is the coupon code you need to type in at the credit page to get this price, and it’s definitely worth it.

7. HP Photosmart All-in-One Printer w/ 1 Year of Ink – $119

Believe it or not you can still save on this HP Photosmart Printer. Just use coupon code SAVE30HP to cut down the price and experience the thrill of full color photo prints with ease. This one can also copy and scan at a high DPI for picture perfect quality and print at up to 33 pages per minute for blazing fast prints altogether. For a limited time you can also get a years supply of ink for free with your order, and when it comes to saving you money there is no better way than that.

6. Sony Blu-Ray Remote for Playstation 3 – $13

Best Buy has gone and lowered the price on this Remote for the PS3 to the lowest we’ve seen! It’s quite a simple peripheral but definitely necessary for taking advantage of one of the most popular features of the PS3; full support for Blu-Ray discs and movies. This remote has all the buttons and controls you need for a full home theater movie experience but manages to tag on Bluetooth connectivity for plenty of range and easy control no matter what direction you face. Tax and shipping may apply to this one, or you can save more and pick it up in a Best Buy near you.

5. Samsung PN43D490 43-Inch Plasma TV w/ Free 19-Inch TV – $550

If you were looking for a great sized TV for a great home theater experience then this combo is for you. Still alive and kicking you can grab this 43-Inch Samsung Plasma TV and receive a free 19-Inch Samsung to go along with it. This one has a 720p HD resolution which may not be the best around but it also sports 3D support and a 600Hz SubField drive to smooth out the picture like never before. It also includes 3 HDMI 1.4 inputs for HD/3D connectivity all around.

4. Samsung Stratosphere 4G For Verizon – FREE

We like things that are free, and when you grab a contract with this brand new Samsung Stratosphere 4G you get just that. This powerful smartphone comes with Android and a 1Ghz Hypertasking processor. It includes a large 4.0-Inch AMOLED display for HD viewing all around and a full QWERTY keyboard which slides out for underneath and makes typing quickly a breeze. You can also share its 4G connection with mobile hotspot over 8 other devices so nothing has to go without.

3. Asus U36SD-A1 13.3-Inch Netbook – $709

After a small shipping fee of $9 you still manage to save $300 on this powerful Asus U36SD Notebook. Not only does it come with a compact 13.3-Inch High Definition display but also a powerful Intel Core i5-2410M 2.3Ghz processor paired up with 4GBs of DDR3 RAM. Graphics are provided from NVIDIA’s 520M discrete solution for easy viewing of HD videos and gaming on the go. Top that off with a 640GB hard drive, gigabit Ethernet with Wireless N and Bluetooth and a massive 9 hours of battery life and you have yourself the perfect notebook to take anywhere.

2. NOOK – The Simple Touch Reader – $79

Unbelievably, you can still save big via eBay on this refurbished NOOK Touch Reader. This popular solution for eBook reading provides you with everything you need to take all your favorite novels and stories with you anywhere. It includes a 6.0-Inch E-Ink display which won’t hurt your eyes during extended reading sessions. It also runs on the Android Operating System and therefore provides the ability to fully browse the Web on the go. 2GBs of memory is included with SD support for even more. Thousands of books are at your fingertips at a price you can afford.

1. Battlefield 3 – Limited Edition Pre-Order

Battlefield 3 is out tomorrow, so you still have the ability to take advantage of these pre-order savings! Amazon has you covered on all platforms here, giving you a bonus offer of Dog Tags and the Back to Karkland expansion pack free with any version. The PC downloadable version is discounted to $49 but the console versions for PS3 and Xbox 360 maintain the traditional price but offer $20 in Amazon Credit to go along with it and that can be spent anywhere on the site. The latest and greatest installment to the series will shortly be here, so grab these extras while you can!

TigerDirect via eBay has the best price around for this Bose Bluetooth Headset!

Here’s a convenient headset which will solve many of your calling problems all in one go! The Bose Bluetooth Headset will allow you to hear and for others to hear you crystal clear, It mixes the quality of its tri-port earphone technology and precision Bluetooth and noise cancellation technology to allow you to hear whoever you’re talking to naturally and without any interference from the background. Its adaptive audio management continues the natural tone, even when voices or background noises get louder so calls don’t become jittery on you and you won’t have to end calls because of noisy environments. Many technologies have been packed into this one headset, and at this brand new low price that can’t be beat it’s definitely worth trying out.

$87.99 with free delivery makes this the best deal on the Web for this Bluetooth headset.

TigerDirect via eBay has a new low price on this Motorola Oasis HX520 Wireless DualMic Bluetooth Headset for only $37.99 + Free Shipping = $37.99!

If you’re looking to get your hands on an innovative Bluetooth Headset at a discount then check this one out! The Motorola Oasis Bluetooth Headset for cell phones and smartphones is designed in a brand new way. It’s designed as lighter and more comfortable then previous headsets and also has dual mics for crystal clear voice and noise-cancellation to keep each call clear. Multipoint technology allows you to connect to more than one device at once and audible voice prompts to tell you which phone is ringing or what the battery level is.

If you’re looking for one of the most useful additions to any cell phone or smart phone you really can’t beat getting it for only $3 in the end! The Samsung HM1000 Bluetooth Headset combines top-of-the-line sound clarity with noise reduction to give you a very fluid calling experience. It utilizes Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR for connectivity to your device and Active Pairing Technology makes this very quick and easy. It also utilizes MultiPoint technology which allows simultaneous connection to two Bluetooth headsets at once. As for battery it has 7 hours of talk time per charge and up to 400 hours of standby time.

The first Looxcie by all accounts was a revolutionary step in terms of Bluetooth headsets.  But the company went back to the drawing board and today announced the next iteration of the device, the Looxcie 2.  It’s 20 percent lighter (just 22g) than the first version and almost half the size.  They’ve also improved the resolution to 480p, making it much more relevant by today’s video standards, though users can still opt for 320p if they wanna save some space.  Two versions will be available, 4GB and 8GB, providing 5 hours and 10 hours of video respectively.  Looxcie has also developed a few attachement for those in the extreme sports category, allowing them to attach the device to helmets and other head gear.  Expect battery life to cap out at 4 hours – we’re not sure on standby time.

In case you forgot the Looxcie is on of the first Bluetooth headsets which allows users to record video while simultaneously connecting to a smartphone for telephone calls.  The first iteration of the device recorded on a 30 second loop until the user hit a ‘save’ button, where upon the video could be sent to a phone for distribution.  It’s not clear if this version will have a bigger loop, but here’s hoping that you can customize it.

The Looxcie 2 is available now for $199.99 and 179.99.  If you like them on Facebook you’ll save an additional $20.

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Newegg is offering a super low price on this Samsung WEP450 Multipoint BlueTooth Headset for only $49.99 – $28 Instant Discount – $20 Mail-in-Rebate + Free 2-Day Shipping = $1.99!

Don’t miss out on these huge savings for a brand new headset compatible with most Smart Phones and Cell Phones. The Samsung WEP450 is an over the ear headset which supplies you with superior sound quality and crystal clear conversations which delivers enough isolation to keep your conversation audible even in noisy environments. It has connectivity via Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR and features Multipoint tracking technology which allows it to be connected simultaneously to multiple devices. It has up to 6 hours of continuous battery life and up to 7 days of standby time.

For today only Amazon has a huge discount available on this Jawbone PRIME Bluetooth Headset (Black) which is now just $79.99 – $50 Instant Discount + Free Shipping = $29.99!

If you’re looking for the ideal way to communicate on your cell phone or smartphone via bluetooth then check out this impressive headset! The Jawbone prime is based on technology which was originally designed to be used in Tanks and Helicopters to eliminate background noise and keep your conversation crystal clear on both ends. This is due to NoiseAssassin 2.0 Technology which can extract the noise level from the noisiest 6-9dB environments and even stop wind at up to 10mph. It’s ergonomically designed for comfort and long hours of use (Up to 4.5 on a single charge). It has a range of up to 33 feet and thanks to multipoint technology it can be used with 2 Bluetooth compatible devices at once including PC.

Cell Hub is offering an amazing deal on this HTC myTouch 3G w/ $75 Credit for T-Mobile and Free Bluetooth Headset which comes to $279.99 – $279.99 – $75 Mail-in-Rebate + Free Shipping = You Get $75!

If you’re looking for the proper motivation to start a smartphone plan then check out these compounded savings and earnings! For free you can start up your new phone service, it boasts 2-Day shipping and you even make $75 and score a free bluetooth headset! The HTC myTouch is a 3G phone which runs on the super fast and customizable Android Operating system which brings all of most important tasks right to you. It features a complete web browser and applications that let you connect with all your friends and family right away. It has a compact 3.2-Inch touch screen with virtual keyboard and can quickly snap 3.2MP photos to instantly share online. It comes with 8GBs of storage from the bundled MicroSDHC card which can be upgraded up to 32GB.

Cell Hub has an awesome deal for this LG P509 OPTIMUS w/ $75 Credit and Headset for T-Mobile which down to $289.99 – $289.99 Instant Off – $75 Mail-in-Rebate + Free Shipping = You Get $75!

With this awesome deal going and free activation fee now’s the time to get your hands on this tough little smartphone! The LG Optimus is powered by the super customizable Android 2.2 Operating System and allows you to edit everything from the screensaver to themes and wallpapers very easily. It includes technologies like Bluetooth, A-GPS, and Wi-Fi connectivity so you can always browse the internet on the so you never lose the connections. It has a slim 3.2-Inch Capacitive touch screen with virtual keyboard and can take 3.15MP pictures and instantly upload them to sites like Facebook and Twitter. When you order now you also will get a free bluetooth headset for optimal hands free talking.

Newegg has a SUPER low price on this Samsung (HM1000) Bluetooth Headset with Multipoint Technology for just $69.99 – $44 Instant Savings – $20 Mail-in-Rebate + Free 2-Day Shipping = $5.99!

Get your hands on a powerful and super portable BlueTooth headset for use with most phones for a super tiny price! This Samsung Headset is small and stylish, designed to be worn for lengthy periods of times so you can take command of all your important calls while on the go. It offers you top-of-the-line clarity and sound quality so you don’t miss a word in any of your calls and with MultiPoint technology it can simultaneously connect to two Bluetooth headsets at once for more control and also features outside noise reduction and automatic volume control for added convenience. Be sure not to miss this super low price!

Wirefly is offering this Droid X for Verizon Wireless with Renegate Bluetooth Headset for $599.99 – $599.99 Instant Off + Free Shipping = FREE with subscription to new cell phone service.

Power up your mobile experience with a phone that can do it all, and pay for nothing but your new service. The DROID X for Verizon is powered by the ultra fast Android operating system to bring you closer to all your important tasks than ever before. Connect to the speedy 3G network and take the full Internet experience with you anywhere you go with a browser powered with fully functional flash player built right in. You have access to thousands of apps and widgets at all times from the Android marketplace as well, so you will never run out of things to do. It has an ultra large 4.3-Inch Touch display so HD viewing is also possible on the go. You also get a renegade bluetooth headset for perfect hands free chatting and the deal still remains free.

Newegg has a huge discount on this LG HBM-570 Over-the-ear Bluetooth Dual-Microphone Headset!

Give yourself the ease of hands free talk without the need for any wires to tie you down. This LG HBM-570 Bluetooth headset is the perfect solution to give you quick access to your cell phone or smart phone with a hands free interface. It clips over your ear so you can keep it on even when on the move, so nothing can interrupt your important conversations. It has a dual-microphone design which cancels out echo and background noise for the utmost of clarity. Has many convenient features such as voice dialing, name announce to hear the name of callers as well last number redial, call waiting, call reject and auto-reconnect. At a price like this it’s a definite buy!

The price comes to $69.99 – $60 Instant Savings + Free Shipping = $9.99!

Samsung’s Modus 6450 Bluetooth headset made its debut today.  It’s not just your garden variety headset as it can be manipulated using an accompanying Android app and has a port for plugging in a stereo headset for listening to tunes.

The Android app will support voice command functionality and let users modify EQ settings.  Dual microphones provide noise cancellation, while Bluetooth 2.1+EDR supports active pairing, advanced multipoint and multiconnection technology.

The Modus 6450 has a reported 6-hour talk time, 180 hour standby time and a $100 price tag.

At the time of this posting Samsung removed the product page, but indicated that the headset will be arriving soon.

Via: Techfresh

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4.5 out of 5 stars

Pros:

• Excellent sound quality and noise cancellation
• Feature rich with more options to come in the future
• Light weight and not too dorky

Cons:

• Expensive; $129.99
• Difficult to find a comfortable fit despite a myriad of included earbud sizes

An Era is defined as a “a period marked by distinctive character or reckoned from a fixed point or event”. So does that sum up Jawbone’s latest Bluetooth headset, the “Era”?

Much like previous Jawbone headsets of the past, the Era is packed with a number of ear bud sizes which can accommodate a wide variety of ears. They’ve included fits for those that are looking for a more secure experience (ear hook) or without (no ear hook). The included charger even adds some cache to the overall experience by featuring a malleable cord that measures a few inches in length, but stays configured in any shape thanks to a metal lining.

The Era’s power switch and LED status light hidden beneath the rubber nub to show battery life and pairing status

There are just two physical keys on the Era. On the under belly lies a power switch, while the tail features a talk button, that when pressed when not in a call, much like the Jambox, speaks the approximate battery time left.

What makes the Era so unique is that it is the first Bluetooth headset to use an accelerometer. Violently shake the Era twice and it will enter it into ‘pairing mode’. Shake it once while out of your ear and it will answer the call. Tap on it twice when in the ear and it will answer or end a call. On a few occasions the Era fell out of my ear (no ear hook in place) and as a result it ended the call. I suppose that the accelerometer mistook the sudden change in movement as if I were tapping on it twice, as in hanging up. I also had a difficult time answering a call by tapping on the Era – I felt like I was smacking myself in the side of the head – so most of the time I resorted to using the ‘talk button’.   Jawbone says that the Era will receive additional updates to enhance the accelerometer’s usefulness, but that has yet to be realized

Talk button and USB input

By default the Era announces the caller’s telephone number. But realistically this is a waste since these days no one memorizes phone numbers. But good news. You can add up to 20 caller’s names and numbers to the Era and it will do its best to announce their name when they call. To do this you’ll need to plug the Bluetooth headset into your computer using the included USB plug and then register for a MyTALK account, which is Jawbone’s web portal. There you can swap the Era’s default voice with a variety of characters, change features and add a myriad of applications that allow you to text using your voice, listen to email and so forth. However, some of these apps are from third party developers and require you to sign up for a separate account.

Having something constantly jammed in your ear looks out right geeky. But it’s an entirely different ball of wax (pun intended) if the Bluetooth headset is heavy and cumbersome. The Era however is light enough to forget that its even there and small enough that most might not even notice it.  I did struggle to find a comfortable fit with the included ear buds, and even with the ear hook in place the Era was a bit unstable and had a tendency to shift around.

Jawbone Era’s non-ear hook ear bud

Inside the ear bud is a 10mm drive. Impressive, especially for a Bluetooth headset. Jawbone stretched the marketing material by suggesting that the Era could be used to listen to music. While totally possible its sound is far too bright and almost complete devoid of bass – plus it’s in just one ear.  Nonetheless, callers sounded crisp, clear and plenty enough loud even with a large amount of street noise in the background. However, callers said that I sounded a bit muffled, but discernible nonetheless.

The Jawbone Era boasts Aliph’s latest noise cancellation, Noise Assassin 3.0. While we don’t know how much they’ve updated the tech since their last iteration, most said that the majority of the background noise was muted, that is until I began to speak. Volume of the Era was usually right on, which is also part of their Noise Assassin technology. However, on an few occasions I found myself adjusting the volume manually, but for the most part the Era automatically kept levels to my liking depending on the surrounding environment.  Of note, you can disengage the Noise Assassin by holding the talk button for a few seconds.  When I did this callers could, without a doubt, hear more background noise.

The Era comes in a 4 colors; this one is Midnight which boasts red accents

In terms of connectivity the Era had no problem pairing with my iPhone 3Gs, though on occasion it needed to be manually prompted to reconnect to the Jawbone Era. Few and far between the connection was slightly muddled during a call, as if something were interfering with the Bluetooth connection, but nonetheless it was never to the point of disrupting the conversation.

The Jawbone Era takes about 1 hour to complete a full charge, or 30 minutes to complete an 80% charge. It boasts a 5.5 hour talk time, which considering the size of the device is nothing to sneer at. If left powered on and not used, the Era it will enter a standby mode where upon the battery can last for up to 10 days.  These stats were about on par with my experience.  By default the Era can visually communicate the remaining battery life on the iPhone and Blackberry’s screen by displaying a small icon in the top corner of each respective device’s display. Flip the Era over and you’ll notice that the rubber nub also flashes red when the battery is almost dead.

The Jawbone Era is a feature rich Bluetooth headset, but with that comes a hefty price tag of $129.99. I love the fact that you can update it with a variety of apps, change the voice and that perhaps some days Jawbone will enhance the functionality of the accelerometer.  But it’s important to note that despite all this tech wizardry Jawbone hasn’t lost sight of its core objective, which is too build one of the best Bluetooth headsets on the market today with a great battery life, feature set and excellent noise cancellation.

You can buy the Jawbone Era from Amazon in a variety of colors for $129.99.

Update: Checkout our Jawbone Era review.

14 days ago Aliph announced the Jawbone Era, the first Bluetooth headset to sport an accelerometer.  And today, it showed up at my door.

Now, I haven’t had a chance to go hands on with the device in terms of actual use since it’s still charging, but what I can tell you is that it feels pretty light weight in the hand and as always is packaged in the most opulent and novel (also practical) of ways.

Jawbone, like their previous Bluetooth headsets, has included a variety of earbud options that is sure to satisfy even the most picky of customers.  The USB cord isn’t more than a few inches long, but they’ve lined it with some wire so you can manipulate it to whatever angle fits your fancy.

The Era is a step above all of Jawbone’s previous Bluetooth headsets as it includes not only an accelerometer – used for entering pairing mode, ending/starting calls – but a 10mm driver and Noise Assasin 3.0, which Jawbone says is their most advanced noise canceling tech to date.

Expect a review up in a few weeks time, where upon I’ll remark on sound quality, noise cancellation, battery life and more.

Update: Checkout our Jawbone Era review.

In recent, Aliph seemed to be following in the footsteps of Lacie, committing to only minor product iterations with little real value added to what they’re minting as a new product and a hefty price tag to boot.  And while their latest, the Jawbone Era, seems to be in the same vein, there are some cool and notable features that might be worth a look, heck even a try.

So what sets the Era apart from their other Bluetooth headsets?  First and foremost the accelerometer, which has become a staple in all smartphones since the advent of the iPhone.  While it’s functionality is limited to just two functions – pairing the headsets by shaking, and tapping it (we’re not sure how this utilizes the accelerometer, though) to begin and end calls – Aliph promises to enhance its usability through future software and app updates.  

While we’re not one to listen to tunes out of just one ear piece, they’ve bumped the driver size to 10mm which should improve the fidelity of the headset as well as the volume.  This is further complimented by Noise Assassin 3.0, the latest and what they’re claiming to be the most advanced noise and wind cancelling technology.

The Jawbone Era is on sale now for $129.99 and is available in 4 different shades of black.

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