The Handspring Treo Bluetooth headsets are meant for all Bluetooth enabled devices but there are possibilities for interferences/background noise if Handspring headset is used with a non-Handspring Treo cellular phone. Handspring Bluetooth enable phones include: Handspring Treo 650 and Handspring Treo 700w. To check for further compatibility please visit our FAQ area for a Bluetooth enabled phone list.

Jabra Bluetooth headsetsare currently in 2nd place in the Bluetooth headset market. Jabra Bluetooth headsets are generally meant to be compatible with all types of Bluetooth enabled devices. They are well-built miniature devices that are versatile enough to work with any carrier (Verizon, Cingular AT&T, Sprint, T-mobile, Helio, etc) and any Bluetooth enabled phones/devices as well. To check for further compatibility please visit our FAQ area for a Bluetooth enabled phone list.

Kyocera Bluetooth Headsets are compatible with all Bluetooth enabled device, but can have static and other noise disturbances if not a Kyocera branded device itself. Kyocera Bluetooth enabled phones include: Kyocera Slider Remix KX5/Slider Sonic, Kyocera Strobe KX21, and the Kyocera Xcursion KX160. To check for further compatibility please visit our FAQ area for a Bluetooth enabled phone list.

Logitech Bluetooth headsets are compatible with most to all Bluetooth enabled device depending on compatibility versions of 1.1 and 1.2. The Bluetooth device will work with any carrier Bluetooth enabled phone and/or device. To check for further compatibility please visit our FAQ area for a Bluetooth enabled phone list.

The Motorola Bluetooth department must be ecstatic because they are currently #1 in the Bluetooth market today and probably for many months to come. Motorola is extremely versatile and has plenty of different models to choose from depending on color and specs that the device provides. The Bluetooth devices are compatible with any Bluetooth enabled device and works especially well with Motorola cellular phones and devices. Motorola Bluetooth enabled phones include: Motorola L2, Motorola L6,  Motorola SLVR L7, Motorola Razr V3, Motorola Razr V3c, Motorola Razr V3i,  Motorola Razr V3x, Motorola ROKR E2, Motorola PEBL U6, Motorola V195, Motorola MPX220, Motorola 270c/T280i,E398/ROKR E1, Motorola V360, Motorola V500/V505/V525, Motorola V540, Motorola V330/V551/V547/V555/V557, Motorola V600/V620, Motorola V630, Motorola V710, Motorola  E815/E816, Motorola A830/A835, Motorola A845, Motorola Q. To check for further compatibility please visit our  FAQ area for a Bluetooth enabled  phone list

Nokia Bluetooth headsets is compatible with all Bluetooth enabled devices, but it is recommended that the headset is used with a Nokia cellular device if its used with a cellular phone.  Usually Bluetooth headset manufacturers design the device to work with similar phones that they manufacture under their brand umbrella. Nokia Bluetooth enabled phones include:  Nokia N80, Nokia N90, Nokia 3250, Nokia 3600/3620/3650/3660, Nokia 6102i/6102, Nokia 6103, Nokia 6126, Nokia 6165i, Nokia 6230, Nokia 6255i/6255/6256i, Nokia 6282, Nokia 6305i, Nokia 6310i, Nokia 6600, Nokia 6620, Nokia 6650/6651, Nokia 6682/6681, Nokia 6820/6820i, Nokia 6822, Nokia 7610, Nokia N-gage, Nokia N-gage QD, Nokia 8801/8800, Nokia 9300, and Nokia 9500. To check for further compatibility please visit our FAQ area for a Bluetooth enabled phone list.

Cardo Scala headsets are extremely versatile and cool image driven devices that can be used with any Bluetooth enabled device like Jabra and Plantronics. If you are a daily motorcycle rider then you probably want to look into Cardo Scala motorcycle Bluetooth enabled helmet headset that fits on the helmet. If you're the business driven personality type, then you would probably want to look into Cardo for its Bluetooth headset and 2.5mm adapter that can adapt to your own personal phone at home and link it to your headset your so you will not ever miss a call again. To further check for Bluetooth compatibility please visit our   FAQ area for a Bluetooth enabled  phone list. 

Samsung Bluetooth headsets are ccompatible with all Bluetooth enabled devices but is usually more cooperative towards Samsung Bluetooth enabled devices. So if you have a Samsung phone go with Samsung Bluetooth devices or Jabra, Plantronics, or Cardo for a better experience. Samsung Bluetooth enabled phones include: Samsung D347, Samsung E340, Samsung D357, Samsung D407, Samsung D600, Samsung E730, Samsung D807, Samsung T809, Samsung i730, Samsung E720, Samsung T719, Samsung x800, Samsung i830, Samsung A870, Samsung A900, Samsung A920, Samsung A930, Samsung A940, Samsung A950, Samsung SPH-A960/MM-A960, Samsung A970, Samsung A990. To check for further compatibility please visit our FAQ area for a Bluetooth enabled phone list

Sony Ericsson Bluetooth headsets are compatible with all Bluetooth enabled devices but are usually more cooperative towards Sony Bluetooth enabled devices. Sony Ericsson Bluetooth enabled phones include: Sony Ericsson T39, Sony Ericsson T60/T60d/T60LX/T61/T61Z, Sony Ericsson T62u, Sony Ericsson T68/T68i, Sony Ericsson R320/R520, Sony Ericsson Z520, Sony Ericsson T608, Sony Ericsson T610/T616, Sony Ericsson T630, Sony EricssonT637, Sony Ericsson s710a/S700i, Sony Ericsson W550i/W600i, Sony Ericsson Z600,  Sony Ericsson P800, Sony Ericsson K750/W800 and Sony Ericsson W810i . To check for further compatibility please visit our FAQ area for a Bluetooth enabled phone list

Epox Bluetooth headsets are not as well-know as other brands such as Motorola, Jabra, and Plantronics, but these devices are all compatible with all Bluetooth enabled devices and have similar talk range and talk time compared to its competitors. Quality may not be as significant with this manufacturer, but specs and features are similar to competitors. To check for further compatibility please visit our FAQ area for a Bluetooth enabled phone list.