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I find that it's easier for me to hear through the phone's handset than the headset earpiece, but others have told me that the sound when I'm talking to them is better when I'm on the headset. I'm most comfortable when I'm not moving around while I'm wearing it, I don't like to wear it more than a few hours, and I have yet to figure out how to wear it in my left ear--the directions are pictoral, and not particularly helpful.

But I bought this for convenience more than anything; it does what it's supposed to, and I'm not sorry I bought it.

Good thing, but sound may get low

Rating: 4

I've been using this headset for the last two months and am satisfied with it in general. I do sometimes get complaints that the sound is not too loud, however they usually say it is acceptable. The over-the-ear design is pretty convenient for me, I like how simple it is to place it on the ear and the way it sits. My wife finds it less comfortable to combine it with her glasses. I like to give it four stars as I'm more than half-pleased with it and I wouldn't agree with other reviewers saying it is horrible and useless.

Less than stellar sound quality	Rating: 3
I previously used a Jabra Earbud with my cell phone and found that it provided much better fidelity that does the over-the-ear style M220. I would recomend this only if you don't care too much about sound quality and find in-the-ear canal type headsets annoying or uncomfortable. The mike boom with this is also much larger and more conspicuous.

By Plantronics