The device is very lightweight and conservative in design – it is not as discreet or as stylish as some headsets we’ve seen, but is reasonably comfortable to wear. It is refined for ease of use, with separate buttons for controlling the volume, and answering and ending calls.
We found setting it up with a smartphone to be a seamless process, giving the device a true plug-and-play feel. Digital Signal Processing (DSP) technology reduced echo, distortion from wind and other ambient sounds – and although it was evident to our callers that we were using a headset, it by no means had the artificial sound that is so often an issue with budget headsets.
The Plantronics Explorer 395 feels well priced for the features and design. It is a superior entry-level headset, and though you’ll definitely get more if your budget stretches further, for its target market it does its job well.
Plantronics Explorer 395 Bluetooth Headset Review
Taken from : Android Tips, Tricks & Apps - Volume 1, 2013
