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33 of 33 found the following review helpful:
 Protect your Plantronics Voyager Pro Bluetooth Headset Jun 20, 2010
By Wayne Holo
Pros: After owning a couple of not-so-great Bluetooth headsets, I really like my Plantronics Voyager Pro and so do the people I talk to while using it. Leaving it in the car unprotected or stuffing it in my pocket with coins and car keys was giving me some concern, so I purchased this case to keep it from getting dinged up. Sometimes, depending on where I am (restaurants, for instance), I'm a little self-conscious about wearing a headset, so I usually like to take it off. The Voyager Pro is so comfortable to wear, however, that I often forget I have it on! The case is designed to fit this particular headset model, the smooth leather exterior and brushed interior make it both functional and smart looking, while the simple magnetic cover makes it easy to open, replace or remove your Voyager Pro.
Cons: While it's definitely sturdy enough for a device as lightweight as a Bluetooth headset, I probably would have bought a hard case if I had found one. The belt clip is adequate, although an optional clip for the car visor would have been a nice addition. I also thought it was a little bit expensive with shipping. Those are the 3 reasons why I only gave it 4 stars instead of 5. I would still recommend it though.
25 of 25 found the following review helpful:
 A case which may work for you to carry expensive headset. Sep 18, 2010
By Dave L
If you are not one of the people who go everywhere wearing your bluetooth headset, then you will sooner or later have to either leave it at home or put it in a pocket or a similar place where it'll be susceptible to damage.
For the price this little magnetically-closed case will suit some uses.
I do see a couple of design aspects that make it a bit less than ideal for me: the clip will work on fairly narrow belts. Up to 1" will be OK and beyond that, the clip will be permanently open at the bottom of the clip, and that flare at the base of the clip will be digging into you and the case is more likely to brush off the belt and perhaps be lost, caught in a closing car door, or run over.
The second thing I see coming down the road in a few months is the construction of the leather which covers the metal clip underneath: the inner and outer leather is held together with stitching and eventually the threads will wear through and the covers will come apart. This is unfortunately a standard manufacturing technique on belt-type cases like this. So -1 star for both these things.
Why in the world the designers left one end of the case open may become clear as I use it; but the initial impression is, uh, why? The left side is open to the outside from about 1/2 way up; a simple "U" shape cutout in the front would be all you'd need to be able to hook the Voyager and bring it out.
The case itself appears to be sturdy enough for normal use, is pleasantly padded and will blend easily into business attire. it is not hard-use tactical duty gear. For that I'm thinking perhaps a handcuff case?
BTW the Amazon seller did a great job of fast shipping for a reasonable price.
UPDATE 9/26/2010
Well, I wish I could say it's been working out, but after 8 days of use, it is apparent that an unforseen problem has cropped up.
If you are active or have a bulky shirt or sweater pushing on the case, the magnet closure will be forced out of alignment and you may find the flap hanging open and pushed askew.
To put it another way, for belt use the ideal owner will be someone in an office setting, wearing a dress shirt and is a person of slim build wearing a narrow dress belt.
I added some strips of velcro to mine, so now it stays shut when bumped or moved by clothing. This causes the profile to be a little deeper than before but at least it stays shut now.
-Minus another star for this.
16 of 17 found the following review helpful:
 Does what it is supposed to do - protect your headset Jul 31, 2010
By Jason Neal Ellis
My wife makes fun of me because I break my headsets all the time. I realized the problem is that I put it in my cargo pants pocket or my laptop case with no protection, and it is just too rough on it. So, I bought this little case for my new headset and it works wonderfully. The best part is that there is a hard edge on the side that the microphone goes in, and it is a snug fit. This protects it completely. I put the headset in and throw it in my cargo pockets, no harm done.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Tailored To Your Satisfaction: A Must-Buy Companion to Your Plantronics Pro Headset Nov 17, 2010
By Keith VanErk
So you've invested some money into buying one of the best bluetooth headsets on the market, now what? You want to carry it on you in a fashionable, practical and secure manner! Sticking it in your pocket, purse, or car's gloves compartment is just not adequate because: 1) you may damage your not-so-cheap gadget, 2) higher chance of loosing it permanently or temporarily, when you need it the most! Believe me, it happened with me!!
Now back to our favorable Plantronics Leather Carrying Case: the design is so simple & sleek; it has a nice leather feel to it; strong belt clip; secure magnetic flap closure; soft interior; snag fit.
On the down side: some reviewers have rightfully stated you may need to push down on your headset as you put it back in the case, but with all honesty : no biggie!!
Bottom line: After having it for well over a month, its a must-buy companion to your plantronics Pro Headset.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Perfect Fit Dec 02, 2010
By Miss Cutie
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I'm big on protecting my investments. This case was the perfect fit and it keeps me from misplacing my Bluetooth. Its easy to slip into my purse when I'm not using it and keeps it from being damaged. I would say it's a must have.
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