Does anyone own any bluetooth headphones (ex: Nokia BH-503, Motorola S9, etc)? I am curious on what I should look into buying. The bh-503 is more expensive than the S9. But which one is better? Those are really the only two that I can see would be good to get. If anyone else has another idea, let me know? Also is it true that the Nokia headphone should work better with out phone just because it is made from Nokia? Or is that just a hoax? Thanks for any input.

Isn't that wonderful. I have noticed that too. My Eternity had awesome bluetooth capabilities. I never had problems with it. Now with the 5800 - nothing but problems with my bluetooth.

 i wouldnt say the bluetooth is bad,just not as strong as the samsung eternity.but i would not go back to that phone to save my life....i accually left my 5800 with my wife and took my n75,its still a great back up phone!!!!!

as long as you keep ypur phone on you ,there shouldnt be any problems...i just cant leave it on one end of the house and clean the other. i would say(estimate) the 5800 at roud 20-25 feet,as for the eternity it was more like 35-40 feet

One of the most popular Bluetooth headphone brands is Sony. Sony's headphones are known for having great sound quality and durability.

The Sony DRBT50 Stereo Bluetooth Headset is one of the best Bluetooth headphones on the market. Since it carries the Sony brand name, you can expect it to have good quality for a reasonable price.

These headphones have a 40mm amp in the headphones that also have neodymium magnets to help enhance the sound quality.

To improve the comfort of wearing these headphones, there are earpieces with an auranomic design within them.

On one of the earpieces, there is remote control. This controller allows you to control the tracks playing and the volume functions of the music. This is very convenient, because you don't have to get out your mobile device to control those aspects, adding to their portability.

Instead of having to keep buying batteries over and over again, these Sony headphones are rechargeable. On one full charge, the standby time for the Bluetooth headphones is approximately 200 hours.

Although these headphones have high ratings, they don't come without problems. One thing that many users of these headphones had a problem with was with the syncing. Some of them stated that the syncing system seemed too cryptic for new users.

These Sony Bluetooth headphones can be picked up for around $110, if you shop around online.