Blue Light=Good
Note: You'll want to make sure that you've got a reasonable ring tone set up for the Bluetooth profile, it won't default to the same one as your General profile.
Once on Bluetooth, everything worked great. The sound is good, there is no noise in the background as there is with the included wired headset. I'm still working on that problem, but Bluetooth is certainly a reasonable work-around.
Upshot is, if you're a frequent headset user (while driving or whatever), expect to purchase a Bluetooth headset to use with this phone.
I looked at the headsets at retail outlets, and choked at the prices I saw. Fortunately, I found that online prices are far more reasonable. I've linked the unit I bought here:
It's a pretty basic unit, no stereo but inexpensive, comfortable to wear, and it has good sound. The buttons are large enough to use easily while you're wearing it. Some headsets I've seen have volume controls that are impossible to use without pulling the headset out.
I'm still new enough to wireless headsets that I feel like I ought to be quoting Lieutenant Uhura while I'm wearing one, but nonetheless I'm happy with the one I got.
Also, the charging problem is easy to overcome once you realize it's there. If the light is flickering when you set the headset in its charger, take an extra moment to seat it properly. It's obvious once you know.
My Articles on the Sciphone G2:
- Face Off: Nokia E63 vs. Sciphone G2
- Sciphone G2 First Impressions
- Sciphone G2 Phone Use
- Web Browsing on the G2 Cell Phone
- The G2 Cell Phone's Camera
- Wireless on the G2 Cell Phone
- A New Sciphone G2
- Sciphone G2 Headset
- Bluetooth Headset for Sciphone G2, 1st Lesson
- Bluetooth Headset for Sciphone G2, 2nd Lesson
- Sciphone G2 Tips