I've not gotten a BT headset as of yet, but when/if I do, I'll be going with the Motorola HS850. This headset seems to be very good. Also, after purchasing a splitter, I'll be able to charge both phone and headset at the same time. Some people are having problems with their headsets (any brand) and the E815, but reading at howardforums leads me to believe that it is an issue for the earlier released E815's.

-Travis

 

Have you guys seen this phone yet?
LG VX9800

Little bulky at 5.19 oz... But cool as all get out.
Heavy and No bluetooth file transfer but perfect for hard-core SMS addicts!

Edited to add:
Later today I'm going to go to howard forums and see how hard or if I can switch it from verizon to alltel. If it can be done then I may buy it.

 

The VX9800 is nice to be sure, but I really hate the way that VZW is keeping their phones with Bluetooth from being fully Bluetooth-operable. Rumor has it that the new Nokia flip phone, the 6256i, will have all Bluetooth profiles enabled. I mean, why does VZW market a phone such as my E815 as having Bluetooth if the only things I can really do with the Bluetooth feature is using a headset?

Soon, VZW will have to release phones with full capabilities to match those of Cingular. Once their network/AT&T's is fully up, VZW might just have their hands full.

-Travis

 

I did not realize tha tthey did that with all of thier phones.

Verizon isn't even available for me here.
We have Alltel, Nextel, Cingular, US Cellular, Sprint, that the main ones anyway there may be a few others that i am forgetting. I didn;t even realize tha twe didn't have verizin until I seen the ad for that phone went to LG hit teh buy it button and it asked for my Zip code. When I put it in, then it said I couldn't get that phone!

So if I find that I can switch it to Altell. Little browseing and I could probably unlock the bluetooth, but I'll have to drive to the closest metro area to a verizon store and buy it.