Plantronics' headset is about twice as long as Jawbone's, although the shape is different. Instead of having parallel edges, Voyager Edge starts with a diamond shape at the top, with a 1.8" long, 0.2" wide segment jutting out from the bottom.

The Voyager Edge has three built-in mics that have a propriety noise and wind cancellation features that help provide one of the clearest voice calls I have experienced. Setting up the Edge is an easy option, you don have to hold down a button to set up Bluetooth.

In the end, my misgivings proved unfounded. Not only is the Edge as good at killing background din and isolating your voice as the Voyager Legend, it sounds noticeably better than the Era without being a heck of a lot bigger.

The Plantronics Voyager Edge packs outstanding call quality and noise cancellation; The headset is also light, comfortable to wear, and compact for a boom-style device.

The Voyager Edge's ear tips don't form a tight audio seal and take some fiddling to position properly

Plantronics and Jawbone have been duking it out with their Bluetooth headsets for years now, the former focusing on superior call quality while the latter delivers devices with unrivaled style.

Excellent call quality; Easy pairing using NFC; Charging cradle included; Solid battery life given its size

Mediocre wind resistance; Tested range is slightly short

Plantronics and Jawbone have been duking it out with their Bluetooth headsets for years now, the former focusing on superior call quality while the latter delivers devices with unrivaled style. That battle continues with the Plantronics Voyager Edge ($129.99), which looks to take on the refreshed Era by Jawbone. Plantronics sticks to its tried-and-true boom-mic design, but dispenses with the bulky over-the-ear shape of the Voyager Legend. Thankfully, the clean call quality remains, and it still outperforms Jawbone's offering in most cases. The difference between the two will come down to a simple question: Do you value form or function? We still prefer the Era's refined, discreet design and solid performance, but the Edge is still an excellent choice if call quality is a top priority. Design and FitThe Voyager Edge isn't replacing the older Legend—in fact, it looks a whole lot more like the company's Discovery 975. Think of it as a bridge between the performance-focused Voyager l...

The Plantronics Voyager Edge Bluetooth headset cuts the bulk of its predecessors without sacrificing superlative call quality.

Excellent call quality; Easy pairing using NFC; Charging cradle included; Solid battery life given its size

Mediocre wind resistance; Tested range is slightly short

ImageTagInstance gallery-7e838615-e6a8-4ff3-bd5e-544ee65380ad Image: 1 of 3 ImageTagInstance gallery-c24fd98c-7b2b-457a-9a06-0741b3653896 IntroductionThe Voyager Edge is a the latest premium Bluetooth headset in Plantronics line-up. At $129.99, it is not affordable, but the Santa Cruz-based company went out of its way with the design and extra perks that come with it. The end result is a high-class, but also stylish Bluetooth headset. /124260794/.2_6924.3_phonearena.com_tier1 So how much is $130 worth to Plantronics, and what exactly will that get you? Let's find out.In the box:Bluetooth headsetCharging base (built-in battery) with LED battery indicatorsUSB to microUSB cableCar lighter adapter with USBS, M, L size silicone eartips for in-ear supportOptional plastic clip-on earloopDesignIf your line of work requires the use of a Bluetooth headset, but you're also looking for something a bit fancier, then the Voyager Edge should be among your first stops. The sleek, but compact, accessor...

I love it... its easy to set up.. keeps charge etc.. I've had several Bluetooth accessories and this by far is the BEST one I've owned.. it doesn't irritate my ear like others have and it comes with adjustable ear pieces. the rechargeable piece that comes with works also. I have no complaints on it.

Plantronics' latest premium Bluetooth headset is the voice activated, noise-cancelling Voyager Edge, with a carrying case that for some reason looks like a coffin.

Plantronics knows a thing or two about Bluetooth headsets, being one of the stalwarts of the industry, but the new Voyager Edge still has something unusual to it. Fitting in-between Plantronics' Legend and Discovery lines of earpieces, the Voyager Edge claims to pair the performance of the former...

just really fell in love with the lovely design of the headset. purchased actually because i needed it for hooking up with my pc for conference calls etc, but now use it for all sort of things...streaming tunes, hands free activities. can recommend it.

Comfortable