One of the things i hate while driving is to see other people using one hand to drive their cars or bikes and the other to answer and hold their smartphones close to their ears.

- Build Quality; - Design; - Size / Weight (5.5g; - Audio Quality (Both Ends; - Touch Controls; - Dual-Mics With Noise-Cancelling Technology; - Caller Announce / Battery Life Announce / Voice Commands; - Bluetooth 4.1 (A2DP/HFP/HSP/PBAP/NFC; - Charging Unit (Offers Up To 7 Extra Hours Of Use; -...

- Price (For Some; - Dual-Mics Could Perform Better (Design/Size Limitation; - Volume Levels; - No Volume Controls

Excellent quality, finish is a smooth Matt finish and feels great.Simple to use and pair up.Small and discreet.Music audio quality fantastic.Jabra assist app is also very good and straight forward.Overall I am very happy with this and will recommend it to anyone

This is a brilliant Bluetooth headset that really stands out from previous ones I've used. Not only is it lighter, sleeker, and more comfortable it also has far superior sound. Audio on calls is exceptionally clear and after changing to the smallest size ear tips its sits really securely in my ear.

Sound quality; Looks good/design

Having read several negative reviews on other websites, I was skeptical about purchasing the Jabra ECLIPSE headset. However, after a few weeks with the device, I can honestly say that this is hands-down the best bluetooth headset I've ever owned (and I've owned around a dozen over the past decade).

Jabra's Stone line of Bluetooth headsets has placed design over performance for a few years now. That trade-off appears once again in the Jabra Eclipse ($129.99), a cute little headset with a comfortable fit, but difficult controls and troubled voice quality.

Tiny; Great voice quality when close to the phone; Charging case doubles as backup battery

Severe garble issues when phone was in bag while testing; Little noise cancellation; No physical buttons

Jabra's Stone line of Bluetooth headsets has placed design over performance for a few years now. That trade-off appears once again in the Jabra Eclipse ($129.99), a cute little headset with a comfortable fit, but difficult controls and troubled voice quality. You'll get a lot more for your money with our Editors' Choice, the Plantronics Voyager 5200 ($99.87 at Amazon) . Design and BatteryThe Eclipse ($84.95 at Amazon)  is the best-looking headset I've seen recently. Nestled in a two-inch-wide matte egg of a case, it's a lone black eartip with a 1.75-inch, slightly angled boom coming off of it. It comes with four different-sized pairs of gel eartips, but I found the default one snug and very comfortable. That said, if you insist on an earhook, this isn't your headset. The headset lives in its egg-like case when you're not using it. It charges in the case, which has a standard micro USB port and serves as an external battery. The little headset itself lasted for 3 hours, 44 minute...

The Jabra Eclipse is a super-small Bluetooth headset, but it's hard to control, and too dependent on how and where you hold your phone.

Tiny; Great voice quality when close to the phone; Charging case doubles as backup battery

Severe garble issues when phone was in bag while testing; Little noise cancellation; No physical buttons

It's simply amazing. Does what's expected without a glitch. Housing case is a wonderful concept. A pretty handy feature. Don't think any other brands providing it. And it does actually make a difference. Bluetooth headset is really light. Phone calls are a breeze to answer.

Let's face it: cables are becoming increasingly annoying. They get in the way or catch and snag on things, and when using headphones , usually you're going to have a bad time. Thanks to the rising quality of Bluetooth headphones, those pesky cables are no longer much of a worry.

If you're looking for a really great bluetooth headset to talk on the phone hands free without using speakerphone, the $129

The first question on my mind when I got the Jabra Eclipse for review was, "Wait, who uses Bluetooth headset anymore?", to which I got the immediate answer from my car, when its Bluetooth stopped working. For a person who talks a lot on the phone, the Jabra Eclipse came to me as a blessing.

+ Elegant Design; + Good Battery Life

- Initial connectivity issues; - Assist App not really required