Response from: Stephanie (Check me out!)

What a terrible waste of 50 bucks. I have my cell phone on my belt in a case that Verizon sold me and the headset on my ear and I get static. The only way to make it stop is to hold the phone up right in front of my face. And I know this is not just a defect in mine - my husband has one that does the exact same thing. In addition, I have taken good care of the junker making sure it is charged, kept dry, etc., and it's already malfunctioning (I've had it for THREE WHOLE WEEKS). Sometimes it'll pick up the calls when I push the button, other times I'm not so lucky. Then I tried making a call and my phone showed, "Sounds transferred to bluetooth," "Sounds transferred to phone," and back and forth at least 10 times before it finally settled on my phone. My husband now says he can't get his to power off. He holds the button and all it does is ignore him, pretty much. My husband accidentally washed mine today and good riddance - I'm going for quality this time when I buy a bluetooth earpiece.

Response from: Anthony (Check me out!)

Hmmm, we'll see...just got mine last night and I did a search on JB135 and "static" and got to your post...I too get static from mere feet away, not impressed at all.

Response from: Willard (Check me out!)

I need the pass code to set up bluetooth on kyocera

Response from: Rajesh (Check me out!)

I need the pass code to set up bluetooth on Treo 650

Response from: Anita (Check me out!)

I need a passcode to set up my Jabra Headset BT153 to my Nokia N70 series mobile.

Response from: skap (Check me out!)

try passcode 0000. it worked for me