SimulTalk Headset Review and Giveaway

Hi Neighbors!

How are you doing today? I hope you are having as great a week as I am! We so enjoy visiting Chicago. Now, back to Get Out and Get Active! SimulTalk sent me the Dangle Sports Headset. Before I even tell you any more about this headset, I have to tell you I am sold on it! The Dangle Sports Headset is designed to keep the earbuds from being ripped from your ears. Has that ever happened to you? You are listening to music while exercising, or perhaps doing housework, and your wire catches on something and rips out of your ear. That is not fun, nor does it feel good. The Dangle headset is formed in a circle that you place around your neck and the earbuds are on each side for you to place in your ears. The wire hangs down the front to attach to your mp3 player, iPod, cell phone, laptop, etc. There is a retractable wire that connects between the headset and whatever device you are using. The headset is designed like a necklace with earbuds. It also has a mic and a shirt clip. The Dangle Headset comes with different size ear bud gels so you get the perfect fit. With the retractable wire you virtually have no excess wire dangling in your way. Put it on, adjust to your requirements and then take off. These are great for a walking program! I can listen to anything I have on my mp3 player.


This also works great with my computer. I can listen while doing work on my computer. I can also record with the mic. This is a seriously handy gadget! Right now you can purchase them on the SimulTalk website for $19.95, they are regularly $29.95. So if you are interested, make sure you order one soon! With my set I also received the Headset Splitter ($9.95), which allows two people to listen at once. Each piece on the Splitter has it's own volume control. What a great benefit! Have you ever tried to listen with a splitter and the other person needs it softer or louder than you? And the Laptop Adapter ($4.95) which allows you to connect to both the headphone and mic jack on your computer. Thus you can listen and record.



Above is the Laptop Adapter.



Above is the Splitter with the volume control.


Another quick little fact is, a test was run on the Dangle Headset and they found out that 99.1% of the radio frequencies emitted by a radio are not present at the ear buds. If you add their ferrite bead that is changed to 99.9% of the radiation.

I highly recommend the Dangle Sports Headset!

SimulTalk is offering 5 winners a Dangle Sports Headset! So hurry up and enter !

Mandatory Entry:Visit the SimulTalk website and then come back and leave a comment about something you learned on the site. You do not have to be a blogger, but you must leave a valid email where you can be reached should you win. This giveaway will end 6/1 at 11:59 pm CST. The winner will be chosen using random.org and will be notified by email. The winner will have 48 hours to respond. (USA only)

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Disclosure:I received no monetary compensation for this post. I received a SimulTalk Dangle Sports Headset for review purposes. All quotes are taken from the SimulTalk website or email. All thoughts and opinions are mine.