Not many bluetooth headsets connect easily, handle hands-free calls well, and offer equally great sound for voice and music. Those that do, usually start at $100, and fewer stand out when it comes to economy, trust and innovation. The Lamicall iBluetooth, does.  The reasonably priced device is filled with high-end features.

From the moment the 1.8-inch earpiece came out of the box I noticed innovation. The headset is only about a half-inch thick and weighs about a quarter of an ounce. Most top bluetooth headsets that do audio and media are larger and heavier. Currently, the most popular is the pricey LG series. So, the only question for me was whether the Lamicall iBluetooth was a tool I can trust.

I am a road warrior, who likes to stay hands-free, on the go and in touch ass much as possible. I need electronic devices that keep me connected with almost no effort wherever I need to go. Hands-free is most important because more an more state laws now require drivers to lay down smartphones, during calls and texts. Also, I want privacy as such devices give notifications to communicate with me.

The iBluetooth performed with ease with my Galaxy Note. I also tried it with a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3, the Galaxy Tab S, and a Trinity Tablet. The device connected with ease and performed beautifully.  The headset even paired nicely with computers my Dell Inspiron tablet/laptop and Gateway Galaxy ZX desktop. Again, the headset clearly output music and voices refreshingly crisp and clear.

Once the Note 4’s bluetooth switched on, the Lamicall headset paired. I did not have to search on the phone through a list to select the headset, as with most low-end bluetooth devices. The Lamicall iBluetooth proved itself economical, not cheap. The phone began to play the Samsung demo music as it paired. Several times with headsets, I have had to go to the phone to stop the sound. I reached up and gently tapped the Lamicall headset’s multifunction button. The song stopped.

The fascination continued during the first received call. The iBluetooh told me the caller’s number, which gave me the chance to decide whether to answer. Without the need to touch the phone I connected to a high definition conversation.

The caller and I sounded as if were seated next to each other. The experience was equally clear and immediate on their side. The volume levels stayed constant. Sound levels can vary with other headsets. Something as slight as a lean to the right or left might cause static, or clarity of the call. The iBluetooth even performed well through walls. The sound on some phones gets fuzzy or and can dropped within twenty feet.

The iBluetooth is vulnerable to water damage and heat, as most electronic devices. That takes little away from its strength. At first glance, the sleek, feather-weight earpiece on Amazon did not appear tough enough for everyday use. Given the chance, the Lamicall delivers.