Identify your preference for corded vs. wireless cell phone headsets Typically, the corded cell phone headset will cost less than a wireless headset. Corded headsets work fine, but if you're moving around, you can easily pull the ear buds out of your ears when you snag the cord (even when attached to a shirt clip) on something. A Bluetooth cell phone headset gets rid of the cord connecting you to your phone and lets you move around without fear of accidentally snatching the corded headset out of your ear.

I recommend:  Visit Hello Direct website and check out their selection of corded and Bluetooth wireless headsets. Check out Price Grabber to compare prices. If you know you're going with a Bluetooth cell phone headset, browse the selection at the Cell Phone Shop.

Research features like noise-cancelling or wind noise reduction for your Bluetooth phone headset There's nothing worse than conducting business on a cell phone in a noisy location, so consider noise filtering as another criterion in your search.

I recommend:  Compare prices at Shopzilla for the Aliph Jawbone, a Bluetooth headset that's received very strong reviews. This headset boasts military-grade noise cancellation; it identifies your voice, virtually eliminates background noise and enhances incoming audio. Also visit NexTag and check out other noise-cancelling headsets.

Buy an RF3 headset for your health Concern about exposure to electromagnetic radiation (EMR) emissions from cell phones continues to grow. Fortunately, you can easily find an RF3 headset with AirCom Technology that reduces EMR exposure to the head. With AirCom Technology, an air-filled wireless tube replaces the wire inside a corded headset that connects the phone and the headset's earpiece.

I recommend:  Check out the selection and then buy an RF3 headset at Unical, or you can also buy an RF3 headset at RFSafe.