With the increasing number of states and cities requiring the use of hands free cell phone devices while driving many people are turning to wireless bluetooth headsets. Bluetooth technology allows people to conveniently connect to devices, such as their cell phones, hands free using their voice to use the device. Most bluetooth headsets offer the ability to make calls, accept or reject incoming calls, and perform functions such as last number redial. More advanced bluetooth headsets offer an increased range of features including increased voice control, wind-noise reduction, increased usage range, resistance to radio frequency interference, and improved design of the headset.

Now comes the important question, how does one actually use a wireless bluetooth headset? It’s pretty easy. To use a bluetooth headset on a cell phone a person will need to find the bluetooth settings on their phone. Next, they will tell the phone to scan for bluetooth devices. At this point, they should turn the bluetooth headset on and set it to “discoverable.” The headset will show up on the phone’s list of devices available. Selecting the headset from the list will pair the phone and headset together and calls will automatically go to the bluetooth headset.