Plantronics M100 Bluetooth Headset Review

A Closer Look
The ear buds are interchangeable depending on what size and shape ear you have. Three different sizes are included and simply pop off and allow you to change for the correct one for your ear.

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The power button is situated on the side and can be identified by the orange colour as to if it’s turned on or off.

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The other side of the headset is where the volume button is located and quite a nice little feature is the voice alert that informs you when you are set on the maximum volume.

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A plastic looped piece is included which attaches to the stem of the ear piece in both orientations. This allows the user to position the headset for their left or right ear depending on preference. Once attached, you can simply put the headset over your ear and place the ear bud aspect of it into your ear.

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The headset also comes with a neck strap which connects via USB and although the USB has no data function when used in conjunction with this strap, it is quite a ingenious design of using the port to attach the provided strap.

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Once the headset is ready to use, you can turn it on and are ready for pairing with your phone. This is shown by the LED flashing blue in colour.

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The pairing process should be no different to how you would normally pair a Bluetooth device. We’re using an iPhone, therefore if you are familiar with the interface, the following will look very similar to you.

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Once connected, you’ll see the iPhone automagically choose the headset as its primary device when performing a call.

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We also thought we’d show you what the battery level meter looks like on the iPhone, just incase you’re curious.

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Once the unit is on charge, you will see that the LED goes red in colour.