Callpod Dragon

21 reviews

May, 2013

Positive
Comfort (5)
Usability (3)

Negative
Size (5)
Design (4)
Portability (3)
Value for money (3)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 21 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the usability. The comfort also gets good reviews, but the portability and value for money get critical opinions.

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sound, size, design, value for money, portability

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Headsets the Callpod Dragon is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 71/100 = Good quality.

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Expert review by: Jamie Lendino (pcmag.com)

Callpod Dragon

The Callpod Dragon Bluetooth headset offers a bounty of features, but it doesn't deliver on call quality.

Longer range than a typical Bluetooth headset. Two-way communication feature. Includes AC adapter, USB cable, and car charger in the box.

Expensive. Poor audio performance. Subpar noise suppression. Some users may find the tight, in-ear design uncomfortable.

Callpod's Dragon offers plenty of sheer functionality, but its audio performance and noise cancellation didn't measure up in testing. It's not particularly comfortable, either.

May, 2008

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Expert review by: (laptopmag.com)

Callpod Dragon, a review of Callpod Dragon

A long operating range and walkie-talkie functionality make this Bluetooth headset worth the splurge.

Long range, • Plenty of charging options

Uncomfortable design, Size: 2.3 x 2.2 x 1.3, Weight: 0.9 ounces, , , , , , , The circular Dragon is the size and shape of a York Peppermint Pattie. With its 2.3 x 2.2 x 1.3-inch size, the headset looks a bit chunky, but at 0.9 ounces it didn't feel to...

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Expert review by: Sandy Berger (hardwaresecrets.com)

Callpod Dragon V2 Headset Review

Review of Callpod's Bluetooth Dragon V2 headset for cell phones, which can also work as walkie-talkies.

Oct, 2008

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Expert review by: Steve Laser (mobilitysite.com)

Callpod Dragon Bluetooth Headset Review

In 2005 the City of Chicago banned cellphone use while driving. The fines are between $75 and $200. Bluetooth sales have skyrocketed in the Windy

The Dragon sports incredible range, unique features and different styling that set it apart from the rest of the pack. It comes in three colors, Titanium Silver, Black Chrome and Carbon Fiber and sells for $99.95 at the Callpod Website.

May, 2008

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Expert review by: Ricky Cadden (mobileburn.com)

Review: Callpod Dragon

The Callpod Dragon Bluetooth headset features dual-microphones for noise suppression, and has an innovative push-to-talk feature when used with other Callpod Dragon headsets. Ricky put this cylindrical headset through its paces to see how much fire it...

If you do alot of talking, and keep your Bluetooth headset on your ear most of the day, the Callpod Dragon is definitely a good choice. While clearly not designed for music, the Dragon has great battery life and would be a great choice for a short...

May, 2008

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Expert review by: Jamie Lendino (smartdevicecentral.com)

Callpod Dragon

The Callpod Dragon Bluetooth headset offers a bounty of features, but it doesn't deliver on call quality.

May, 2008

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Expert review by: tjchan (justanothermobilemonday.com)

Review: Callpod Dragon Bluetooth Headset

Bluetooth (BT) is quite popular these days. Coming in a variety of devices to establish communications between them for printing, for file transfer, GPS navigation links, and more, there is no use more common for BT than for hands free sets. Most...

I'm excited at the innovative products that Callpod has put out. I am greatly looking forward to their upcoming bluetooth products slated for release this coming month – like the Drone and the Phoenix which are sure to bring the use of BT to new heights!

May, 2008

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Expert review by: Kevin Cheng (digitalreviews.net)

Callpod Dragon, Brute Bluetooth Strength - Reviewed

From Monkeys to Dragons, DigitalReviews Network is traipsing through the animal kingdom in search of good gear for our readers. Thanks to Callpod we have the opportunity to review the Dragon, a Class 1 Bluetooth headset.

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Consumer review by: Dennis (buydig.com)

not a bad deal for the money

the sound was not always clear. I was told by callers that it was garbled sometime.

Comfortable","Durable","Easy To Use","Good Volume Control","Lightweight

Poor Sound

Nov, 2010

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Consumer review by: Dick (buydig.com)

I think it\'s good.

I like the size and it\'s comfortable. I wish it could be louder. The range is definitely better than my Plantronics.

Clear Signal","Comfortable","Easy To Use","Good Sound","Lightweight

Low Volume

Jul, 2010

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Product Specifications

Talk on your mobile phone without wires with the Dragon Bluetooth headset. With a 328+ ft range, you can roam around your office or home without having to carry your phone. Dragon can also connect with your PC for Skype calls simultaneously, allowing you to switch between your PC and mobile phone with a press of a button. With advanced dual-microphone noise suppression, the callers on the other end will enjoy crystal clear voice even if you are at an airport, noisy restaurant or car. Works with all Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones, computers and PDAs.