Calling from the cab or the counter
- Amazon price
- $30.77
- Customer rating
- 4.4
- Customer reviews
- 6778
- Typical price over 90 days
- $36.81
- Difference
- $6.04 (16 percent)
If your workday happens behind a wheel or at a desk where a phone stays within reach, the Sarevile Trucker Bluetooth Headset is built for one job: keeping your hands free on a call. We'd consider it a fit for drivers and small-office users who want a light on-ear headset rather than a pair of earbuds.
A directional microphone handles the near-end pickup, and Sarevile pairs it with AI noise canceling aimed at calming your surroundings, so your voice carries on a call rather than a room full of traffic. The single earcup leaves one ear open, which is how most drivers prefer it.
What your phone and computer can do over Bluetooth 5.2
Pairing runs over Bluetooth 5.2, and the headset holds two device connections at once, so you can keep a phone and a laptop signed in and jump between calls. It works with phones, tablets, computers and other Bluetooth devices, according to Sarevile.
Controls sit on the headset itself. The multifunction button powers it on and starts pairing, answers and ends calls with one click, and redials the last number with a double click. A mute switch is there for the moments you need to step out of the conversation, and Sarevile says the headset also responds to Siri. Voice prompts call out connection status, mute status and a low battery.
One limit worth knowing before you buy: Sarevile notes the MFB only answers calls from cell phones, so answering through a computer or softphone app isn't guaranteed. If your work runs through a desk phone or a specific softphone platform, confirm the button behavior with Sarevile first.
All-day wear and the callers it suits
Charging takes 2 hours, and a full charge is rated for up to 35 hours of talking or up to 60 hours of music at 70 percent volume. That is a workweek of calls on a single charge for many users, and it means fewer charging breaks between shifts.
The soft-cushion earpad and adjustable headband are aimed at wearing the headset through a long day, and an anti-slip pad is there to keep it from shifting. At $30.77, which is less than the typical price of $36.81 over the last 90 days, that combination of talk time and a boom mic is a sensible pick for a driver or call-desk setup.
We'd skip it if you mainly want music for both ears, or if you need a headset aimed at an office phone system rather than a Bluetooth phone. Before ordering, check the earpad material and clamping feel against how long you plan to wear it, and confirm that your computer or calling app works with the mute switch.
A Bluetooth 5.2 headset for callers who want both hands free on the road or at a desk.
Spec sheet
| Model | KH-23 |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Size | gereral |
