Update: used it today and it's great. It's so small and light, I can't believe it. Stays in the ear well and comes with 3 different size earpieces (similar to earphones). Paired up with my a900 no problem and with my friend's Sony. Tested on both, and it has the least static out of all 4 BT headsets I've ever tried. So far I'm happy.
The only thing that disappointed me was that I thought the little box/charger actually has prongs and plugs into the wall. Instead, it merely connects to a regular corded charger.

Update 2: Upon using it some more with the A900, I concluded that there are still major static problems, so I guess there's no salvation for A900 BT problems (which it's notorious for). I'll keep it anyway, I'm sure it'll work great when I get a new phone.

i got mine from tiger direct and i think its a refurb. there were loose parts in the box and it does not fit on the charger right. It works better than the "samsing" from eBay, but not to well with my a900.

Put my order in with Treocentral on Monday (standard shipping), shipped Tuesday, and was at my house Wednesday Charged it up and paired it with my Treo650, and it has been working great. I haven't heard any static yet, though my phone's never really been farther away then my pocket while I've been using it. Wife said I sounded just like I was on the handset.

Took me a few fit tests with the different sized loops to get it to fit comfy in my ear, but now that it does, I pop it in, and then forget it's even there! I'm using the "small" earpiece with the loop portion at about the 3 o'clock position (in my right ear). Man it's tiny. The charger works good and fast too. I popped the AC adapter in the outlet by my bedside table, so I plug the case in at night and let it charge, and in the morning I unplug it, toss it in my pocket, and I'm good to go.

I've been looking for a good headset to use while driving, since I've got a manual and trying to talk, shift, and steer can be a problem at times. This one is great. Much better than the cheap Plantronics one I got during Black Friday last year. That thing was big, heavy, and had connection static unless the phone was sitting up on my armrest. Even my pocket was too far away for a clear connection.

Definitly a good buy in my book.

Anyone else having a problem with this thing staying in the ear? Is there some kind of trick to it. I've tried all the different sizes. It stays in for awhile but falls out not long after I start talking or walking.

I got this a few days ago and it is working great with my A900. There has only been minimal static. I tested this with a co-worker who was using a different BT (more expensive) earpiece on his phone and we both agreed the quality of the sound of both headsets was better than the phone itself. It doesn't even come close to falling out of my ear. I only had to do a minor adjustment to the loop thing to make it perfect.

Looks like the jabra eargels are 100 times better for fitament issues. I suggest to anyone who is having problems to buy these things. I'm amazed at how well they fit.

You can get this from online from a place called "Every Accessory" for $35 shipped. There were 11 left when I checked, but the link is HERE

jstevanus said:You can get this from online from a place called "Every Accessory" for $35 shipped. There were 11 left when I checked, but the link is HERE

Anyone else order from them? Looks like it's $28.99 now plus $1.50 shipping.

I am also looking for this WEP-200 BT Headset and I came across this website of N1Wireless, they ship it for $40.99(29.99+11 shipping to Cincinnati, OH). But not sure if they are reliable and if the merchandise might be a fake one. Any comments?

Link

I just picked one up from Shentech on pricegrabber storefront for $31 shipped. Confirmed that it was retail samsung in original packaging. Should go well with the Helio Drift I just ordered today

They are available from fifthunit for $25 shipped.

FYI there are no "fakes", just buying direct from the same source Samsung does. The drawback to fakes is you may not get the 3 different sized ear peices.