Showing posts with label motorola bluetooth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motorola bluetooth. Show all posts

8/21/2012

Motorola H620 Bluetooth Headset with Wall Charger (Black) Review

Motorola H620 Bluetooth Headset with Wall Charger (Black)
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They say opposites attract. I'm a gadget freak, my wife is a gadget hater, so I guess it's true. I bought this headset because I no longer wanted to be one of those pinhead drivers who threaten the safety of everyone else by driving with their cell phone plastered to their ear. The H620 enjoys excellent battery life, is attractive, small, very light weight, and fits perfectly in my ear. I hardly know I'm wearing it. I bought it because the package said it had special audio features, like noise cancellation and an echo inhibitor, that made it ideal for use in a moving vehicle. I must admit that when I talk with people from my car, they don't seem to realize I'm wearing a headset. I called my wife and said, "Honey, I'm wearing a new wireless headset, how does my voice sound to you?" She answered "OK, I guess - not bad at all." Believe me, that's VERY high praise coming from my wife. It doesn't get any better than that. This thing MUST be good.

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7/17/2012

Motorola H560 Bluetooth Wireless Headset Review

Motorola H560 Bluetooth Wireless Headset
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I am not really the type of person to wear my headset around all day long no matter how comfortable it is. This little guy has great quality and is super light and comfortable and very low key looking...(very non vulcan)
It is of the same sound quality (on both ends) as the Plantronics 510 (which I have owned 2 of) but without all the bulk. Just be careful not to lose it if you don't wear it all the time. I found a way to clip mine onto my blackberry holster but if not for that I would have lost it a few times.

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6/08/2012

Motorola HS850 Bluetooth Headset - Black Review

Motorola HS850 Bluetooth Headset - Black
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I just got this bluetooth headset and have to say it is absolutely fantastic.
1. Most importantly, there is absolutely NO DIFFERENCE in sound quality between this and a wired headset. It is simply unnoticable to my callers. I can walk around in my home without trouble.
2. It feels so light and comfortable on the ear that I forget I have it on. This is key as taking it off and putting it on all the time wasn't an option. It had to feel good on my ear for hours at a time.
3. It found my Motorola RAZR cell phone very quickly. Setup was a breeze.
4. This little device can do call waiting, voice commands, etc., and opening the boom mic answers the call.
Battery life is good, 8 hours of talk and 200 hours standby!
It's the first over the ear earpiece that I actually like. Comfortable and lightweight.
Bottom line, don't waste money on inferior headsets -- you'll end up regretting it. So far, this is the best, although Moto has just announced an even higher-end headset, although I don't think it's been released yet.
UPDATE on 8-13-05 -- Still the best headset I've tried. Only problem -- I'm on my 3rd one! But it's my fault - I've lost and dropped the first two...But I'll keep buying this headset unless something dramatically better comes out. Oh, I guess the blue-flashing light when you're connected doesn't make a whole lot of sense as you can't see it (it's on your ear). Wish there were an option to shut that off...

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No wires. No limits. Designed to enhance the experience of any Bluetooth technology enabled phone, the Motorola Wireless Headset HS850 also stores information and wirelessly interacts with up to eight different Bluetooth 1.1 and 1.2 compliant devices, including handsets, PDAs and computers.

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1/25/2012

GTMax Wireless Bluetooth Handsfree Headset for Motorola Crush, CLIQ, Barrage V860 Cell Phone Review

GTMax Wireless Bluetooth Handsfree Headset for Motorola Crush, CLIQ, Barrage V860 Cell Phone
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I bought the the other and haven't took it out my ear yet. I'm glad that the battery life on this bluetooth is so great. The hear on here is good, loud, and for this price if mine break I'm gettin aanother

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9/06/2011

Motorola Oasis Bluetooth Headset (Black and Silver) Review

Motorola Oasis Bluetooth Headset (Black and Silver)
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I wanted to love this product but ended up "only" liking it. As soon as I opened the box, I tried it on and love the fit. After using the last three Aliph Jawbone models, I was hoping for something more comfortable and Motorola knocked it out of the park with the Oasis' fit. Pairing with my phone and PC was simple, but any modern Bluetooth device should pair easily -- this is 2010 after all. With all of that going, the Oasis was off to an excellent start.
Then the next two weeks of use came and I was disappointed in the unit's sound quality. This doesn't sound nearly as good as the Jawbones I've used. I'm surprised that there are other reviews that claim this is a better headset in terms of sound. This was not my experience at all. Incoming sound is a tinnier than the Jawbone's. The noise cancellation doesn't work nearly as well. My test for this is making a call on the corner of Wilshire/Vermon in Los Angeles -- a street with heavy car and bus traffic. With the Jawbone, my friends had no idea I was calling them in such a busy area. While the Oasis blocked out a good amount of sound, my friends said that they could definitely hear background sound. Overall the sound quality is a little above average, but in my experience not nearly as good as what Aliph offers with its Jawbone products.

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The Motorola Oasis redefines comfort and performance. Rethink what you know about Bluetooth headset comfort. Oasis offers a comfortable, lightweight, and stable headset design. It also provides call clarity with dual mics and wind resistance up to 12 miles per hour.

Motorola Oasis
At a Glance:
Comfortable, lightweight behind-the-ear design
Dual-mic technology eliminates background noise
Wind suppression for winds up to 12 miles per hour
Intuitive controls make it easy to manage calls
Includes three ear gels for a custom fit
Backed by a one-year warranty
The locations of call and mutebuttons are intuitive and basedon consumer feedback. View larger.

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8/30/2011

Motorola H17txt Bluetooth Headset (Graphite Gray) Review

Motorola H17txt Bluetooth Headset (Graphite Gray)
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EDIT ************ The H17 gets a FIVE STAR rating, but the Motospeak app gets a four star at the moment (until a newer version fixes a few problems)***************
This headset does a lot, plus a lot more. Let's start off with the basics before jumping into the Motospeak App.
The H17txt is a lightweight, attractive, and comfortable Bluetooth headset. Phone calls come through clearly, with no reported dropped connections while using it.
The advertised "mini noise cancellation" works, but not like the many noise cancelling headphones. It certainly helps tremendously when trying to hear a phone call where the recipient's reception is bad on top of you being in bad weather, or...in general. Feels like you are pressing the headset against your ear, except you do not have to do that because of the "background reduction" feature.
Battery life is said to be 5 hours talk time and 6 days standby, but what is useful on this particular headset is that if you want to turn it off, you retract the boom. This helps when you are in places where you know that you will not be using it for a longer period of time, but still want it on your ear.
In order to fit it to your ear, it comes with different size ear-gels, to conform to different shapes but also has a hearing-aid like band that you can loop around your ear. I found this to not work so well as it did not exactly fit as neatly and tightly as with the ear-gels.
There are, of course, various buttons on the unit itself such as volume and push to talk/dial. When you press the dial button when there are no calls coming in, you have the option to make this a voice dial command. Meaning that you can say "call or dial ". I am sure you have used this feature in other devices such your cell phone or GPS, but it works nicely, and I found it to follow my commands better than any I have used thus far.
This unit will also tell you when your battery is low and what the battery level is (by pressing the volume up and down simultaneously). Moreover, when you connect this to your phone the voice, I call her Grace (personification is fun with electronics), will guide you through the process of linking your phone to the device, while also letting you know when it connects and disconnects.
Now on to the fun stuff: MotoSpeak.
We know that this headset takes calls, but it also reads back texts and e-mails. For this to work you will have to download an app called "Motospeak" which has a free and a premium version. Personally, I loaded this on my Blackberry and this review will reflect that. First off, the difference between the free/premium are in the preferences. For example on the premium you can change the type of voice speaking back to you i.e. man instead of a woman. You can also adjust the e-mail settings on premium, whereas on the free version you cannot.
The Motospeak function is great when it is in use. You can adjust the settings so that it will only read what you want it to read, but by default it will say something along the lines of: "Text from

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The Motorola H17txt with MotoSpeak combines intuitive design, optimum call clarity, and innovative texting capability for an ideal Bluetooth solution for your on-the-go lifestyle. Get a text without lifting a finger--the H17txt allows texts to be read into your headset, so you can listen to your messages responsibly, right when they arrive.

Motorola H17txt Bluetooth Headset
At a Glance:
CrystalTalk dual-mic technology eliminates background noise
Lightweight, customizable wearing style for comfort and flexibility.
MotoSpeak application to listen to your text messages
RapidConnect lets you handle calls with a simple flip.
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