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List Price: $79.99
Our Price: $22.99
Your Save: $ 57.00 ( 71% )
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Binding: Wireless Phone Accessory
EAN: 0723755890947
Feature: Compatible with Bluetooth 1.1 and 1.2 phones
Model: 89094
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Features
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Compatible with Bluetooth 1.1 and 1.2 phones
Sleek design
1 year warranty
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Possibly a good product
Comment: Purchased a new, retail packaged product and it never worked. The headset would not take a charge. I decided to return this item for a refund as I needed a headset now and could not wait for an exchange.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Bluetooth headset
Comment: Worked great right out of the box. Have now bought another one for husband.
Customer Rating:
Summary: pleased
Comment: Took a while to receive the order, but everything was great. The retrun polict could be better though...
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Summary: Great Headset
Comment: I've been using the H670 for about a month and works flawlessly. It never drops a call even while in standby and in syncs very quickly. Calls are clear and the 4 ear pieces make it easy to find a good fit.
It replaced my Jabra BT-150 and BT-160 which never worked correctly and never consistently stayed synced.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Not bad at all
Comment: Good battery life, is as advertised. A lot lighter than the earlier generation of moto headsets. Had a H500, it was ok but low max volume. Way more comfortable than headsets $50 and below and the raised speaker helps u hear better and decently louder than the previous gen of moto headsets. If ur driving with the window down, dont expect any headset to overpower a V8 going 75mph why do u think that basic car stereos use use a min of 200W A 5V battery isnt gonna overpower it Can be used as a mono headphone with your BT enabled computer or PDA. Warning. Alot of headsets are BT 1.1 or 1.2. This one rocks at BT 2.0 (1MBps vs 3Mbps) which gives u better audio quality ans slightly better range) Reason why alot of u guys have problems with range is cause ur source trasnmitter is low power. Got a Class I Bluetooth 2.0+ EDR (100m) USB Bluetooth transmitter on my computer and not a single dropout and good 96-112KBps Mp3 quality playback. Most cell phones are class II and III with a range of 1-10meters. Check ur cell phone specs and BT version. BT 2.0 and a min of Class II transmit power is ur best bet.I Have a LG Chocolate II and my conversations are CD quality with decent noise reduction. Bummed out when the mp3player on the chocolate wouldnt transmit to the headset only the wired headphones. When using my HP HX2495 PocketPC, it sounds like a weak 48Kbps analog phone quality at Bluetooth 1.2 :( Get a PDA with BT 2 or 2.1. OVerall a great buy, got it for 49. Dont waste ur money at walmart or target. The onboard slider switch is nice to have when swapping BT devices and the 3 different ear hooks make this so comfy to wear.
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