Motorola S7-HD Bluetooth Stereo Headset

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Motorola S7-HD Bluetooth Stereo Headset

Product Description

Goodbye Wires Move freely with wireless control of your music. Track, volume and call controls are built into the headphone.

Chill Out In Comfort The S7-HD's comfortable on-ear design makes it ideal for total music immersion.

Music To Your Ears High-defintion surround sound featuring 30mm drivers and SRS to deliver rich bass and clarity at high frequencies.

Stay Connected Pair S7-HD to your compatible Bluetooth enabled phone for wireless calls in stereo. Your music automatically pauses or mutes when a call comes in.

Pocket Portability So small, the S7-HD fits in your pocket

Inside the Box:
• MOTOROKR S7-HD
• USB Charging cord
• Quick start guide

Wireless Range: Up to 33 ft

Play/talk time: up to 8 hrs

Please note: Wall charger is not included.

Wireless Requirements for music: Mobile phone or MP3 player with Bluetooth Stereo profile (A2DP). A Bluetooth adapter (NOT INCLUDED) may be required for use with iPOD/MP3 players and PCs.

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User: Naa Brew, May 4, 2010

Pros: good sound, comfy fit
Cons: poor connectivity, loose fit, poor craftsmanship, off putting ocntrols

I bought these for $35 and loved the sound and thought the voice clarity (while not great) was decent enough for the price range. While some people had trouble hearing me in loud or windy environments, I could deal with the headset as it was comfortable, easy to use and could fit in my pockets pretty easily.

Music sounded rich and full and hearing voices in stereo always made talking on them pretty nice (beware if you have friends with shrill voices...)

I started to fall out of love when I realized that putting the phone in my pocket or on my belt holster killed the connection. If I was walking, on the metro or working out, I would have to hold the phone in front of my chest, or behind my back which pretty much negating the whole handsfree idea. While I could deal with occasionally spotty music reception, the connection would also go out on business calls and thats not acceptable.

I tried to deal with that issue, but soon the cord from the right earphone started to short out. Since I couldnt rely on the thing to turn on or stay connected, I dropped it out of service.