H350

Pros: the best of four bluetooth headsets that I have bought

Cons: none so far

The Bottom Line: My experience has been nothing but pleasant

Review: I suppose I have to fully admit that I have a problem. With two cell phone using members of my family I have bought four bluetooth headsets in less than two years, and none of them have had any problems. I do it because I can’t resist buying ...

Pros: Light Weight
Functionlity
Clarity
Effective Range

Cons: Confusing Audio Tones
Can't wear with stocking hat

The Bottom Line: Give the gift of communcation with this highly functional and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED hands free device.

Review: So, lets review. In the current time of phones and mobile devices, there comes a need for ease of communication. Being on the go is never a time to be tethered to anything. As such, the requirement of an easy means of reaching your friends and family is ...

Pros: Size, Price, Range, Clarity

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: I like my earpiece and would recommend others to check it out.

Review: I am really liking this earpiece. I actually bought it originally for my sister because she wanted a bluetooth headset. She has a tendency to lose things a lot so I was a bit hesitant but with the price of this I wasn't too worried and got it for her. ...

Pros: Very Comfortable Easy to use

Cons: None

Review: This is the best headset I have used with my phone (Samsung I730). It was a breeze to set up and is so comfortable that I wear it all the ...

Pros: Easy to use, good clarity

Cons: Ear attachment becomes uncomfortable after a while.

The Bottom Line: The Motorola H350 is a decent headset for the price.

Review: Last week my wife and I made a trip to the Sprint Store looking to replace our old cell phones with more up-to-date phones. She had a Sanyo SCP-4700 and I had a N okia 3588i which was given to me with the 2 year ...

Pros: Good volume, voice clarity. Simplicity. Good battery life.

Cons: Feels loose on my ear.

The Bottom Line: Recommended. Great headset as far as features, voice clarity, and battery life are concerned.

Review: The general populace is on the run. That's why we have fast food, 1 hour cleaners, and Bluetooth. Between conference calls and driving, this Bluetooth headset has simplified my life just a smidge. For a decent price, I have been able to experience the ...

Pros: Excellent standby time, great sound quality for price. No additional adapters needed if using RAZR!

Cons: Balky multi-function button. Hard to tell if unit is on/off. Function tones faint and confusing!

The Bottom Line: Excellent sound quality. Affordable. Comfortable and lightweight on the ear! Discreet looking and very well made. Shares same AC and car charge with Motorola RAZR and other phones!

Review: I never thought I'd use one of these devices! Hah! Then came an ultra busy time when I was out shopping, etc. receiving several calls and cradling a phone on my neck was a pain there, and using the loud speaker option in public was not an option. I ...

Pros: Excellent Clarity, good volume, light weight, good range, good battery life

Cons: Somewhat loose on the ear

The Bottom Line: Great price, great quality... no strings attached!

Review: This headset is available at a great price and is well worth the money in my opinion. The voice clarity seems to be just as good as the ear piece on my handset. This is my first bluetooth headset and I have to say that this performs a lot better than any ...

Pros: Comfortable, great range, price

Cons: Sometimes you really do forget you are wearing it and forget to take it off.

Review: Motorola proves again that they are the leader in making tiny electronics work. I bought this headset because of the price and was very pleased at how well it works with the Sprint Razr V3M. The headset has control buttons, volume up, down, and the ...

Pros: easy to get on your ear and thats all...seriously!

Cons: buzzing in the background. People ask "Is there something wrong with your phone?"

Review: Wow! What a cheap price. To bad the people who you are calling can't hear you. This bluetooth sucks ...