Motorola S805

Pros: Light, comfortable, great sound and performance features.

Cons: Static security Bluetooth code prevents more secure pairing connections.

The Bottom Line: If you have the need, it's time for the move. The S805 headphones are a fine product.

Review: Okay, I confess. I purchased a new A T&T Tilt 8925 PDA Phone instead of the latest Motorola RAZR cellphone - breaking my penchant for Motorola phones over the last several years! I also purchased an ...

Pros: Clear, clean and loud sound, wireless convenience, good battery life, nice design.

Cons: Bulky, cheap plastic parts, not very comfortable, complicated controls.

The Bottom Line: These have been the only BT wireless headphones that I have found worth keeping. Despite the problems, they are still worth the convenience.

Review: These are now my 5th pair of bluetooth wireless headphones and I think I've finally found one that does just what I want: great sounding streaming music from my iPod and simultaneously make or take calls from my Blackberry. In my typical fashion, ...

Pros: Light, comfortable, good sound quality, easy to use controls for music.

Cons: Many button press time/situation combinations for use to make calls may be hard to remember.

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for Bluetooth headphones with long battery life, good sound quality, easy to use controls and don't mind their larger size, these are a great choice.

Review: I had originally gotten the HP wireless Bluetooth headphones for my iPaq hx4700 Pocket PC which weren't bad but were fragile and broke shortly after I got them. I almost got another pair of HP's, thinking only those were compatible with my Pocket PC. ...

Pros: Decent sound, battery life, range, controls work with PC/Windows Mobile phones, easy pairing, price

Cons: Minimal crackling, lack of bass, lack of support for Vista Bluetooth stack issues

The Bottom Line: Working Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headphones for $29. 'Nuff said.

Review: I purchased these headphones after several weeks of researching on the reliability of Bluetooth headphones.  Though I was not thoroughly convinced, the price of the S805 headphones, I felt, was worth shelling out for.  If they didn't work, then ...

Pros: -Excellent Stereo Audio Quality -Noise Reducing Material in Headphone Earpads -Super Long Battery Charge

Cons: - long battery charge cycle - doesn't come with a PC USB Dongle

The Bottom Line: If you need a great all-purpose stereo bluetooth headset, get the Motorola S805!

Review: I needed a bluetooth headset that would serve as a Skype headset for international calls and stereo headphones for one of my jobs. I decided on the S805 headphones because of the many positive reviews it has received, and so far I haven't been ...

Pros: $38.24?  Amazon.com Life is great!

Cons: NONE! I love these things.

Review:  Just got them yesterday to listen to Music and Rush Limbaugh on my Phillips MP3 player. The music sounds great, and they're extremely comfortable! Rush so unds good on anything!  One reviewer complained about losing ...

Pros: Solid build. Sound quality great (indoors). Easy controls. Up to 17hrs. Adjustable/comfortable. Carrying case.

Cons: Non-user replaceable battery? Volume limit could be higher for outdoor use. Intermittent (rare) sound loss.

The Bottom Line: Recommended. The Motorola S805 headphones allow wireless freedom to listen to audio, music, and cell phone.

Review: I wanted wireless headphones that allows me to watch TV, play video games, and listen to music (TV/PC) while my wife or I study. Coupled with the Motorola DC800, I can do just that. Pairing with it was quick and easy, too. I use the S805 strictly as ...

Pros: Good fit, comfort, sound and battery life.

Cons: Horribly frustrating Bluetooth profiles

The Bottom Line: If you want good sound from over-the-ear Bluetooth headphones and don't mind having to pair the device daily, then these headphones are a decent pick.

Review: After my rather disastrous and mostly disappointingly purchase of a Motorola MOTOROKR S9 Bluetooth Headset, I felt a bit stung as well as buyers regret. But not quite enough, apparently, and despite the somewhat lukewarm reviews of the Motorola S805 ...

Pros: Nice carrying case. Track/Volume change made easy by on-ear controls

Cons: See above list.

The Bottom Line: Stay away, unless you like listening to interrupted music.

Review: I got these headphones to compliment a Nokia 5300 cellphone I purchased. In the end, I wish I had saved my $80. After opening the box, and reading the pairing instructions, I was able to connect the headphones easily to my phone. After playing some ...

Pros: WHEN THE WORK THEY SOUND PRETTY GOOD.

Cons: STATIC, A ROYAL PAIN TO GET ANY SOUND OUT OF THEM!

Review: I'M NEW TO BLUETOOTH SO I DON'T KNOW IF STATIC IS A COMMON OCCURRENCE. I RETURNED THE FIRST PAIR I BOUGHT BECAUSE OF IT. THE SECOND PAIR HAD THE SAME PROBLEM. ODDLY ENOUGH, BOTH DIDN'T INCLUDE THE WIRE TO HOOK DIRECTLY TO A SOURCE. I'M TRYING TO USE THE ...