Motorola S9 Stereo Bluetooth Headset [Bulk Packaged] | List Price: $69.99
Discount Price: $46.99
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Brand: Motorola
Binding: Wireless Phone Accessory
Release Date: 2008-04-06
Features: - Play time up to 6 hours, talk time up to 7 hours, and Standby time up to 150 hours
- Integrated music and call controls in a discreet iconic design
- Supports HS, HF1.5, Bluetooth v2.0, A2DP, and AVRCP Bluetooth profiles
- Compatible with most Bluetooth enabled handsets and audio devices
- Up to 6 hours of playback time from a single charge
Cheap - don't waste your money [Posted on 2008-11-06]
I've bought 2 of these in the past year or so. The first pair died when I touched the buttons with sweaty fingers during a workout. I guessed that caused permanent damage to the buttons - thereafter the buttons randomly and frequently pressed themselves - very annoying.
Second pair worked great for a month or two, then the same weird thing happened with the buttons: it's like someone is pressing them repeatedly - but this time I was very careful not to get moisture near the headset.
Several calls to Motorola and no one was there to take my call. Seriously - customer service rings and then a recorded voice says "No one can take your call - try back later."
Don't Bother [Posted on 2008-11-07]
Great Idea but lousy product. Not built for working out or any activities. The signal strength is horrible and the speakers give out when they get wet. The control buttons are hit and miss and best. A total waste of money.
Good but not good enough!! [Posted on 2008-11-11]
Great reception for bluetooth device mic conversation over the phone,stereo sound is good but not practical for everyday use.Rubber earpiece came apart after less than 2 weeks and is now useless.Not recommended.
Excellent BT headset but only if you're standing up [Posted on 2008-11-14]
This is a great Bluetooth headset for one-way audio streaming, i.e. listening to songs or videos. It is not suitable for use while running, too much sweat creates intermittent operation; it is NOT suitable for voice calls. The microphone in the right earpiece delivers only average voice quality. Also, you have to be upright because lying on a bed with these on breaks the BT connection.
OK for small headed people... [Posted on 2008-11-16]
These were the first bluetooth headphones I bought for listening to my iPod on the bus. Overall they are well made and getting them initially bonded with the iPod wasn't difficult. The controls take a little getting use to, but otherwise are good.
I have two main issues with them:
1) They simply don't fit on my head or even my wife's head very well. They are made for someone with a small head. I can get them on, but at the cost of the speakers buds not really going in my ear and then they squeeze my ears. They should really make two sizes, because these are not a one size fits all device.
2) Getting the headphones and my iPod to sync up is sometimes a major pain and I never figured out what "fixed" it. Sometimes I could just turn both on and they worked. But other times for no reason, the two refused to talk and I'd have to completely power both off and start over. Maybe this is just a bluetooth issue, but the headphones I bought to replace these doesn't have the same problem. (Neither does my cell phone and its bluetooth headset)
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