Motorola H700 Bluetooth Headset

Pros: Very small and lightweight. Comfortable. Easy to turn on, just open the boom.

Cons: Car charger wasn't included.

The Bottom Line: Fantastic performance and comfort when paired to BlackBerry Curve (8300).

Review: For a while, I'd been using a Plantronics Voyager 510 bluetooth headset. It was an arround the ear headset that was a fairly good performer but the comfort for my ear wasn't top notch. Unfortunately I'd broken the volume control on that headset after ...

Pros: It is light, loud and stays connected

Cons: Has to be in straight view with the cell phone or you will hear static

The Bottom Line: A little expensive but worth the money!

Review: The H700 Bluetooth headset is the very best headset you can buy. How do I know? Because I have tested at least 5 bluetooth headsets now and none of them comes even close to this one. By the way, I own a Razr (Verizon) phone. Of all the headsets I ...

Pros: fold up design, comfortable

Cons: if it hits your cheek/jaw then it will be muffled

The Bottom Line: Decent headset that works well for me.

Review: I'm one of those cell-phone talkers when I'm driving and its a seriously bad habit (not to mention illegal) so since going to a phone with bluetooth (the S anyo Katana) I'm making more of an effort to break that habit. ...

Pros: Easy to use, good clarity, fits over the ear well, pairs easily, can switch ears.

Cons: Instructions written by monkeys.

The Bottom Line: Great piece of technology that works as advertises. I would recommend this to anyone looking for an affordable, quality Bluetooth headset.

Review: I am most certainly not an early adopter when it comes to electronics. I don’t like being on the cutting edge of technology. Mind you, I am not still stuck in the Stone Age, but I like to wait awhile before I shell out my hard-earned money on fancy new ...

Pros: User friendly, color indicators, great talk time, and fits perfectly

Cons: Not compatible with LG Chocolate phone and sometimes static sounding

The Bottom Line: I recommend to anyone. It's very user friendly, has great talk time, and works great overall.

Review: The Motorola H700 Headset is the first Bluetooth headset I've owned. I bought it because I have 3 friends that have it and said that they absolutely loved it. They use theirs with Blackberrys. I bought it mainly for my LG Chocolate VX-8500. In the ...

Pros: Small, lightweight, solid construction, good battery life, and above average audio volume.

Cons: No noise reduction, difficult to switch between multiple phones, limited Treo 650 functionality.

The Bottom Line: The H700 is a solid performer. However, used with the Treo 650 it's only a touch above average, with much of the blame due to the Treo's poor bluetooth implementation.

Review: As anyone that has owned a number of cellular telephones enabled with bluetooth technology knows, finding the perfect wireless headset can be a daunting challenge! While bluetooth technology continues to evolve and improve, it is still far from perfect, ...

Pros: Compared to earlier models, lighter, natural sounding, less hiss, less static.

Cons: Incoming softer (see review), can be expensive, may be too small for comfort for some.

The Bottom Line: One of the best bluetooth headsets to date, IF it fits your person and your usage needs.

Review: After reading many conflicting reviews on the H700, I wasn't able to determine whether I should buy the unit or not as my next BT headset upgrade. Since I nailed one on eBay with a great price, I decided to write a review, offering some insights that I ...

Pros: lightweight, easy setup, pretty good battery life, not bulky

Cons: mute not 100% (used w/blackberry), low volume, limited distance

The Bottom Line: Great unit. Lightweight, holds a charge & works with my crackberry. That's what I was looking for.

Review: I've used my H700 for almost 3 months now, and I can tell you I really to do like it. I won't say I love it.. but let me explain! PROS: First, I love the fact that it is so light I forget I am wearing it (which is problem when taking off a ...

Pros: light, slick styling, good response and clarity

Cons: hands-free needs work as it does not wake up the phone every time

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for the lightest headset out right now and you are okay with some imperfections in the hands free feature this would be the one.

Review: I have had my headset since I bought my PPC-6700 Sprint smart phone. The sync process was simple enough and since then I have enjoyed the flexibility, but there have been some issues. As I have talked to people a few have commented (after I asked ...

Pros: Size, flip on/off, noise cancelling, battery life

Cons: Speaker volume is a little low

The Bottom Line: A good buy. It's light weight, comfortable, quick on/off, and has good sound quality.

Review: I use the H700 paired with my BlackBerry 7290. I researched a number of Bluetooth headsets, but decided on the H700 based on it's size, battery life, connection type, and design. While I still think wireless headsets in general are somewhat ugly, the ...