H700

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: 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: 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: Long battery life, Clear sound quality

Cons: Some reports show it's not very safe to use these while driving

The Bottom Line: The Motorola H700 Bluetooth Headset gives you clear sound quality with no hands.

Review: In several states (including Washington, where I live), it is illegal to talk on your cell phone while driving, unless you are using some type of hands free device. Since most of the headsets that come with cell phones have poor listening quality and ...

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 ...