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Motorola HT820 Wireless Stereo Cell Phone Headset

Motorola HT820 Wireless Stereo Cell Phone Headset

Bluetooth 1.2, 17 Hours Talk, 500 Hours Standby - MPN: 98689H

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Description: Ready to move with your music? Just combine your Bluetooth Stereo Headphones with your computer, home stereo or MP3 player and either a Bluetooth Home Stereo adapter or Bluetooth PC adapter. The headphones come complete with easy-to-use controls for hours of hands-free liste... read more

Ready to move with your music? Just combine your Bluetooth Stereo Headphones with your computer, home stereo or MP3 player and either a Bluetooth Home Stereo adapter or Bluetooth PC adapter. The headphones come complete with easy-to-use controls for hours of hands-free listening. And with a Bluetooth-enabled phone added to the mix, you can answer calls right from your headphones. minimize
 

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gone15
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4 Star Review Good Product

Strengths:

Audio, Changing Songs & Volume All From The Headset

Weaknesses:

N/A

Posted May 28, 2007 - The Audio Sounds Much Better Then I Thought It Was, Very Convenient To Answer Phone Calls And Use It As A Wireless Headset As Well... Don't Feel So Comfortable With Glasses On And Do Get A Bit Annoying After Wearing For Long Hours Of Play/Work

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shilly from CO
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3 Star Review OK, but......

Strengths:

Connects with my Motorola Q phone easily, sound is very clear and I love being able to listen to Sirius Radio over the internet on my Moto Q while commuting on light rail.

Weaknesses:

I purchased these for use on the light rail and they are barely loud enough to listen to with a lot of background noise. They are very heavy, bulky and hard to story in a backpack when not in use.

Posted May 3, 2007 - Generally I am pretty satisfied with the function of these headsets but I have not used them with the phone function - just as a wireless headset. I use it to listen to Howard Stern over a Sirius Internet feed over my Motorola Q phone. I love not having wires and the bluetooth connection is very easy to use and connects immediately 90%+ of the time. Even when it does not it is fairly easy to get them talking to each other through the phone menu. The issues I have with the headset are noted in my Weaknesses - The volume is not loud enough at Maximum, the headband is tight against the back of my neck and the top of my ears. They could be much more comfortable and I wish that they weighed less. I bought these without much research based upon the Motorola brand name. These are really awesome technology, but there are newer ones that will work just as good or better, would be easier to store and more comfortable. If I knew then what I know now, I would have spent additional money on the newer Motorola headphone earbuds.

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hubmub
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4 Star Review Bluetooth Headphones HT820

Strengths:

Wireless connnection is very convenient, music controls and call answering while listening to music are added benefits. Battery life is great!

Weaknesses:

No size adjustment possible, "one-size-fits-all-heads", supposedly. Also, the headphones are noticeable, although not generally uncomfortable. I bought them after already seeing promotions for the S9, so the size and weight were a little disappointing

Posted Apr 11, 2007 - I have used these several times since receiving them. There is nothing quite like participating in a stereo phone call! Apparently, the microphone quality is quite good, since there have been no comments from those on the other end. Also, the battery life is very good, as claimed. If I could only get my KRZR to last as long while playing music!

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rycom7
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Feb 2007
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4 Star Review great headset

Strengths:

great sound

Weaknesses:

geeky looking. ear pads come off too easily. a bit uncomfortable to wear all the time.

Posted Mar 9, 2007 - great headset, great sound. Decent microphone. I really love the ability to turn off the flashing blue lights. A bit geeky looking. The ear pads come off too easily. uncomfortable to wear all the time.

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gpinkas1_106... from NY
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1 Star Review Poor choice for Treo 650 Owners

Strengths:

sound quality, when it works at all

Weaknesses:

everything else. does not come with software to connect to legacy devices ie. treo 650, software that is avail. works 'spotty' at best.

Posted Jan 19, 2007 - If I wanted a cabled headset for music only-this would be a good choice. However, since I was looking for wireless to connect to a Treo 650, it is not a good choice. I will admit, I did not do my homework enough, however, I took at face value the abilities of this device. Using a trial version of latest 'softick Audio Gateway', I was able to connect. However, I would get resets and freezes. Contacting Softick's tech support proved fruitless. If I use the supplied cable my callers cannot hear me. so aside from being stereo headphones, this $60 item is useless, at least for a treo 650 owner. I would imagine if I had full BT capabilities ie. a Treo 700 or other device, this may work well. Although, since I do not, I am very dissatisfied.

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tbarnes120
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5 Star Review HT820 Working Great For Me!

Strengths:

Ease of pairing, Comfortable fit, Range, Easy to operate, Fidelity

Weaknesses:

They have excellent range but they are no match for HiFi headphones, My kids think I look goofy with them on as they are used to their iPod headsets.

Posted Jan 9, 2007 - These Bluetooth Stereo headphones are terrific! After charging I was able to pair them and get them operational in minutes. I am paired only to my LG VX8300 cell phone. If you want to pair to the LG 8300 you need to get the v.3 upgrade from your Verizon store first. I tested them for range in my home and was able to hear fairly clearly from about 45' away. The stereo sound from the MP3 player in my phone is great! I have not tested any other stereo bluetooth headsets but these are working great in my opinion. I like the full ear design as I don't want interruption from ambiant noises.

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antoniomm91
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3 Star Review Nice Product

Strengths:

Good Looking, Comfortable, Easy Operation

Weaknesses:

Sound Volume, Not entirely compatible with my Nokia E62

Posted Dec 26, 2006 - This small and good looking headset does exactly what it says it can do, I can certainly link it with my bluetooth stereo dongle and with my bluetooth phone AT THE SAME TIME! I can answer phone calls while listening to music and can use it with regular stereo devices (no bluetooth) using optional cable. Disappointed Just a little about sound volume and because it's not completely compatible with my Nokia E62, it has an MP3 Player and the sound quality is not perfect, also I can hear a low beep while playing music (manual says it means "Voice Activation") and I thought it will turn off while listening to music -disappointed-, also I can hear a short repeated noise (like interference) even if both devices are together (discarding out of range) But I don't know if this is fixed for Motorola cell phones. Also, remote control (play, pause, stop, next, previous) buttons don't work with my cell phone's MP3 player. Maybe Motorola phones do, but not mine. However, overall performance including price makes this a nice product which lets me listen to my music and answer phone calls comfortably. Recommended? Just to link with Motorola cell phones A2DP compatible.

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deathra
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5 Star Review Great Device!

Strengths:

Really Loud, good range, good battery life

Weaknesses:

None that I have seen.

Posted Nov 22, 2006 - My only complaint isn't with this device, but if you want to use this with a Palm, you will need to purchase additional software (I wouldn't recommend Palm device to satin himself, particularly since it seems he designed it personally). This device is awesome though.

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tiensh
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5 Star Review Great stereo bluetooth with style

Strengths:

Strong performance, good design, amazing, amazing battery life, does what it's supposed to do

Weaknesses:

Blinking blue lights that may attract attention; may need to adjust when in noisy places Uncomfortable for people wearing glasses after several hours of continuous use

Posted Oct 16, 2006 - This headset does a fine job of switching seamlessly from audio to conversation (make sure you connect to it using the audio/phone device to ensure that there are no problems, as I did) and picks up what you're saying pretty well. The open microphone has some difficulty picking up voices in noisy environments so you might have to cup your right earpiece (a-la cyclops of x-men)to get your voice heard, especially if you don't want to raise your voice. Otherwise, a great product that does exactly what you want it to do: play music with good quality, rest comfortably on your ears (unless you wear glasses in which case it may be irritating after 4 hours of continuous use), seamlessly switch from music to phone and back, and basically make it so you never need to see your phone again. I just wish it didn't have those cool "look at me" lights on either ear.

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d2xesktm
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4 Star Review motorola ht820

Strengths:

nice sound made for motorolla

Weaknesses:

a bit bulky

Posted Oct 11, 2006 - The item is great, i can use it with my cellphone and with my laptop. I can use it too while exercising, reading, and any other stuff i could think of. Very useful, and the battery life is long.

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Phoenix_Lega... from OK
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2 Star ReviewAlthough this headset is compatible with my PPC 67 ...

Strengths:

Clearly hear calls (bluetooth), Aesthetically pleasing, Charges quickly (approximately 2 hrs if completely dead).

Weaknesses:

confusing controls, uncomfortable to wear for long duration, Maximum volume for music playback with my PPC 6700 is barely audible (bluetooth)

Posted Aug 1, 2006 - Although this headset is compatible with my PPC 6700, it is heavy and one size does not fit all. If worn more than about 40 consecutive minutes, it chafes your ears. Using the bluetooth audio playback function with my Smartphone, the maximum volume is barely audible. On the other hand calls come through quite clearly.

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sendittorobe... from CA
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5 Star Review Motorola Headset

Strengths:

All around quality headset

Weaknesses:

A little on the big side

Posted Jul 24, 2006 - Over all its a great headset. Has the stereo feature along with the handsfree wireless headset feature. Easy to use, easy to pair and set up. Comfortable and light to wear.

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scrybe from FL
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5 Star Review The Beginning of the End of Wired Headphones...

Strengths:

Integrated, dual connection of Cellphone and Pocket PC, sound quality, easily paired, excellent range, great design and feel, built in mic has great reception.

Weaknesses:

A little bulky...

Posted Jul 22, 2006 - These headphones are great! A little advertised feature is that you can connect both a pocket pc (or other audio device) and your cell simultaneously. For those of us not wooed by the prospect of an all-in-one device, this is perfect. I have mine connected to a Ipaq 4700(which just released A2DP patch allowing for remote control of WM05)and a RAZR. Perfect match. When I receive a call, an unobtrusive tone plays with the music, you can answer or choose ignore. I did have to turn the headphones off, after answering a call, to reset the connection with my Pocket PC. The mic on the headphones is awesome! Great reception. I'd never go back to wired headphones...incidentally there's an included wire connection for those dinosaur devices (walkmans, cd players) without bluetooth. I also owned a pair of HP Ipaq bluetooth headphones (same thing as a Logitech for Ipod)and I gotta tell you, there's no comparison to the sound quality and the quality of the phones themselves. I bought these to replace the Hp's cracked headband. If you're reading this trying to decide between the cheaper HPs/Logitechs...hands down...these are worth the extra ducketts.

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Andy Drew
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4 Star Review Great Product

Strengths:

Range, Performance, QOS, Style

Weaknesses:

PC Connectivity Performance

Posted Jul 18, 2006 - I am very pleased with this product. It works perfectly with my Motorola RAZR phone. Connecting to my PC is possible, but not as seemless as connecting to wireless phone device, and takes some technical know-how.

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somedirectio...
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2 Star Review HT820, not to awesome for music via bluetooth

Strengths:

great sound quality (when plugged in)

Weaknesses:

bluetooth audio sounds like an AM radio signal

Posted Jul 10, 2006 - I bought this pair of headphones originally as a wireless option for listening to music on my MacBook Pro, perhaps I was way off but I saw lots of good reviews on here about sound quality. Do not buy these for listening to music via bluetooth!!!! It sounded quite bad, plugged in they sound like great headphones, strong bass and all. But I bought this based on it's bluetooth capabilities and I've been utterly disappointed. I've seen a lot of bluetooth based headphones coming out for the ipod and I'm wondering just how good their sound quality could be as well. If anyone can suggest a better alternative for listening to music wirelessly with a MacBook Pro, I'd love to hear any suggestions.

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