HT820

Pros: Stereo, good quality speakers, long life battery

Cons: Not compatible with some phones and dongles, heavy, microphone on earpiece

The Bottom Line: I like this headset, there are only a few stereo products on the market, probably works best with motorola phones

Review: I got this headset awhile ago because I wanted wireless chat and sound for playing online games. It doesn't work well for this. My largest objection is that the microphone doesn't seem to be noise canceling or just doesn't noise cancel very well,...

Pros: Amazing sound quality and range

Cons: Some problems reconnecting, expensive

The Bottom Line: I don't regret this purchase at all. I'm constantly amazed by this system. :-)

Review: I am a computer programmer so I sit at my desk in front of my computer 8 hours a day. Naturally, I listen to music that whole time. I have iTunes, Rhapsody and I listen to internet radio streams. For a long time, I had a normal set of headphones...

Pros: Looks, comfort, sound quality, overall features

Cons: Can't be used with Verizon v3m (totally verizon's fault)

The Bottom Line: I liked it, and if you're a technical person, you'll like it as well

Review: First of all I'd like to say that I am a picky person when it comes to electronics, and always find some reasons not to be completely happy with some new gizmo, looking for some features that can be improved. Well, it's not the case here. Not only...

Pros: Good sound, Good Function, Good quality!

Cons: looks funny when you wear them.

The Bottom Line: In my opinion, the best bluetooth headset out there.

Review: I had been wanting some headphones to use with my Treo 650 so I could listen to mp3s. After reading all the reviews of the other bluetooth headphones, it seemed as though these were the obvious choice for quality and sturdiness as well as...

Pros: Ease of use, comfort, style, functional

Cons: high pitched sound issues, cant fold to make more compact

The Bottom Line: If you like the way these sound and are using them more for music than for phone conversation, then these are a great buy.

Review: Ever since bluetooth was introduced into cell phones along with mp3 playing capabilities, I couldnt wait for a bluetooth headset that had two earpieces and that was also in STEREO sound. Well a couple years back I picked up this item for $50 on...

Pros: ease of control in action, plus phone functions, and great semi-hard case

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: great buy and can now find it for less than $50.

Review: I bought this headset to run without wires and listen to music on the go. I love my Motorola HT820's cupping ear muffs cover my ears nicely and comfortably even after hours of wear. Complete with volume controls (for both phone and music device) on...

Pros: Excellent sound quality for Bluetooth Stereo

Cons: Uncomfortable. Compatibility issues when using Windows Media Player 11 and Musicmatch 10.

Review: This could have been a winner for Motorola but falls short with regards to comfort and functionality. I purchase these for the sole purpose of listen to music on my laptop. I have been using ear buds for quite a while and was looking for a good...

Pros: Great stereo performance when used with the DC800 stereo adapter. Lot's of cool features.

Cons: Hard to setup with the PC850 PC adapter. Max Volume a little weak.

Review: I've had the Motorola HT820 bluetooth headset for about three weeks now and have the following observations. It offers good stereo performance when used with the DC800 Stereo adapter although the maximum volume may not be loud enough for everybody...

Pros: Ummm, the blue light? Ok, so the phone feature worked ok.

Cons: See my review.

Review: 1) Expensive
2) Big and bulky
3) Horrible sound quality
4) Kept cutting out with my phone right at my hip
5) Uncomfortable if you have a thick neck
6) Not at all adjustable
7) A slight breeze produces horrible wind...

Pros: Wireless, lets you answer your cell phone while listening to music

Cons: Poor range, poor battery life, won't hold charge, unconfortable and bulky.

The Bottom Line: If you are going to be close to your computer and can't use external speakers, these might be OK, but don't move too far away.

Review: I was given a pair of Motorola HT820 Bluetooth headphones by my father-in-law after he realized he couldn't use them with his phone. Having a bluetooth capable phone and Bluetooth adapter for my computer I thought this would be a great thing to...