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Stay in tune and connected while strolling down the street with the Motorola Motorokr S9 active Bluetooth headphones. Combining ease of use with the latest Bluetooth wireless technology the phones are ideal for Bluetooth-enabled cell phone owners or for iPod owners with compatible adapters. The S9 phones are distinguished by a behind-the-head design that weighs just over an ounce providing the ultimate in comfort whether you're working out or riding mass transit. The phones' ultra-compact 0.51-inch ear buds meanwhile fit softly in the ear even during extended use--a must for long conversations or listening sessions. And users will love the innovative touch-sensitive controls on the sides of the headband. The touch controls let you easily adjust the volume skip or repeat tracks or answer a phone call while on the move. A mobile phone with the Bluetooth Stereo Profile (A2DP) or Bluetooth Adapter for iPod is required for stereo listening.
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- MOTOROKR S9 seamlessly integrates wireless mobile music and calls. A mobile phone with the Bluetooth Stereo Profile (A2DP) or Bluetooth Adapter for iPod is required for stereo listening.- Combining behind-the-head wearing style with innovative music and call controls, the MOTOROKR S9 is a must have for anyone who leads an active lifestyle and loves their music.
- *Switch from music to calls with the press of a button*Integrated touch sensitive controls*Behind-the-head wearing style helps provide a comfortable and stable fit*Water and sweat resistant*Enjoy up to approximately 6 hour music listening, 7 hours talk or 6 days standby time from a single charge
- *180 mAh lithium-ion rechargeable battery*Version 2.0 Bluetooth wireless technology for better call quality, less interference and faster connections*Class 2 Bluetooth wireless technology range up to 10 m (33 ft)*Mini USB connector for charging
- *Weight-1.14 oz*Size-126 mm x 130 mm x 48 mm
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By Jonathan B. Fischer (Philadelphia, PA USA)
I got these to wear at work so I can quickly pause my music to answer the phone. They work great mtgs only drawback in using them with the iPhone is not being able to skip tracks. On the whole though, a great price to go wireless.
By M. S. Montgomery (Boise, ID)
I am using the Motorola S9 with my Apple iTouch. The sound quality if very good when you consider the cost. I do have trouble getting the S9 to connect to Bluetooth on my iTouch some times. I do not seem to have this problem with my computer so it might be the iTouch. Having the equipment pack at the back of your head can be problem when laying down. I have not see the problem with the buttons that many others have complained about -- maybe that is only a matter of time.
By M. Paxon (Texas, at heart)
Looks perfect for working out doesn't it? If you don't sweat at all, it probably is, but if you sweat on it, it will stop working. If you walk outside it will cut out. If you want to use it indoors and not working out then the sound quality is pretty decent. The phone call quality does not match the music quality. The styling and comfort are great and if they could sweat PROOF the set, make it work outdoors and not cut out, improve phone call quality, and match the sub $50 price they would sell me 2 of them.
By L. Schwichtenberg (Midwestern WI)
I was so excited to get these headphones, as the wired 'phones drive me crazy when I am jogging. I can't attest to how easy they are to pair with a Bluetooth connection, as the man in the store set them up for me. After I charged them fully, I took them out for a run the very first time, and had mixed feelings about their performance.
The next/last/pause buttons NEVER worked on them, but the volume controls seemed to be fine. After only three weeks of use (only three times a week at that, so probably 10x total), I took them out one morning and found that the volume button didn't work. I ran on anyway, and later it indicated that I had pressed the buttons (it beeps to let you know you pushed a button)and it began to adjust the volume... 27 minutes later, in fact! I had a race coming up the next time I took it out, so I tested it before the starting line up... the volume button didn't work at all, and the volume it had picked was WAY to loud to use, so I was forced to use the wired headphones for the race.
I took them back to the store, where the cashier didn't even wait for me to explain, he knew they were junk.
I would not recommend these to anyone. If only someone would release some wireless headphones that are decent. I am sure there are plenty of people who exercise who would appreciate them!
By J. Giles (Phoenix, AZ USA)
I use my S9 with my iPod Touch and my Blackberry 8330 at the same time. I purchased this headset because I ride a bicycle to work about 30 miles per day and needed something wireless for my music. I ended up with an unexpected bonus; the thing can be connected to my iPod and my blackberry simultaneously. First, pair with your phone, then pair with your iPod and no issues. For iPod music, it's great sound quality in both ears. I've seen reviews that claim it's not 'true' stereo but honestly I cant tell, I just want great music while I ride and this thing delivers that. While riding and listening to music if a call comes in I hear the ring over the music (music is dimmed a little) and if I want to answer I press the button over the left ear and the music on iPod is paused, Blackberry is activated and I'm on the phone. When the call is over and other party hangs up I press the button over my right ear and music resumes. Battery life: I use it all day, charge it at night. It only died on me once and that was on day2 when I forgot to charge it. I've seen reviews where it's stated only the wall charger works... well I used my usb charger for my blackberry 8330 and it worked great so get one of those if you need one. I only gave 4 stars for one reason: it is supposed to be able to skip forward or backward to music tracks with two buttons over the right ear, that almost never works (probably a pairing issue). So for my biking I make sure my playlists are 100% desireable for riding. For talking on the phone it is not stereo, the left speaker is where you hear your caller and the right speaker is where the microphone is located. It works great though, it is still covering your right ear so background noise is not as much of an interference for me. I have had callers complain if people are speaking close to my right ear, it seems to zoom in on human voice when the microphone is in use.
The best part is the price was under $40 at Amazon! Same day at BestBuy it was $109 and a few weeks later it was still over $100 at BestBuy. Same packaging and free shipping, you cant beat that!
OH, I saw complaints about sunglasses no working with it. For my riding glasses it's no issue at all since they just hug the side of my head. For my regular sunglasses, wire frame ray bans, I put on glasses first then put on S9, not quite the same fit but extremely close and it does not fall off, EVER.
It does include several sets of ear bud covers so you get the fit you want and yes the base tones are delivered nicely.
According to the instructions it can sync to 8 devices at once. I've only tried 3 at once but typically only use the 2 I mentioned here. It did work with the 3.
Motorola Bluetooth Stereo Headphones for MOTOROKR S9 (Black/Black)[Retail Packaged]
Apple iPod touch 32 GB (2nd Generation) NEWEST MODEL
BlackBerry Curve 8330 Phone, Silver (Verizon Wireless)
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