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Product Description
This unique version of the most popular Motorola H700 bluetooth headset is a Dolce & Gabbana exclusive and comes in their signature Gold color. It features up to 120 minutes of standby time on a single charge and comes with it’s own Motorola charger. It also features echo and noise reduction systems which makes carrying a conversation in a relatively loud environment possible. This headset allows you to take full advantage of your phone. You can talk while you’re driving without worrying about getting a ticket you can pick up calls with just a push of a button without even taking out your phone. And best of all it has a range of 30 feet so you don’t even have to be bothered with having your phone on you! This headset will function with all mobile devices that have Bluetooth connectivity.Features:Compact small and lightweight design is approximately 30% smaller than its predecessor Award winding Power Flip foldable microphone design with ergonomic reversible ear hook Cutting-edge noise reduction and echo cancellation technologies 6 hours talk time or 130 hours standby time Multi-function button to control 3-way calling call start and end hold and mute Advanced Volume controls: orientation technology to assure that volume controls will always be upright and volume adjustment form the headset Bluetooth Class 2 for wireless connection up to 10 meters (30 feet)

Bluetooth 1.2 support for quicker pairing fewer dropped calls and reduced interference Compatible with Bluetooth 1.2- or 1.1-enabled mobile phones PDAs PCs printers and more that support headset and hands-free profiles Status LED light that can be turned off or on depending on user preference
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Review 1

As much as I wanted to like the Motorola T305, in the end couldn’t live with its shortcomings. First of all, the good news: it actually works well enough and the sound is highly legible and the volume is very good. It paired easily with my LG enV. The phone’s voice prompts were scratchy and hard to understand, but they’re like that on speakerphone, so it’s not the T305’s fault. Once you make a connection, the other party sounds fine. And they can hear you fine, too. But that’s where the party ends.

Your first problem will be charging your new toy. Guess what? It can only be charged in your car (no a.c. adapter is included.) It needs two hours for a full charge. My car shuts off power to my car’s power adapter (aka cigarette lighter) when I turn off the car, so even if I were inclined to leave it plugged in for two hours, I would need to leave the car turned to “accessory on” to charge it — and that could be a battery killer. You can buy an a.c. to 12 volt adapter at Radio Shack, but you shouldn’t have to. And the manual warns you not to charge it while it’s on your visor, so it becomes less functional while you drive around for two hours charging it? Huh? It will use a Motorola a.c. adapter if you have one for your Razr, etc., but otherwise, you’ll have my problem.

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I wanted a phone that had good battery life, a reasonable form factor and was dependable; I have a camera and mp3 player, so I don’t need them on my phone as well. My previous phone was a terrific Sony Ericsson W580, but lost the battle with the washing machine…The unlocked Motorola V197 set up with no problems with my ATT sim card and connected easily with Motorola Bluetooth. I have had no problems and the battery life is very, very good, as is the reception. If you want a phone that is simply a phone, I can highly recommend this one.

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After using the Jawbone for several months all I can say is I completely regret ever buying it. The sound quality is good, but nothing particularly special either despite all of their claims. The sound quality is a bit better than my previous $50 Motorola bluetooth headset.

The main problem with the Jawbone, as many others have said, is the terrible fit. I typically wear the Jawbone for both legs of a 30 minute commute to work and at least half the time the Jawbone begins falling out of my ear requiring constant adjustment. When talking I usually have to hold the Jawbone into my ear with one hand so it works properly. Kinda defeats the purpose of a wireless headset.I’ve tried various combinations of the included earpieces and ear loops with no luck in finding a good fit.

Not recommended.

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I agree with most that the sound quality (hearing and being heard) is excellent. That was the number one criteria for me and nothing else was that important. Any “extra” benefits would just be gravy. While my Virgin Mobile cell phone is not listed on the compatibility lists of Motorola and LG (the cell phone manufacturer), I had no problem pairing the headset and cell phone on the first try. My cell phone has a voice dialing feature and this Bluetooth headset allows for voice dialing (flawlessly).

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