Motorola S9 Bluetooth Headphones and D650 Adapter for iPod

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Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B0017LD45E
• Item model number: S9/D650
  

Price : $93.69

Product Description

The Motorola S9 Bluetooth stereo headphones turned a quite few heads when it was first announced. It's much smaller than the over-the-ear Plantronics Pulsar 590A and lighter than most other Bluetooth stereo headsets. It looks sporty and is lightweight, and it's especially chic-looking when Beckham wears it. The Motorola S9 works with mobile phones for calls and with phones with the A2DP Bluetooth profile or music players with Bluetooth (integrated or via adapters) for wireless stereo music playback. The headset offers easy-to-use controls, decent voice quality and good music quality and it supports common call management features. The headphones aren't perfect but for those who are seeking a pair of lightweight, water/sweat resistant stereo headphones, the Motorola S9 is worth a look.

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Customer Reviews

I had a lot of hope for this kit. I had planned to use it to use it to listen to my iPod while working out, mowing the lawn, etc...and listen to my computer at work, and answer my phone while doing so.
Well...here's the thing. The iPod adapter loses power/disconnects/needs to pair with the headset with the slightest jiggle. That makes it useless for anything remotely active. I was testing it our while preparing dinner and it lost connection every time I bent over to pick something up. I even tried it in the ridiculous armband that came with the kit, and even the slightest jostle made it disconnect...which made the picture of the runner on the packaging pretty laughable.
The sound quality on the headset is great though, so I figured that if the calls I could place with my cell phone sounded ok, then I would keep them and use them as wireless headphones for my computer/cell phone.
Unfortunately, the microphone sounds like hell, so they are going back.
I am awarding the product two stars because it met two of my needs, fit and sound quality. If all you need is a set of bluetooth headphones to work with another adapter or PC, the S9 is a good headset...which you can buy separately.

I had the same problems with the IPOD adapter. It was very choppy when trying to jog outdoors. I had trouble just trying to get it to connect with my ipod. It's very impractical to use for jogging or other activities outdoors as the connection to the IPOD adapter is flimsy. I finally tried jogging with the headset paired with my LG chocolate phone and it works fine. I would give the headset at least 4 stars alone but the IPOD adapter is what brought it down.

 

Motorola S9 Bluetooth Headphones and D650 Adapter for iPod