Motorola RAZR H3

[Jerry Raia]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.motorola.com/motoinfo/product/details/0,,110,00.html' target='_blank'>http://www.motorola.com/motoinfo/product/details/0,,110,00.html</a><br /><br /></div><i>"Putting the “form” in performance, the Motorola RAZR H3 headset was designed specifically to complement the Motorola RAZR V3 mobile phone. Complete with superior audio quality, unbeatable battery time and an ergonomic design, the Motorola RAZR H3 promises to keep all your communication needs at your fingertips. A perfect companion for the ultra thin Motorola RAZR V3 or a variety of Bluetooth 1.2- and 1.1-enabled mobile phones, this headset is a savvy and sophisticated way to communicate on-the-go."</i><br /><br /> <img src="http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/images/Jerry-Razrh3.jpg" alt="User submitted image" title="User submitted image"/> <br /><br />Could this be why the Q might never see the light of day? What next? RAZR shaped commodes? If they put this much effort into a Smartphone they would really have something. Oh by the way, this thing will work with probably any Bluetooth phone. Does anyone here admit to having one already?

[Mike Temporale]

Huh, I think it looks big and ugly. I'll stick with my Bluespoon AX for no thanks.

:D

[edgar]

I'm happy with my Jabra over this as well.

Jerry, maybe they'll sell it in mauve to match your RAZR and SLVR!

-Edgar

so uhm, Jerry, Why you trolling the Moto site?

[Kris Kumar]

I like the styling.

[Kris Kumar]

so uhm, Jerry, Why you trolling the Moto site?

Good point! :?

[Jerry Raia]

so uhm, Jerry, Why you trolling the Moto site?

Good point! :?

Alright you guys. I was in the store. I was looking for and bought the new Jabra JX10, when I saw this thing hanging from a hook. I was in shock. So I had to post. BTW it didn't seem to come in mauve. :)

[Kris Kumar]

I like that the blue LED can be turned off.

I am sure my current headset while driving at night time, might give an impression to the passing non-geeky motorists that I am some alien with flashing ears and I am communicating with my fellow aliens.

[Jerry Raia]

You like it??? Say it isn't so!

[Kris Kumar]

If Moto Q doesn't have more than 50 problems at launch, I will buy one. :-)

[Jerry Raia]

If Moto Q doesn't have more than 50 problems at launch, I will buy one. :-)

We need to talk.

[Ryan Joseph]

I actually kind of like it too...looks sort of Star Trecky...

[edgar]

Great... Jerry is going to start talking about Excommunication Proceedings now.
:)

[jtheun]

Jerry, how is the JX10, btw? I have the Jabra 500, which has great sound... and would be curious how the jx10 compares.

[Jerry Raia]

I've only used it a couple times but so far I am impressed. I had the BT800 which I wasn't too crazy about. The JX10 is much smaller and lighter. I still have my 250v. The JX10 seems louder. I almost got the 500 too but I am running out of ears. :mrgreen:

[leslietroyer]

I like that the blue LED can be turned off.

I am sure my current headset while driving at night time, might give an impression to the passing non-geeky motorists that I am some alien with flashing ears and I am communicating with my fellow aliens.

When I drive with my head set at night--- I'm constantly in a state of panic - My peripherial vision picks up the blue flash and, I think the COPS are flashing their blue lights at me - should I pull over. :oops:


Les

[Jerry Raia]

I think the flashing blue light is one of the coolest aspects of headsets. I wish the light was brighter in fact. :mrgreen:

[Ryan Joseph]

When I drive with my head set at night--- I'm constantly in a state of panic - My peripherial vision picks up the blue flash and, I think the COPS are flashing their blue lights at me - should I pull over. :oops:

Ha! Yep, I know what that's like. For my first cell phone (a Moto v66) I got a red and blue flashing antenna. Whenever it would go off in the car at night, I'd be surrounded by red and blue flashing. It spooked me each and every time. :wink:

[chandler]

Could this be why the Q might never see the light of day?

Care to take a bet on that? I know - no fair, I work for Moto. But if you're going to constantly harsh on us maybe you should put your money where your mouth is.

What next? RAZR shaped commodes? If they put this much effort into a Smartphone they would really have something. Oh by the way, this thing will work with probably any Bluetooth phone. Does anyone here admit to having one already?

Oh, come off it. It's a big company, and we do a lot of things. Our Bluetooth accessories happen to be very popular, too.

On topic: after realizing that I only ever used my Bluetooth headset in the car, I bought myself a Bluetooth speakerphone. It's even easier to use and doesn't interfere with earmuffs in the winter :)

[Jerry Raia]

I don't bet, I don't even like Las Vegas. Just because Motorola is big doesn't make them great. They have huge quality problems. I gave away both of my Moto BT headsets. If you want to bet I would bet I have owned more motorola handsets over the last 15 years than you have even heard of. I have watched the quality go from excellent to poor.

Your company has quality problems, period. Ask anyone here who has gone through 3 MPx220's like I had to. They should look into commodes.

When they actually deliver a Smartphone that works. I'll be the first to praise them right here. Until then, they are an easy target.

[Mike Temporale]

I bought myself a Bluetooth speakerphone. It's even easier to use and doesn't interfere with earmuffs in the winter :)

A what? Bluetooth speakerphone? I'm not following. My phone has a speakerphone and it works pretty good, but it doesn't need Bluetooth to operate. Is this some sort of speaker/mic combo that connects to a cell phone over bluetooth and acts as a speakerphone for phones that don't have that feature? If so, does it offer high volume, and better quality?

[edgar]

Mike

Perhaps he has what my Bimmer has. Builtin Bluetooth support.

I plug my phone into the power, pair it with the car, then the car speakers and a mic in the liner over the mirror do all the work seamlessly.

I can see the caller on my digital dash and radio displays and I can select who to call by voice or using the steering wheel button (as well as answer from steering wheel).

But then, he might also have the Moto BT car kit ( http://motorola.car-kit.com/technologies/motorola.asp )

-Edgar