Motorola H500 Bluetooth Headset

Pros: light, small, works

Cons: I overpaid

The Bottom Line: In some ways it is the best of the three Bluetooth headsets that I own

Review: For the past several months I have been jealous of the Bluetooth headset I bought for my wife. I picked it out. I set it up. I taught her how to use it. Yet she is walking around Bluetoothing with impunity while I am stuck using these crude hands to ...

Pros: Takes a swishin’, and keeps on tickin’. Batteries last forever. Featureful. Fashionableish.

Cons: Very short range transceiver. Confusing operation. Glitchy pairing.

The Bottom Line: It's an okay headset. Use it with your mobile phone, (up and close) and you'll probably love it. Just don't wander. A good thing mobile phones are portable.

Review: Bluetooth headsets are pretty fancy looking pieces of hardware, but when it comes to features, functionality and all those other fun things – most Bluetooth devices are very similar. This headset is very much a “generic Bluetooth headset”. How ...

Pros: Comfort - Value - Battery life - Sound quality

Cons: Button confusion - Ambient noise filtering - volume selection

The Bottom Line: A good product at a good price, but be weary of using in noisy conditions.

Review: I got this in a tidy-little 'travel' package when I bought my Razr back in March (the package was only $70, and included the headset, car charger, and leather case/belt clip). I'll start by saying that, overall, I am pleased with the usefulness of the ...

Pros: small, lightweight, barely notice it's there

Cons: barely notice it's there - could be easy to lose.

The Bottom Line: Go out and get one! It lets you keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel - where they should be!

Review: Initially I was quite skeptical of the wireless headsets. Not that it's not worth it, I just couldn't see myself being one of "them" - the people wandering the streets looking like their not on the phone, but talking to themselves none-the-less. it was a ...

Pros: Easy to Pair
Great Improvement over H350
Quick Charging
Long battery life

Cons: Poor indication of low battery
Commands may get too technical to learn.

The Bottom Line: A great little device that's a leap ahead of the H350, but due to Bluetooth standardization advanced functions can be complex to use.

Review: I've been a huge fan of Bluetooth for about a year now. When I first purchased my Motorola H350, I fell in love with the freedom Bluetooth Hands Free devices offer. A year later, My H350 started to fail on me. So, with time to upgrade, I'm now using th e ...

Pros: When it works it is brilliant

Cons: It is not brilliant in noisy environments.

The Bottom Line: I’m sure that there are better headsets out there, but for ten bux it is a great value.

Review: In the past I've always looked at people who wear these things and thought “you look like an idiot”. However, we recently became a three-phone household, so when I saw these things going for $10 each, I grabbed three. Each one came with an instruction ...

Pros: It's light, easy to use, has a great battery life and decent range.

Cons: Sometimes feels loose on the ear.

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a nice, cost effective and easy to use bluetooth headset, this just might be the one for you.

Review: I'll start off by saying I am no newbie to the world of cellphones and Bluetooth. The H500 is one of five Bluetooth headsets we have purchased. I started with a Jabra model that wrapped around the ear and extended down towards your mouth. That thing ...

Pros: Light, Easy Set-up, Battery

Cons: Volume, but it may be my error

The Bottom Line: I like it. For a first-time foray into Bluetooth it fits the bill.

Review: With the trend toward mandating hands-free pieces going into law, and an upcoming trip to Chicago, I thought it was time to check into getting a device. After reading another posting raving about how good it is supposed to be, I hit Ebay to see what ...

Pros: A great handsfree piece of technology.

Cons: Ruber iserts could be little better.

Review: Motorola's H500 headset is a member of Motorola's 3rd generation of Bluetooth headsets. Like the RAZR styled H3 headset that it shares many components with, the Bluetooth v1.2 compatible H500 is rated for up to 8 hours of talk time and 150 hours of ...

Pros: I LIKE THE VOICE CLARITY, SMALL STYLE AND THE CONVENIENCE OF USE OF THIS PRODUCT.

Cons: THE EAR HOOK OF THE H500, FEELS LIKE IT'S FALLING OFF THE EAR.

Review: THIS IS MY FIRST HEADSET AND I LOVE IT. IT BEATS DRIVING WITH ONE HAND ON THE STEERING WHEEL AND ONE HAND ON THE CELL PHONE. GREAT. EASY TO ...