Motorola Headset for all 2.5mm Headset Compatible Phones

Product Description

Common industry standard 2.5mm jack fits a variety of models including but not limited to: Audiovox CDM 130/1000/4000/4500/7900/8000/8100/8200/8500/ 9000/9100/9155/9500/z800Sony Ericsson T60/T60d/T60LX...Qualcomm Kyocera 7135/3225/5135/1135/1155/2035/2119/2135/2235/2255/2325/2345/3035/ 6035...Samsung 3500/8500/n150/n300/t300/a310/a400/a460/a500/i300/i330/n240/n400...Sanyo 8100/4000/4500/4700/4900/5000/5150/5300/6000/6200/ 6400...LG 1200/5350/VX1/VX10/VX2000/VX4400/VX9000/1010/4NE1/TP5250/110/510...Motorola T720/StarTAC/V60/V66/V120/T193/C331/C332/C333/C350/ Timeport...Nextel i95cl/i90c/i88s/i85s/i80s/i60c/i58sr/i55sr/i50sx/i35s/i30sx...Panasonic TX310/320......plus many others!

Customer Reviews:

not a good fit.......2007-05-19

This item is to big for my ear and is very uncomfortable at best. I will toss it since its not worth the hassle. Yes I'm a grown man 6' so I don't think this is unique to me.

just bad.......2007-02-14

other than being a rip-off this headset will not stay at my ear at any price!!! i hate it!

Poor Quality.......2006-06-29

Static when you get connect and have hard time other side to hear from you. Use just for emergency. Not recomment this product!

Headset fine ... but wrong product being shipped regularly.......2005-05-27

I think these headsets work fine, and are great. (Although they wear out over time). Unfortunately, this site has a structural problem with their inventory: the headset UPC code is affixed to the Motorola battery charger, and not the headset. This results in the wrong goods being shipped, which is annoying and a waste of valuable time. This company refuses to correct the UPC code problem or to visually inspect the product prior to sending, or even to answer its customer on this issue. Therefore, I suggest you wait a few months before ordering, to allow the problem to be fixed.
If received, the headsets are light, functional and have good sound quality.

Works well, IF..........2005-04-03

Here's how to tell whether this headset is right for you. Look at your ear, right in front of your earhole. Is there a little triangular flap of cartilage there? This flap is called a tragus, and while most people have one, it varies in size.

If your tragus is prominent enough that you can press it back and use it to cover your earhole, this bud-style headset will most likely stay comfortably in your ear: you'll be able to wedge it in deep enough to hear the call clearly, it wil be reasonably comfortable, and it won't fall out. Otherwise, don't get this... get a headband model.

Incoming sound has been good for me. Callers sometimes can't hear me - the mike is on the cord so it's not automatically held close to your mouth. I fixed this by rotating the earbud so the cord is higher up, not coming straight out the bottom, and this seems to have worked - no more complaints. And the price is certainly right.

I deduct one star because it lacks an answer/end button on the cord.

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