Motorola - Moto Hint + Bluetooth Headset - Multi

This has to be one of my favorite and coolest bluerooth headsets ever. Make sure it is the Moto Hint 2. This one will be an alltime classic if Motorola ends this line of headsets. The clarityband batterlife blew me away for such a small headset. Some folks may be expecting marathon life, however tech people understand the trade offs of such a small and good looking headset. This one is very clear and the charging dock is so cool. I have to add that this and the Jabra Eclips may be the best bluetooths on the market in 2016 for 100-130$ range and be professional looking as well as discreer. If you are in management or need to want to have a good look and work in office or admin setting this is for you. Comfortable without needing adjustment. I willbe sad when the battery dies on this one, as all bluetooth headsets are disposable tech that have a shelf life after charge and discharge cycles. I expect the to last for a year and maybe a tad for. You get what you pay for and this is worth every penny! Enjoy

You have to keep repositioning it so people can hear you; they are always complaining that I'm going in and out. There is no way of knowing what's the right position. I like that it fits snug in my hear, it stays in place, and I can hear everyone good. Another problem is that there is no videos or instructions that actually go into depth about getting a perfect fit.

I am one to read reviews before purchasing items to see how others like or dislike it before committing to it, so here's my take on this Moto hint Bluetooth. Also to point out I am very particular on products I buy. I had a Bose mobile Bluetooth headset but they are not carried in the store as much but worked great. I was looking for something with more range away from my phone as the Bose headset was up to 30ft. Pros: Has unique design, fits comfortably in the ear, sound is good, battery life is good, easily connects to your phone, charger doubles as carrying case so that's convenient. Cons; Very easy to lose as it is small, range is not great away from your phone 30' at best, some may not like the design as I have had someone tell me it looks like a big hearing aid. Overall it is a good solid product but range is not great at all, and like I said very easy to misplace or lose.

This is a great little "In-Ear" Bluetooth headset. It's small and surprisingly clear. The call recipient said the same thing. The battery life is about three hours for a call and you can recharge several times before you need to recharge the carrying case (that's how it gets 17 hours of use). They forgot to mention in the review that you might need to recharge if you have a call that last more than 3ish hours. You will need to allow a little time to recharge it between calls but it does recharge pretty fast. Once you get the right tip on the earpiece the fit is really comfortable and it basically looks like a hearing aide and rather discreet. Over all its a good design and function but this technology is still evolving and will only get better.

Since bose doesn't sell their b2 series anymore, this set more that makes up for it, and its many times better than the 1st generation. Pros: Works flawlesly on ios,I have my iPhone 6 and iPad paire to it. *You pair it with 2 devices at the same time! *comfort fit, no pain like jawbone devices, secure as well, although it doesnt feel like it. *It has a charging cradle lipstick style, which can chage it up to 4 times, you can charge it in your pocket, which is so convenient. *you just tap it lightly and it can bring up siri or obey commands, as well answe calls *hands free call answering and canceling. *last over 4 hours of straight chit chat, standby time is longer than a day. CONS: if you lose the charging cradle, you wont be able to wake it up or charge it, you'll need to get a replacement cradle. *Does not come with a usb charger, just cable. Overall if you are a working professional, or drive alot, and dont want to look like a noob, this set is the one, noise canceling, and great build quality. Sure its pricey, but worth the money

Overall, I'm a big fan of this headset. Sound quality is great from both my end and the users end. Battery life is great. I like the charging case. Only issue. If I take it out of my ear for a while and don't put it in the case, it won't wake back up when I put it back in my ear, it doesn't wake up. I wish there was a "long press" or something that would wake it back up without me having to put it back in to the charging case.

I have been looking for a Bluetooth headset but I wanted something a little more subtle. The Moto hint fits the bill nicely. All it is is an ear piece. It has great sound and people on the other end can hear me clearly. It does come with a cool carrying/charging case but that also is the only downside. The packaging states 17 hrs of standby, but that is because it is counting the charge in the case. The earpiece itself holds about 3-4 hrs, but you pop it in the case when not in use to top it off thoughout the day. It works with iPhone/Siri fine.

I like the idea of having a low profile BT headset while walking around. It fits securely in my ear (changed the rubber earpiece) and not worry about it loosening over time. It stays put when I move my head around or move my jaw unlike my other in-ear BT headsets. I find that I can twist it a bit in the ear to fully block out outside sounds or loosen it to hear outside sounds like a conversation. I got about 2 hours 45 minutes from nonstop music playing and a few calls before getting the low battery alert. The earpiece must be placed in the charger when not in use. The charger has enough power to charge it from empty 1-2 times before that itself needs to be charge. It is very pricey (the only reason knocking off one star) so do your research if this is right for you. 3 hours of battery life is sufficient but I wish for at least one more hour. Nevertheless, I'm satisfied with the 2nd generation Moto Hint.