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Posts: n/a Re: Motorola HS850 Bluetooth Headset! I have been exceptionally pleased with the Plantronics M2500!On 5 Sep 2005 15:44:01 -0700, "Sseadoubleyou" <sseadoubleyou@yahoo.com> wrote: >I recently bought a Motorola HS850 v 1.2 bluetooth headset for my RAZR >phone. Everything seems to work find EXCEPT for the fact that the damn >'boom' (which is what they call the part of the device where the mic is >attached too) lays up against your cheek when you have it on and nobody >can hear me talk! I have to pull the 'boom' away from my cheek so >people can hear me. Is this a common problem with bluetooth headsets >or if it's not, can anyone recommend a headset where the 'boom' does >not lay up against your cheek? I'm not keeping a 100.00 headset if I >have to hold the 'boom' away from my cheek everytime I use it, I might >as well be wired then. > >Thanks. 
Posts: n/a Re: Motorola HS850 Bluetooth Headset! I have been exceptionally pleased with the Plantronics M2500!On 5 Sep 2005 15:44:01 -0700, "Sseadoubleyou" <sseadoubleyou@yahoo.com> wrote: >I recently bought a Motorola HS850 v 1.2 bluetooth headset for my RAZR >phone. Everything seems to work find EXCEPT for the fact that the damn >'boom' (which is what they call the part of the device where the mic is >attached too) lays up against your cheek when you have it on and nobody >can hear me talk! I have to pull the 'boom' away from my cheek so >people can hear me. Is this a common problem with bluetooth headsets >or if it's not, can anyone recommend a headset where the 'boom' does >not lay up against your cheek? I'm not keeping a 100.00 headset if I >have to hold the 'boom' away from my cheek everytime I use it, I might >as well be wired then. > >Thanks.
Posts: n/a Re: Motorola HS850 Bluetooth Headset! Motorola units are not "pretty"? You gotta be kidding me? They aretotally hi-tech looking with lights and everything!
Posts: n/a Re: Motorola HS850 Bluetooth Headset! Motorola units are not "pretty"? You gotta be kidding me? They aretotally hi-tech looking with lights and everything!
Posts: n/a Re: Motorola HS850 Bluetooth Headset! Lights are good, especially the HS850s soft blue glow!As for the boom, I don't mean to be rude, but you must have an odd shaped melon or something. ;-) Also if you look at the boom, near where the mic is, you will see that there is a bulge, where it may rest against your face where the soft rubber is, but the mic is at the bottom front of that bulge where it won't be covered up. Anyway, maybe look into the HS820, you won't be covering that one up, it may not have a boom, but it looks good, people hear you just as well, and the only thing I didn't like about it was that the volume was a little to low for my liking. I wonder if they have fixed that in the meantime? "Sseadoubleyou" <sseadoubleyou@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1125981781.391930.133640@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com... Motorola units are not "pretty"? You gotta be kidding me? They are totally hi-tech looking with lights and everything!
Posts: n/a Re: Motorola HS850 Bluetooth Headset! Lights are good, especially the HS850s soft blue glow!As for the boom, I don't mean to be rude, but you must have an odd shaped melon or something. ;-) Also if you look at the boom, near where the mic is, you will see that there is a bulge, where it may rest against your face where the soft rubber is, but the mic is at the bottom front of that bulge where it won't be covered up. Anyway, maybe look into the HS820, you won't be covering that one up, it may not have a boom, but it looks good, people hear you just as well, and the only thing I didn't like about it was that the volume was a little to low for my liking. I wonder if they have fixed that in the meantime? "Sseadoubleyou" <sseadoubleyou@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1125981781.391930.133640@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com... Motorola units are not "pretty"? You gotta be kidding me? They are totally hi-tech looking with lights and everything!
Posts: n/a Re: Motorola HS850 Bluetooth Headset! "Sseadoubleyou" <sseadoubleyou@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1125964742.808818.81960@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com... > Thanks for the comments, I just got off the phone with Motorola with a > supervisor and asked him if he could put a suggestion in to the > designers to make their next 'boom' more adjustable, where one can > extend it away from their cheek. I'm returning this thing! Can anyone > recommend some other makers of BT headsets? Jabra is not really > catching my eye, they are pretty ugly looking  > > Thanks. > not to be rude but do you have very fat cheeks or large head? mine doesnt even come close to touching my cheek. perhaps you can use the hs820. it has no boom and fits bigger ears and heads better.
Posts: n/a Re: Motorola HS850 Bluetooth Headset! "Sseadoubleyou" <sseadoubleyou@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1125964742.808818.81960@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com... > Thanks for the comments, I just got off the phone with Motorola with a > supervisor and asked him if he could put a suggestion in to the > designers to make their next 'boom' more adjustable, where one can > extend it away from their cheek. I'm returning this thing! Can anyone > recommend some other makers of BT headsets? Jabra is not really > catching my eye, they are pretty ugly looking > > Thanks. > not to be rude but do you have very fat cheeks or large head? mine doesnt even come close to touching my cheek. perhaps you can use the hs820. it has no boom and fits bigger ears and heads better.
Posts: n/a Re: Motorola HS850 Bluetooth Headset! If you paid $100 you overpaid! Compusa has it for $50 this week, andhad it on sale for the same price a month ago. With the replacement H700 coming before the end of the year it is "clearance" time on the HS850... the new h700 will be 30% smaller/lighter with improved echo control (according to specs/reviews). Of course it has a retail of $120 (on the few sites that even have it listed as being available soon), so at $50 for the HS850 you would have a bargain... SFB Sseadoubleyou wrote: > I recently bought a Motorola HS850 v 1.2 bluetooth headset for my RAZR > phone. Everything seems to work find EXCEPT for the fact that the damn > 'boom' (which is what they call the part of the device where the mic is > attached too) lays up against your cheek when you have it on and nobody > can hear me talk! I have to pull the 'boom' away from my cheek so > people can hear me. Is this a common problem with bluetooth headsets > or if it's not, can anyone recommend a headset where the 'boom' does > not lay up against your cheek? I'm not keeping a 100.00 headset if I > have to hold the 'boom' away from my cheek everytime I use it, I might > as well be wired then. > > Thanks. >
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