Black Red Motorola S10-HD Bluetooth Stereo Headphone w/ Comfortable Sweat Proof Design Black Red Motorola S10-HD Bluetooth Stereo Headphone w/ Comfortable Sweat Proof Design

Pros: bluetooth works

Cons: -Uncomfortable
-Unacceptable sound quality

Other Thoughts: I bought these at Target, and returned them less than a week later. I wore them for four hours before I couldn't stand it anymore. They don't sit right anywhere, and they pull on your ears like mad. Don't even think about looking up while wearing these.

Not to mention the sound quality. Bluetooth or not, if I pay $70 for headphones, I expect them to sound at least slightly better than the default ipod earbuds.

Pros: bluetooth

Cons: unbalanced-right side is very loud.
uncomfortable-can not wear them for more than 10 minutes

Pros: Easy to pair with your bluetooth devices, lightweight, sweat proof, long battery life

Cons: hard to get good sound quality, buttons stop working, can be uncomfortable around the ears

Other Thoughts: Ive had two pairs of these headphones for more than 2 years. Its decent, i got a good deal on mine and bought the replacement plan. the buttons on the first set stopped working after 3 months. The buttons on my latest set barely work so i have to press down hard to increase volume or answer calls.
the sound is hit or miss. while it does a great job of blocking outside noise, the audio quality is very poor unless you press it right up to your ear drum.
unless you buy some kind of warranty plan i would not purchase these headphones.

Pros: Actually, I had the earlier set, the design is essentially the same.

These are good audio, and wireless, "duh". The quality of reception varies with the phone. I had an old LG vx9000 and in large spaces (like a box store, or outdoors) they would drop a lot. When I got an LG env Touch they worked everywhere. Can answer phone with them easily, and audio out to caller is good, not too "tinny".

Cons: a) design does not fold. This means storage is a bit of a pain. The older version was not particularly flimsy, so unless this version is more so, they ain't going to break too easily.
b) the behind the head design is a slight pain in bed or other places where you are reclining with your head back, say, against a pillow. You have to sort of position the pillow just right to leave space behind your head.

Other Thoughts: I wish someone would take the Jawbone design and make a stereo version of it. That would be perfect.

Pros: Easy to use, simple to set up.

Cons: Uncomfortable. Interferes with glasses, sunglasses and hat. Catches constantly on collar of jacket. I found it painful from the pressing on my ears after 20 minutes. Music cutouts with iPhone 5 unless phone was in breast pocket, then it was fine.

Other Thoughts: I would not recommend these to anyone. I have RMA'd them and ordered the LG Tone+

Pros: Comfortable Sweat Proof Design

Cons: Easy to break, Poor sound, my pair die in less than 2 months from just gym use. Power button is too small.

Other Thoughts: WOW what a wast of money. i bought these to use just in the gym so i dont have to worry about a wire. i use them for a bi tover a month and than out of no wear they will not come on. I plug them in to charge and not ot over charge them but the battery is say these dead. I would wear and use them for just about 2 hours every other day and charge them when needed. I would put them back into the case as not to break the fragile design. With all this they still break and will not hold a charge. Very frustrating when you take care of your equipment and it still does not work.

Pros: Long battery life and easy to charge. I usually get a clear bluetooth signal.

Good for wireless calling.

Cons: They're uncomfortable. REALLY uncomfortable. Mostly I think the problem is the fact that I wear glasses because the temples on the glasses compete for space with the headphones.

They pinch my ears and no matter what size ear-buds I use the inside of my ears always hurts if I wear them for more than 20 minutes.

Volume is also an issue. Half the time they don't get loud enough. I shouldn't have to jam tiny ear-buds into my ears to make these headphones work.

I use wired ear-buds now and this just sits in a drawer...

Pros: Sound
Great sound while using it on phone calls, listening to music, or watching videos on youtube or netflix.

Style
Behind the head headphones have always been my favorite, except for ear buds. This pair is both and wireless.

Performance
I can be listening to music while working or just being busy running errands, get a phone call and answer it with the headset, the other person on the line can hear me perfectly, and at the end of the call my music continues.

Battery Life
Listening to music and answering phone calls all day, and it still has enough life for music or videos while at the gym.

Range
Bluetooth, "need I say more?" about 30ft range "tested."

Controls
The controls are on each ear. Left ear (volume up, volume down, and answer/end call buttons.) Right ear
(play/pause, next track, previous track.) Easy to control and remember where the location.

Cons: I have two major gripes on this head set that doesn't make it 5 star, maybe not even a 4 star, but the pros out way the cons by far.

1: The size of the ear piece (silicone gel caps.) The smallest one that it comes with is way way to big to the point that after 2-3 hours they start bothering my ears.
The smallest one of three in this package is like the largest one of three in a pair of ifrogz ear buds. If Motorola ever sold a replacement set that was smaller I would buy it in a heart beat. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like any company list a standard size of the silicone gel caps so you can't compare sizes, they are all just (small, medium, or large.)

2: The low battery alert. At first I thought I got a email or something, I kept checking my phone when I was listening to music. It turns out it was the low battery alert for the headset. It's not that bad except it goes off every minute, (60 seconds on the dot) and lasts about 45~60 minutes... I wish there was a way to disable it.

Other Thoughts: Now it looks like the Motorola S11 would fit my ears better, but they are also more expensive.

Wish I could turn the low battery alert off.

Otherwise this is a really good product, and I wear them daily. For the price and quality you cant find anywhere else.

Pros: Bluetooth/no wires
Micro-USB

Cons: Very uncomfortable
Works for 20 mins then starts beeping at you to "charge" it

Not impressed with motorola any more after being a victim of the V710, these headphones and other faulty products of theirs.

Pros: no cables
micro-usb

Cons: Very uncomfortable
Will work for 20 mins, then starts beeping alerting you to "charge" them.
Not worth buying, even if they lasted longer I couldn't wear them anyways because they're so uncomfortable.