Specification
- 6.1×2.1×1.7 cm (WxDxH)
- 19 g
- up to 10 hour(s) talk time
- Battery charger – External
- Headset battery – Rechargeable
- 10 m of transmission range
- Built-in microphone
- Wireless and Bluetooth connectivity
- Answer/end button, volume control
Compatibility
- Universal Bluetooth Headsets
- PDA
- PC multimedia
Review
The Motorola RAZR H3 headset was designed specifically to complement the Motorola RAZR V3 mobile phone. However other phones that equipped with Universal Bluetooth 1.2- or 1.1-enabled features are also compatible. The ergonomic Motorola RAZR H3 provides an enhanced ear seal for superior audio performance and comfortable wear over extended periods. At the face of the headset bears, there is a large multifunction button that turns the device on and off, as well as answers and ends calls. To control the volume, just swap two tiny volume controls at the either side of headset. But the volume controls is too small that can be difficult to press. A blue LED on the front of the device is to indicate the headset is turned on or off. If you do not prefer the LED to light on when you are talking, you are allowed to disable it.
I always believed that hard-wired headsets were better, I’ve attempted each headset there is, and I can tell you certainly that the Sound ID 510 Headset is the best, plus in case you have an iphone there’s an app for that.