Video Review
Specification
- Product Type: Headset – Bluetooth
- Width: 1.2 in(30mm)
- Depth: 0.9 in(23mm)
- Weight: 0.3 oz (7.5g)
- Connectivity Technology: Wireless – Bluetooth
- Microphone: Type Built-in
- Transmission Range: 33 ft (10m)
- Power Device Battery charger: External
- Battery Headset battery: Rechargeable
- Run Time (Up To): 7.5 hour(s)
- Standby Time: 500 hour(s)
- Compatible with all Bluetooth enabled handsets
Review
The Motorola H9 Miniblue really ‘mini’ enough. With the measuring only 30 x 23 millimeters and a weight of 7.5g, the miniblue is the smallest Bluetooth Headset i ever seen. Although the size of H9 Miniblue is small, but the its still can provide decent loud and clear audio quality.
Motorola H9 miniblue is come with a lot of call features includes the standard answering, ending, rejecting and making calls, as well as call muting, last number-redialing, putting a call on hold, transferring a call from the phone to the headset and vice versa, and support for voice dialing, call waiting, and conference calling. To control the volume or call functions,simply press on the front face of the headset. The entire front face houses the multifunction button, which glows blue when activated.
The volume control is at the left and right spine. The uniuqe of the control is you can re-oriented the control style depending on your preference. Just simply pressing both the Call button and the volume button you wish to assign as the “volume up” control until the indicator flashes twice.
However, the disadvantage of the gadget is the headset has no ear loop. So it is requires a flanged eartip to keep the headset securely fitted in the ear. The problem s the eartip fit quite deeply inside the ear, it might make some people fill uncomfortable. Beside that the small size and lightweight also make it easy to lose.Because you will unaware you are wearing it when you get used of it.
