Отзывы о Наушники Motorola Moto JR200 Blue LJR2000BLUERU

The headset itself is pretty good looking. It is a bit flimsy but felt quite comfortable behind my neck. Connection with my android phone was flawless, no issues at all. However the primary reason I bought this headset was to use it with my laptop (Lenovo Thinkpad T400) at office. I don't like too many wires on my desk and so went for a bluetooth headset. However this one does not work out-of-the box with Windows 7 64 bit. It connected just fine, but Windows failed to find the device drivers and declared the device as unusable. Microsoft website claims that there are no drivers available for the headset from Motorola.Some serious googling later, I found out that MS bluetooth stack for Windows 7 does not support stereo headset profile at all. I found some help on a website ([...]). I had to download the Broadcom bluetooth stack, which I found on gateway website. After installing this stack and restarting, the headset connected just fine and audio headset showed up in connected devices. Then it was just the matter of changing default playback device from the audio mixer settings and I was good to go.The audio quality is decent and now it is working very well. I am giving this product a 3 star since I did not find any info about these issues anywhere and the product showed up in my search for "bluetooth headset for computer". Someone somewhere should fix this.

I love these headphones. So much easier than having stupid headphones falling out your ears that the sg3 comes with. The sound is awesome. When I make a call everyone hears perfect. Great for when you need to cook, exercise, and travel in the street. The only problem is caller hears all the street noise,thats how great it works.

This was my third S305, that I just purchased in late Feb, The first were damaged accidently by me, but had worked great for nearly a year. In fact I thought so highly of the first set that about 16 months ago I bought another S305 to use at work. That set's battery lost charge ability to the point that it would only last about 6 hours, but would almost last the whole day. The caution is that over time, products get cheaper and cheaper components if they seem to keep working properly, and I think that this one s one off them. Comparing 3 units, the button presses on the latest S305 are inconsistant, and they are floppy and loose (read as "they rattle"). Sometimes there is a light crackle present, but that is inconsistant. This last week, the battery has taken less of a charge daily (losing about 1/2 hour a day), and I am certain that soon, it will no longer take a charge, rendering it useless. Not good for a 2 month old unit. 3 times is not a charm (although the first was damaged, batt life was down to 5 hours). Time to ditch Motorola products. Great phones., but not worth spending $40 every 2 months for a new set. Talk about accelerated planned obsolesence! Pardon spelling errors - typed on my phone.

Great headphones serve there purpose pretty comfortable for short periods of time but, while working out be careful cause a little bit of sweat will send them into shock.

the sound quality is perfect for what I need, easy to operate and charge, though it's a little uncomfortable for my ears... they seem to be a little tight on my ears and it begins to hurt if on for more than 10 minutes

I decided to buy this headset, because it has over 1000 reviews, mostly positive. However, these are my points of assessment:Comfort: I don't know what most people consider to be "comfortable", but this set does not fit for me. It feels awkward, with its ark at the rear of my head, and it does not hug my ears snugly enough. When I lean back against my high sofa seat or pillows, the beam behind my head gets in the way and pushes the set off my ears, since it is not precisely snug around the rear of my head.I also wear reading glasses, and the bow of the set gets into a room crisis/conflict with the branches of my glasses right behind and above my ears. There is room for one of those, but not for the both.I wanted to use it for two things: as my speaker system for the laptop and at the same time, to use as the blue-tooth for my iPhone-4. The sound quality for music and sound files played from my laptop is poor, compared to the Plantronics DSP 400 I have been using until now. For my iPhone, I tried to pair it 3 times. I turned it off, then on again, to be discovered. It signaled that it was paired for phone calls, but upon testing it by calling my husband's iPhone-4, I never got to hear anything in the headset. I had to turn to the phone's speaker system instead. Maybe it needs that separate adapter that they also mention (although they claim it works with the iPhone "guaranteed".For all these poor performance reasons, it goes back into the box and returned for a refund.

I love these headphones so much. They just work. They were cheap. The quality of sound is decent. Earbuds never stayed in when I went running. These are much more comfortable and I'm not constantly having to try and keep them on my head. The battery life is pretty solid too.

These are lightweight, hold a charge for a long time and have good sound quality.I use these when working out and I really like them.Unfortunately I have gone through three of these and they all have broken after about two months of daily use. I did contact Motorola and they were able to give me a replacement, but those broke as well.

I was wanting something wireless for using when I run on the treadmill. The headphones I had been using had cords, and I was always catching the cord at some point during my workout. The cords also made it more difficult to listen to my music while using the elliptical machines.In came the Motorola S305 Headset!! These are perfect! They charge quickly, were simple to pair with my iPhone 4S, and best of all-no cords! It did take me a couple tries to learn where the buttons are for volume and to skip songs (I ended up turning them off at one point), but they are easy to use. They sit on my ears, which I also love-I hate earbuds that go in the ears. The band part goes over the ears and behind the head. They do not wiggle around when I am running. This makes it much easier to place my phone somewhere safe and not have to worry about cords getting tangled or caught. I only use these for listening to music. I have not used them for phone calls, so I cannot rate how well the microphone works.I would definitely recommend these to anyone who wants a wireless way to listen to music!

They are great for iPhone and iPad. Play Controls and Sound Quality are excellent. The battery life is very good as well. Now, let me focus my review on the use of this device in a PC.You have to consider 2 main things: The range of applications you will be using and the bluetooth dongle you currently have (or will buy).From my experience, I mainly use it on my office, my desktop is a Win7 enterprise edition 64bit. I chose this headset for the price and sound quality (and the fact that another friend had already tried it on his PC).For playing music I use Pandora and iTunes. Headset Controls will work only in iTunes as long as the iTunes window is the one that is selected. Headset Controls won't work on Pandora One. The sound quality is not the same as working on an iPhone/iPad (which it is more crisp and strong), and this depends on the sound card/chip you have on your PC.For communications I use Skype and Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 R2. This is were it gets interesting, because it is where the bluetooth dongle you selected comes into play. At the beginning i was using a Kensington Bluetooth 2.1 USB Micro Adapter... and it wasn't good. You cannot play music and make a call at the same time (which you can do using simple jack headphones and a microphone). Then I switched to a rocketfish Bluetooth 2.1 micro adapter (RF-MRBTAD) and now it was possible to play music and make a call at the same time ... but ... the sound quality changes from the 48k hz (dvd quality) to a very low (AM radio quality sound alike). I have not tried the IOMEGA dongle must of the reviewers are using but I won't purchase another bluetooth adapter for now. I guess it depends also on the quality of the adapter's drivers.Overall, I do recommend this for using in a PC but be sure you have the right bluetooth adapter and that it works with your PC configuration and with your communication programs.

I brought these headset a year ago and I'm very happy with them. Durable, the battery last for hours, and have good range away from your phone. I would recommend everyone to get these headset.

Still kicking. I use it at work so 5 days seven hours each day. Sound is awesome, tunes out the boss when needed, I am not going to pay $200+ for a pair of headphones. Getting a second one for my house. Highly recommend these headphones. The cover on one earphone is coming apart but come-on its been over two years!

First off let me say that I was very excited to get these headphones, especially for the price. I workout at 24 Hour Fitness gyms in the Denver/Aurora, CO area. I was tired of constantly pulling out my phone or ipod and changing songs or volume. A friend recommended these so I purchased them. After charging they synced with no issues and it only took a few seconds. I wore them around the house and I was thrilled! Wow all for only $40. I even went for a 4 mile jog and they were fantastic. No interference issues at all. Later that day I went to the gym and within a few minutes of working out I started experiencing the music cutting out. These became so annoying due to the consistency that I had to get my wired earbuds. I asked my friend and he suggested making sure the phone was right side up in my pocket and I wasn't wearing jeans. I was actually wearing my phone using one of those armband holders so it was literally 12 inches from the headphones. I then went and tested the headphones on 2 more bluetooth devices in the gym and had the same issue. I was using the droid X, ipod, and a brand new Samsung Galaxy. I then drove home, jogged again, and no issues.

I've been looking for a pair of small Bluetooth stereo headphones + microphone that I can forget I'm wearing. First off, the sound quality of the S305 is pretty good, although there is a bit of background static/noise when nothing is playing (may be a general BT issue, this is my first pair).Unfortunately there are a couple of issues that make it hard to recommend, and so I am going to look for something better:* The over-the-ear plastic part is a bit tight and there doesn't seem to be any way to get it where it's not pinching the back of my ear. I used to own a pair of Sony over-the-ear headphones that had an excellent ear clip that rotated a bit and was could be worn for hours.* The neckband can be annoying if it's not directly behind your head and "floating". When you look up, it rubs against your neck.* It is not possible to rest your head back on a couch or pillow while wearing these.* The control buttons feel ultra-cheap and it's hard to tell by touch alone which button to press. I find myself having to take the headphones off to pair with a different device, the 2-button combo for pairing is just too awkward to press without looking at what you're doing. All the buttons are on the right ear and it would have been nicer to have them split between left and right, with larger buttons and some sort of tactile difference so you can feel your way around.* They look pretty ugly. I only intend to use these around the house so that's not a total deal-breaker for me, but probably would be for some.* The ear foam is not replaceable and I imagine would wear out pretty quickly.

I was excited when I first saw these headphones. More and more I've been using my iPhone to listen to music, but the Apple headphones were less than great and I'm terrible about wired stuff. A few times a day during my work I rip the headphones out of my ear or send the phone onto the floor while reaching for something on my desk.When I got these phones they paired immediately with my phone, no messing around!The sound was ok, but not terribly loud, and thats saying something because I don't blast my music.But I could learn to live with this.The one thing thats a deal breaker for me is the fact that these are "behind-the-head" earphones.I think I was a little blinded by the price that I didn't really take notice of that fact.If you're planning on lying back in bed or an easy chair for a nap with your new headphones, forget it. Incredibly uncomfortable trying to put your head on a pillow. This was very disappointing for me, but absolutely my fault.They would have gotten a 5 star if it weren't for this one thing.All-in-all I'd recommend them but remind about that one caveat.

Wow! Where do I begin to tell you about the Motorola S305 Bluetooth Stereo Headset?! I read most of the reviews that were/are posted and I was a bit hesitant to buy the S305, but I'm glad I did. Firstly, they aren't the most attractive looking bluetooth headsets, but they are very Comfortable when you wear them. Its easy to use for both Music and Calls. The sound quality (for me!) is great, sounds are very clear and it produces good enough bass quality as well. I use them for almost everything, like for exercises such as Running, Lifting Weights, Jump roping etc... I also use them for my commute on public transportation, like the subway. Its such a relief to be free from WIRES! I have been using the S-305 headset for the last 3 months and I'm not sure if they are sweat-proof or not but during exercise I sweat a lot and it still works GREAT! Regardless of being dropped several times, the S-305 still intact and work as if new. It charges quick and lasts for an average of 6 hours of use. The side buttons are easy to use and very convenient. Pairing to devices is easy and quick.Now the only thing is that they can become loose after a while, but you can tighten it.So far I haven't had any problems with the S-305, but I'll update my review if I encounter anything. For the price I think the S-305 is a must buy.

I purchased this product with the intention of pairing to my phone for running and working out. Wired headphones and earbuds have a tendency to not allow for free motion and sometimes get snagged on weights, benches, etc. I had several primary concerns for these headphones, and couldn't find the information I needed anywhere else, so I hope this review serves to answer some questions for you. Please note that this details my experience after 30 days of use.Quality of Construction: These headphones feel decidedly cheap. I have a pair of wrap-around (wired) headphones that cost $10 that seems to have sturdier construction. Upon taking these out of the package, I felt like taking them off too roughly, or something falling on them, could damage or break the frame. After 30 days of use, they still feel cheap, but I am not so afraid that I will break them. While it is a very real possibility that a less careful person (read: spouse) or accident will break these, extending some consideration to fragile electronics makes me think that the frames breaking is not how these will end their life.Quality of Sound: When running or working out, I am content if the headphones are 1) loud enough 2) not flat and 3) easily adjustable for conditions. These do well on all counts. I have noticed that some songs are too loud, some not loud enough -- but this is because of the source, not the headphones. There is good range of sound, sufficient bass and treble to please my ears while I exercise. Further, the positioning of the volume controls allows me to make adjustments without breaking stride -- the placement of the Play/Pause and the Forward and Back controls allows me to skip songs without skipping a step. (Please note: if your device does not support use of the Play/Pause, Forward and Back buttons, it is not the fault of these Headphones. I suggest you consult your phone or device's documentation if you are not sure whether it supports AVRCP)Sweat Resistance: This is the big one, and the one that most reviews don't touch on. As I was searching for something I could wear while exercising, whether it would stand up to some sweat is extremely important. These have done well so far. I have noticed some sweat on the lower half of each ear-piece during workout but have not experienced any problems from this yet. I have worn them on intense interval workouts and long runs (10 mile) and they still function as well as new. I would caution that these do tend to keep the ears quite warm, and do seem to contribute to sweating -- I would not wear these in the summer, or in warm climates. Your experience may differ, as I live in a state with high humidity. (Special Note: After feeling sweat all over my head and worrying about these breaking, I spent a few dollars for an Under Armour beanie that keeps the sweat from rolling down my head. Definitely a good purchase, as it helps regulate my body temperature and significantly cuts down on the moisture that accumulates on the headphones)Minor issues: The headphones sometimes skip or gap, depending on the location of the broadcasting device. This rarely happens and is not too irritating when it does. Call quality has been praised and I have never had anybody guess I was using speakerphone, headphones, in a well, etc. Battery life seems good, I can use them for approximately 5 or 6 hours without needing to recharge them. Recharging takes a touch less than 2 hours with the Micro-USB adapter.Overall: I am quite satisfied with my purchase. These are not exactly what I thought I would need, but are definitely functioning as I hoped they would. For the price paid, I do not expect them to last forever, but anticipate that when they do stop working, I will quickly order a replacement pair of the same model. In my estimation, of you are searching for a pair of headphones that you can use while exercising, if you are worried about sweating, and if you are not extremely demanding of your electronics, I would strongly suggest these headphones. I rate them 4/5 because of concerns about the durability of the frame - even a slight concern is enough to withhold a perfect score - but would give them a 4.5 if possible.

I bought this headphones in January 2012. It worked well for couple if month but then started bad times when my return window is closed. Automatically disconnected from the phone without a reason. Worked well with Skype sometimes. I need to connect the headphone then start the skype app in my iPhone and log-in. (you need to follow this order). Then it'll work for the first call I make. If I want to hang up and make another Skype call, then I have to disconnect the headset, log off from Skype and follow the above steps again. Finally, + volume controller stopped working. So I couldn't use it anymore. Too bad!

I've bought 4 of these. The first two, lasted around 18 months between them, as I regularly took them for 50+ mile bike rides, and being sweat resistant is not what they market it for (but seemed to do the job very well)The most recent 2 I have bought, have new packaging. I think maybe Motorola have new batteries in these ones because they last frigging forever! I charged it up last night from new and have had probably a good 5 hours worth of playback. Anyway, they fit great, they are wireless, they are $cheap, they sound really good and the microphone is actually very good!I wear specs and it sits very well on my ears. They pair with multiple devices. They're just fantastic - get them.Don't get their S10-HD's, their so-called sweat resistant headphones. They are the polar opposite of these guys. The S10's are junk!

Note: Read 'edit' comments added at the bottomI too did a lot of research on bluetooth headsets in preparation for OS 3.0. In-ear headphones bother me (recently found the wired PMX-80 II painful), and I need to be able to hear traffic around me while riding my ebike, so on-ears are pretty much what I am looking for.My paper analysis showed this S305 and the Nokia BH-503 Wireless Stereo Headset to be likely candidates. I got this because I found it locally first, at Frys. Suprisingly, it was about 20% cheaper there than Amazon - although I got the only one they had.It paired easily with my iPhone 3G with OS 3.0, and on the iphone these functions work:1) Volume Up/Down (local to the headphones only, it does not adjust the volume on the iphone, nor does changing the volume on the iphone have any affect on the headphones)2) Pause/Play - song stops and resumes3) Stop/start - holding the pause/play button down stops the song, and if you press it again the song starts at the beginning4) Call answer/disconnect5) Microphone - the headphones' built-in microphone works just fine with the iphone. I was worried I was going to still have to use the old talk-into-the-bottom-of-the-iphone-while-wearing-headphones trick, which was great when I was wired, but not convenient if I leave my iphone buried in the bottom of a bag because I have wireless headphones.The only thing that doesn't seem to work with iPhone 3G are the next song/previous song buttons, which I already knew about, so I am thrilled that everything else does work.Range is exceptional - I was able to get 15-20' away, through 2 walls, and still have signal. I used to have the original, bulky Logitech F0361A bluetooth on an ipod, and sometimes my body position would be enough to block signal (Note - I personally verified that the Logitech F0361A does NOT work with the iphone, and I have heard that the Freepulse does not work either).Microphone quality is passible. People seem to be able to understand me OK, about as well as with any of the quality bluetooth earpieces I have tried.Headphone sound quality is acceptable. I found the 'loudness' EQ setting on the iPhone matched my sound preferences the best, wheras with my old logitechs I preferred the 'classical' EQ. They might be on par with my old PMX-60's (no EQ). I miss the detail of my Sennheiser PMX-100's (no EQ) but I am willing to trade a certain amount of quality for wireless freedom - especially since I don't have to mess with a bluetooth transmitter flopping around. It is another thing to plug in and charge though.Fit is comfortable, I have an average-to large size head. They ride lighter on my ears than I expected, and don't seem to interfere with head movement. The 'Princess Leia' effect is on par with wired on-ear headphones. My wife usually complains about on-ear headphones clamping her head too tightly, but she likes these as much as her PMX-60's.What else? Control buttons are easily to find, the volume buttons feel kinda loose and rattly, so I am worried they may blow around in the wind on my ebike, and make noise. EDIT - no rattling noise problems, and the volume was plently load to overcome wind noise while riding at speed - EDIT. I'll report back on Battery Life.After turning off my 3G, I was able to pair this with my wife's 1st-Generation iPhone. However, sound only came out of the iPhone not the headphones, and the controls did not work, even though the bluetooth icon was lit and the headphones indicator was blinking green. We forgot to try calls, mabe that works, but I don't see the point of using headphones only for calls. She'll have my 3G as soon as I score the 3GS though so it won't matter.Edit: Shortly After I wrote this review, I purchased the Nokia bh-503. They are heavier and larger than the S305, but they sounded MUCH MUCH better, and the microphone quality is much better. I ended up returning the s305's. If I was a runner, I might appreciate the s305 more, but the Nokia BH-503 is just fine on my ebike.Also, the new OS3.1 allows the iPhone 3GS to use voice commands from bluetooth headsets. This means I can press the 'power' button until it dings, the phone answers with a chime, and I can say 'Call Robert' or 'Play artist pink floyd' or 'Play next song' or 'Play previous song'. Those last two commands are especially important, since Apple has blocked the next/previous buttons on bluetooth headsets, even though it is a standard part of the bluetooth profile.Oh, and I ended up getting Mrs. Oatnet a 3GS too - and selling my 3G on ebay paid for most of the upgrade.

Overall the Motorola S305 is a very good B/T Stereo Headset. I have had it for almost a year now. It paired very easily with Windows Mobile and Android Phones (Samsung, Motorola, HTC); as well as my B/T equipped laptop (HP).Wearibility-wise, although it caused the some annoying discomfort in back of my right ear, it rested well over the ears. Perhaps a softer (rubberized?) padding around the plastic band would have helped.The audio/call control buttons are placed intuitively. I found the B/T range to be excellent. A very nice feature is that with my phone set to mute, I could receive the various audible notifications (email, text message, incoming phone call) on the headset.The sound quality is very good although not as good as in high-frequency range an "in-ear" set might provide but this IMHO is a trade-off (as most in-ear sets don't have very good low-frequency reproduction). The volume range is excellent which compensated very well for the muted highs.I have worn this headset while working-out and had no issues. Over time, as sweat accumulated on the foam covers it lost its softness. I finally figured out that removing and replacing the foam pieces after cleaning them was a cinch.I highly recommend this B/T Stereo Headset from Motorola.

I love these. I used to have Logitech wireless headphones years ago when they first came out... but those broke one time too many. I went on to a set of Nokia headphones... still work great, but they're bulky. I love this slimmed down version. Sound is great. Easy to set-up and subsequently control while working out. Range isn't bad. I had my Iphone on the 1st floor and got good sound without interference on the 2nd floor. Downside is that sometimes there's a rattle on the right; if I play around with the control buttons specifically for sound, it goes away. Small issue but annoying.

Ive used these a few times so far and love them! I love having great sounding headphones and not have to deal with a cord. I just hope the rechargeable battery holds up over time. I don't think the battery is replaceable.I've owned these for a few months and so far, so good! The battery lasts for a while, and I've only had it die on me once. Now that I know approximately how long the battery will last between charges, I make sure to plug it in more often. I'm still hoping to get a few years out of the internal battery as I've stated before.

I have used these headphones almost daily for over a year and can offer the following feedback.- Build quality is very good and quite sturdy. On first assessment they seem very fragile since the components are very slim and streamline. After a year of heavy use they hold up well. Note that these are NOT sweat-proof and are not advertised as such. My first pair lasted just over a year with the earphones getting soaked daily from running. Despite this, for the price and the amount of abuse I put them through, I feel I got my money's worth. If you don't use them during physical activity I'm sure they will last quite a long time. I just purchased a 2nd pair of the S305's after trying out the Motorola SD10-HD for 2 weeks. Despite the SD10-HD's advanced design and sweat-proof features I still prefer the S305 because of fit and proper function of music playback and call features. The SD10-HD was disappointing in those respects.- Fit is quite comfortable and you can almost forget they are on. Your mileage may vary in regards to fit. The plastic arch connecting the headphones will mold to your head over time. If they lose their shape due to being at the bottom of your bag under a bunch of items, just re-shape them and leave them out for awhile. They will regain their shape quickly.- Pairs easily with iPhone 4 and all headphone call/music playback features will function with iPhone 4.- Battery life seems to be closer to 4-5 hours. Not the 6 1/2 listed on specs. On the plus side charge time is very short; less than 45 minutes.- Buttons for answering calls and playback are spaced very well. The volumes buttons take some time getting used to.- Sound quality is ok. If you are an audiophile expect all bluetooth headphones to fall well short of wired ones. Convenience of being untethered is the draw here.