Отзывы о Наушники Motorola Moto JR200 Blue LJR2000BLUERU

This item works well sometimes, but it's pretty inconsistent. Sometimes it cuts out, sometimes people tell me they can't hear me well. And the controls on the thing... well, if you put in some concerted effort to learn the locations of each button and practice pressing them, you might do OK. But seriously... the buttons are very smoothly incorporated into the design... so smoothly that they are almost unidentifiable by touch. So you can take the thing off and look at it, but then you've lost your connection. On the upside, all that smooth design makes the headphones very aerodynamic, so when you finally get frustrated and fling them against the wall, there's minimal air resistance. It seems that this is the designers' main concern, in fact: aerodynamics. God forbid a button actually protrude enough to be distinguishable by a finger - that would ruin the smooth trajectory one can achieve by lofting them out a fourth-floor window...

I download podcasts to listen to while I'm driving, and I thought this would be a great addition to my "road kit".The headset is really great -- the sound is perfect, deep base, excellent audio quality and construction.No matter what the description says, however, I'm unable to successfully pair this headset with both my iPad and my and Android phone at the same time. I know it's possible to pair two devices to one bluetooth headset -- my Plantronics Voyager PRO+ headset can easily switch among two different phones and the iPad. For some reason, this Motorola unit just can't manage it. Just when I think I have them both paired, one doesn't work.Honestly, I've never used the microphone as I've just removed the Motorola headset and used the Plantronics headset when I received a call.Pros:- Excellent Audio- Excellent Construction- Easy to Use- Easy to Pair (to one device)Cons:- Can't easily pair to more than one device.

I have been using this headset since Sept 2011 and it has worked nearly faultlessly without fail, best headset I ever owned. it charges quickly and even after almost a year the battery still lasts all day.Well i have adjusted this to 3 stars because this headst quit working after 6 months or so, it stll connects according to the blutooth status but i dont hear any music, tried several times over several days to recharge, resync but nothing works, guess for $32 its ok but disappointing it did work longer

I sleep fine in any bed, with (or without) any pillow. I never send back dishes at restaurants. I've never had a bad taxi driver. I've never cried over a haircut, or even withheld a tip. I'm really not a whiny person.But these headphones sure as hell don't fit my head comfortably. The earpiece covers my ears at a strange angle. The plastic bar piece that goes over the ear is bulky and uncomfortable. The back part that's supposed to "hover" over your neck is weird fitting and looking.Maybe if I had giant ears that stuck out from my head and pointed forward...

These headphones are worn with the strap over the ears and floating above the neck. This means that they cannot be used while laying down.

I will say that I got a great sale price on these. They were definitely worth the original price. I really was looking for something like this since wires get snagged and are generally a pain to move around with even at the desk. Circumstances led me to find a pair under $50 and the price just dropped. I'm a happy boy.I am always concerned about wireless anything. The pairing process is usually a pain if you're not a gadget head no matter what. If it doesn't connect when you figure out how to do it, it'll set anyone on fire. These connected nicely and didn't even need to go to the website or dig for documentation which was curiously not in the package.The sound quality is very good for a wireless device. I'm not an audiophile and tend to like music with heavy distortion. Sounds better than most wired headphones I've had. Definitely not noise-canceling if you're into that. I like to be aware of surroundings. These are good for that and should be great for working out.

I was skeptical about Bluetooth headphones, and have stayed away from even trying them mostly because of the price. But the Motorola S305's cost half what other Bluetooth headphones have in the past so I decided to give them a try. Mostly I've been very impressed with these, though I do have a few problems.First, the sound quality is very good - on par with a decent set of wired headphones of similar price. I haven't found there to be any static, though occasionally (and inexplicably) the sound will cut out for a half second, which can be annoying. It doesn't happen that often though. The range on these is remarkably good - I bought these specifically for jogging, so the range would only ever have to be about 2 feet, but I've also used them at my desk and I really appreciate the freedom to get up and walk around up to 20 feet away with several walls between my phone and me. When the headphones do get out of range, they just disconnect, and then reconnect when they're in range again. The volume is also very good, and although they do not cover the ears completely, the volume can be turned up to the point where it covers most outside noise. If I were choosing headphones just for work or travel, I might choose something with greater noise isolation, but since I chose these for general use and especially exercise (where size and weight are the main consideration) these work nicely. The headphones are quite comfortable, more so than other behind-the-head earphones I've tried. Wearing them for a couple hours at a time did not cause any numbness or pain. They are also pretty secure, and jogging with them hasn't been a problem. I appreciate the fact that these charge with a micro-USB cable, which means that I can charge with my PC and a standard cable when I'm on the road. Sadly, the included charge is a hard-wired micro-usb type, unlike the ones that take a powerplug and provide standard USB-out, so if you don't want to bring the power charger with you you'll have to buy a micro-USB cable.My biggest problem with the headphones so far is the buttons. There are a total of 7 buttons; one for power (with indicator LEDs) and volume up and down all located on the rim of the headphones, and then a D-pad layout for call, play/pause, >> and << on the outside of the right earphone. The buttons located on the rim are loose and feel cheap. Worst of all, they rattle when jogging. That clickety-clack is quite loud when it is right next to my ear, and it is distracting. The other buttons all work fine, though as other reviewers have noted the >> and << buttons don't work with the iPhone/iPod Touch because of Apple's software. I've also found that I have to be a little careful in handling the headphones because it is easy to accidentally press the "call" button, which automatically triggers a call to the last person you called, and that can be somewhat embarrassing.My final annoyance is with the auto-power-off feature, which does not seem to actually work. The manual states that if the headphones are unused for 5 minutes, they will power down, but they obviously just go in to "sleep" mode and will automatically wake if there's an incoming call. This can be frustrating since the headphones might be 20 feet away in another room but when someone calls, the headphones will take over the call and I've found myself on many occasions talking into my phone while the person on the other end is talking through the headphones. This is, I'm sure, an issue that my phone is just as likely to be the cause of, but it's worth noting because it does happen a lot. Just make sure to turn the headphones off when not in use and it won't be a problem.Reading that last bit of my review one might get the idea that I'm not happy with these headphones, but that's not true; I think they're good for the price, and I would certainly recommend them to anyone who is looking for an inexpensive pair of wireless headphones for office or exercise. But those looking for the best at any price are likely to find more expensive headphones better.

It works better than I expected! For the price it's a steal. Sound, clarity and loudness are superb... Will recommend to anyone that's looking for a good quality headset. Phone calls are clear also.

This unit works well and delivers good sound, is comfortable to wear, connects to an iPhone 4S quickly and easily and is priced for only a little more some of Apple's own ear buds. Overall, losing the wire is worth whatever downside there might be to the unit. I've used it working out at the gym and on hour long exercise walks and it works exactly as I needed it to do. Usually there is a momentary interruption in the signal within a few seconds of connecting, but it has always returned quickly. The ear pieces are comfortable, though they do accumulate perspiration when the exercise is more vigorous. I've learned that the key difference in "wearability" is that ear buds usually stay in place and aren't affected by sweat, whereas, I can feel the sweat collecting on this unit and if the back of your neck gets sweaty, you're going to hit this unit's "floating headband" when you wipe your neck.

So I bought these headphones about a month ago because I love listening to podcasts on my iPhone. But I hate constantly having to pull my phone out of my pocket to pause whenever someone is trying to talk to me. So these headphones with their remote on the earpieces seemed great.And they were great, for about 2 weeks.On the third week I noticed that the connection would occasionally cut out. At this time I didn't think much of it, I assumed that it was due to periods of low battery.Then it began to cut out any time I put my phone in my pocket. If I didn't keep my phone out and open the connection would constantly go in and out, making podcasts completely unlistenable. So unless I leave my phone sitting on my desk, or keep it in my hand above my waist these headphones are completely useless.I don't know if my pair is defective, or if this is a common problem, but I will never use bluetooth headphones again.

Awesome form factor - Check, Lightwieght and fit great - Check.I am a casual user, no hard use, no mistreatment. They break, won't charge, can't pair the list goes on and on. I looked on message boards and got nothing but the same. These are basically "disposable headsets" buy them, wear them for a couple of months and when they break, throw them away and buy a new pair.

I've had these for a month now and feel like they were one of the best investments I've made. I work as a lab tech which involves a lot of moving around, and I wear these all day while I stream Pandora or Slacker from my phone. They're also great when working out, very comfortable when jogging. Call quality is great, my brother didn't even know I was on a headset and my phone was in another room.I also use them with my Acer Iconia Tab W500-BZ467 10.1-Inch Tablet (Silver) when I'm out in public and don't want everyone to to hav to listen to my netflix or hulu.I've paired them with my PlayStation 3 320GB System and used it with MAG.My only complaint is that it can get a little uncomfortable where the wire loops over your ears after a few hours. But, I've found after I adjust them a little it's fine. This might not be a problem if you don't have big ears =)

Within 1 month of buying this headset it stopped working. Motorola support did not seem surprised and sent me a replacement. The replacement broke after two weeks. Motorola sent me a third replacement. This stopped working after 3 months.I was using this product to listen to music while running. After three replacements of this product, every single one of which broke, I would not recommend this headset.

Just received Motorola's 'ROKR' S305 Bluetooth headset and I'm definitely pleased with the quality of the device compared to the price I paid. The audio quality while listening to music over either my iMac or my Evo 4g sounds terrific and I've been told by those I've spoken to using the built-in microphone that it is crystal clear, no different than if I were holding the phone up to my face.Pairing the headphones to a device was super easy and the buttons on the headphones themselves are really nice to have, especially when paired to a device that might be in one's pocket or across the room.My only qualm with the S305 is the feeling of the buttons. They do feel a little on the "cheap plastic" side. For the 40$ I paid for the pair, however, I believe that the price completely makes up for that fact.I give these headphones a solid A. A definite must buy if you're looking for affordable bluetooth headsets.

I think Bluetooth is the problem, but the ONLY problem I have is switching between two devices. (Laptop and Phone/Music) You have to kill the bluetooth service in the device you dont want to use in order to switch. If you can let me know how, (urtwopid at g mail dot com) and I will switch to 5 stars. Great sound, and very convenient. If you wear glasses, or sunglasses with your headphones, you may want to consider a different pair. Seamless with Droid Bionic (as it is motorola also) Don't know what else to say.

Pros- When paired with phone it excels, mic and sound quality- Pairs easily- Price was good at the time I got them in comparison with competitors- Fairly durable - 2 years going on 3 and they are still sounding as the day I got them (might be exaggerating)- Good battery life even after 2 years! (light to medium use)Cons- Uncomfortable for long periods of use- Really bad sound quality when in headset mode on PC (Sound being heard is only available in MONO)- Sound quality is OK on pc in stereo mode.- Sound cuts out at times on pc - I have to sync again..- As with most headphones ear muffs get destroyed..Because of the battery life and the fact it has lasted this long.. It deserves a free cheer!

I purchased these to use with my iPhone 4 because I wanted a hands-free option while working around the house. I found that most clip-on cases for this phone are too heavy to wear on my sweats or shorts and I don't always have a pocket for my iPhone.I was a bit nervous about buying a pair of over the ear headphones because I wear glasses and my experience has shown that glasses are a problem with this type of headphone. I received them this morning and they are very comfortable and work perfectly fine with my glasses.A previous reviewer said that the headphones seem like they are flimsy. That does seem true of the flexible neck loop, but the headphone itself seems to be made sturdy.These were really easy to pair with my iPhone. After charging them for about an hour, I made a call to my husband at work (a location that doesn't have a great signal) and he said that I sounded good over the wireless headset.Right now, I'm listening to music while writing review. The clarity and sound on these headphones is amazing. I would expect that this quality of sound from a pair of headphones that cost 3 times as much. Overall these headphones are really priced well.I would have no problem recommending this product to any of my friends. I'm seriously thinking of getting a pair for my husband because he doesn't like his current bluetooth headset.

I've tried everything to make it work on my Windows 7 "Acer 725-0802" netbook...BUT IT WILL NOT WORK!!! Microsoft states on their device compatibility website that it is INCOMPATIBLE. Neither Motorola or Microsoft have done anything to rectify the problem since it's release in 2009. DO NOT BUY FOR WINDOWS 7 systems.

I love this set of headphones. They're plenty loud, sound great (or at least as great as I can discern; I'm no audiophile), and have a great range. The only downside is that the side buttons (forward, reverse, play, and dial/hang up) are WAY too easy to press.On one occasion, I fell asleep wearing the headphones and the call button must have gotten pushed because it redialed my last call, which was to my friend's house. This was late at night, maybe 2 or 3 AM, so they didn't pick up after the first few calls. I, of course, was asleep for all of this. Eventually, after who knows how many calls, his dad picked up and asked me what I was calling for. I was in the middle of a dream when the omniscient voice of my friend's dad suddenly filled my head like the voice of god. I woke up enough to make a feeble attempt at an answer; no idea whether any words were produced. Finally, my brain was roused out of its state of hibernation long enough to piece together what had happened. I apologized for waking him up, hung up, powered off the headphones, and went back to sleep.TL;DR: wearing these headphones may cause you to deify your best friend's dad.Other than that, they have been great!

I had this headset 2 days when something in it started rattling and everything I listened to them they cut in and out. I am very disappointed in this product. I would not recommend this for anyone.

These little guys were great for about the first 6 months. I used them while driving to listen to music and make phone calls. They would work for about 10 hours of non-stop use. However after about months of using 10-12 hours per week, the headset no longer holds a charge. A replaceable battery would have been nice, now I have a high tech paper wait. Keep this in mind when buying.

these r great, clear, loud enough, microphone is good ,quality of sound is great , for me, good price too, bought one for my son and boss, BUT, after 3 or 4 month it stoped making phone calls , then sometimes it wouldn't turn on, then just stoped working all together, now what do i do ?

I'm using this product with the TaoTronics TT-BA01 Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Audio Dongle Adapter to provide wireless audio with my Kindle Fire. I use this setup while working out at the gym on the elliptical. There is a slight lag when watching videos that seems to come and go. When present it is very minimal and hardly noticeable and I expected it before I ordered. The battery life is great. I work out with it for about 45 minute a day and only charge the unit once a week. This also works well with my iphone. Very happy with this purchase.

I have not used any other headset, so take what I say with a grain of salt.I purchased in in early April, 2011. I chose this one for its decent reviews (good rating with lots of people) over a few others and I have been very happy with it so far.I had to get used to the ear "holders' at first and my ears were un accustom to the weight. After a while, I got used to them and now I no longer notice it. I use it most at or near my desk for work/home. At work, I have online meetings with Lync. I can hear and be heard very clearly by all in the meeting audio. I also play games at home and the sound is pretty decent there too. There have been some issues from time to time, but in the end some of seems more of a drive issue than a hardware issue as a computer reboot often fixes any issues (or turning of the headset for a little while). Those issues are things like some static if I have moved fully out of range of the computer and return. There is some skipping of music if you are more than 15 feet or so from the source - but not really that big of a deal imo. The range seems pretty decent - does not seem to degrade to badly until you are over 15 feet or so from the source and even then it is not horrible until you have a wall in between you or are closer to 20-30 feet away.