Motorola H670 Reviews
Product Type: Motorola headsets
Description:Model ID 110997 /
Newest Review: ... That would be because it's made of cheap plastic, it feels pretty cheap, and I would be a bit miffed if I had paid for one, ... more
... but for a freebie with a phone, I couldn't complain.
It has a rechargeable battery, and connects via mini USB (this was the days before micro USB took off). If I'm honest, the battery life isn't brilliant. 2 or 3 trips out and it was dead.
Call quality isn't bad, but again not great. It's fine for most applications, although in cars with a lot of wind noise, it was quite difficult for the other person to hear me. I could hear them, although the headset sounded quite tinny.
The same went for listening to music. I di...morePrice Comparison for Motorola H670
Customer Motorola H670 Reviews (1)
by - written on 06/12/12 (Useful, 13 readings)
Rating:
A few years ago, I bought a Motorola KRZR, and the kind chaps at Vodafone bundled it with a free H670 that matched the colour. At first I didn't think anything of it, but I started to use it more and more as time went on, and then I got a car and started using it even more, for a while. First thing you notice is, it is very lightweight. That would be because it's made of cheap plastic, it feels pretty cheap, and I would be a bit miffed if I had paid for one, but for a freebie with a phone, I couldn't complain. It has a rechargeable battery, and connects via mini USB (this was the days before micro USB took off). If I'm honest, the battery life isn't brilliant. ... Read the complete review
Technical Details for Motorola H670
| Product Description | Motorola H670 - headset |
| Product Type | Headset - wireless - Bluetooth |
| Recommended Use | Mobile phone |
| Headphones Type | Headphone - monaural |
| Headphones Form Factor | Over-the-ear |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless - Bluetooth |
| Sound Output Mode | Mono |
| Microphone | Boom |
