motorola accessories?

[theoldman]

I'm thinking about the purchase of either a Motorola bluetooth earpiece or perhaps a speakerphone for the car. I'm not sure which route I'm going yet.

Anyone using the Motorola bluetooth earpieces or car speakerphones?

Just curious what model people are using and if they are happy with them?

[fldodger]

I have used the HS820 blue tooh ear piece and worked find. For the the money in worked great.

[theoldman]

I'm concerned about noise cancellation while driving in the car. I don't want to have to roll the window every time I get a call.

I don't know if you need a top of the line product in order to get good noise cancellation.

[fldodger]

My window are always up. To freaking hot down here.

[theoldman]

love it like that!

[dragnandy]

what kind of price range are you going for? if moneys no option i like the aliph jawbone. it has noise cancellation.

cnet review:http://reviews.cnet.com/bluetooth-headsets/aliph-jawbone-bluetooth-headset/4505-12523_7-32327301.html?tag=prod.txt.2

[theoldman]

just took a look at the jawbone dragnandy

that's incredible and the coolest looking headset I've ever seen.

https://jawbone.com/index.html

[theoldman]

I ended up with the Motorola H700 bluetooth headset.

I sure like using a headset especially when I'm driving.

This is my first headset so I wasn't sure which one to go with.
I chose this one because it's a Motorola, small in size and it has a boom mike.
The price was not bad. $100 US.

pairing was easy. It seems to stay connected. Not quite as loud as I would like it so I turned it up in P2KTools3.
Not sure how it sounds on the recieving end but noone has complained.

[fldodger]

Good for you. I glad you found something. I have old one and it is about 1 year old and still works find for me. I don't remeber the model #.

[theoldman]

I hate the way the voice dialling works.
The old way of hitting the voice button and saying a name was the best. There are too many options in the the voice dialling.

There used to be an option in my phonebook to assign a voice byte to each entry. I lost it when (I believe) I changed language packs and I can't get it back.

[fldodger]

What LP pack to you have know. I will look for the VSt file.

[theoldman]

001 English ONLY

[theoldman]

I believe that my VST files are in order or perhaps I'm missing the one that allows you the option of allocating a "sound byte" for entries in your phonebook.

I have also heard that you can delete all your vst files and this will revert back to the older style and remove all options except "say a name" in your voice button.

This seems a little tricky as if it doesn't work you can't revert back because doing so will delete the vst folder.

??????