Motorola H17 Wireless Bluetooth Headset

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Combining intuitive design and supreme call clarity, the Motorola H17 Headset is an ideal Bluetooth® solution for your on-the-go lifestyle. The headset features RapidConnect™ technology that lets you answer calls with a simple flip switch, as well as CrystalTalk™ technology and dual microphones for audio transfer. Designed specifically for people who are on the go, the H17 is the smallest, lightest flip switch headset ever. Its unique wearing style lets it rest gently against your ear, and its multiple ear hooks and cushions let you customize your fit.

Handle Calls with a Simple Flip
The H17 features RapidConnect™, a unique feature that lets you answer calls with a simple flip switch. Flip open to answer, flip closed to disconnect, flip out about how easy it is.

CrystalTalk™ Promotes Call Clarity
To ensure crisp call quality in even the loudest environments, the H17 uses CrystalTalk™, Motorola's proprietary noise-cancellation technology. Utilizing dual external microphones, CrystalTalk™ adjusts audio settings based on ambient noise levels. It enhances your voice and dampens microphone feedback to push call clarity to a whole new level.

Convenient MultiPoint Technology and Voice Prompts
The H17 also features full MultiPoint technology, which allows you to simultaneously sync the headset with up to two Bluetooth-enabled devices. This means that if you have separate phones for your business and personal life, you can answer both from the same headset. Featuring universal compatibility, this headset can be used with any Bluetooth-enabled device.
For further convenience, the H17 headset periodically provides important voice prompts. An in-ear prompt will brief you on how to set up your Bluetooth connection, it will notify you when the mute function is activated, and it will also update you on remaining battery life.

Large Range, Fast Pairing, and Minimal Interference
The H17 uses a Class-2 Bluetooth protocol, providing a range of up to 33 feet. The headset also features Enhanced Data Rate technology, which allows for faster pairing with devices and helps decrease interference and static.

Long-Lasting Charge
The H17 provides up to five hours of uninterrupted talk time. On standby, the battery's charge can last for up to seven days. For added convenience, a micro-USB charging port is included on the back of the headset.

User-Friendly, Ergonomic Design Conforms to Your Ear
With its graphite and black tones, the H17 has a polished and professional look. The headset rests gently against your ear for a lightweight feel, and it comes with three ear hooks and two cushions for a customized fit.

For ease of use, the headset's volume can be adjusted using a convenient control that's located on the side of the headset. And because the H17 is the smallest, lightest flip switch headset ever, it's the ideal accessory for your on-the-go lifestyle.

Additional Information

Technical Specifications	DIMENSIONS: (L) 1.65 x (W) 0.67 x (H) 0.39 in. FORM FACTOR: Flip REVERSIBLE EAR HOOKS WEIGHT: 9g BLUETOOTH® RANGE: Class 2 BLUETOOTH® VERSION: 2.1 with Enhanced Data Rate PROFILES: Hands Free (HFP), Headset (HSP) WIRELESS RANGE: Up to 33 ft. ON/OFF SWITCH STANDBY TIME: Up to 7 days TALK TIME: up to 5 hours
Reviews	"The H17 gets it right. It looks professional. Small and darkly understated, it fits well and does its job. You extend the flip — like a mini mic boom — to turn it on or take a call, and you fold it back closed to end the call and/or put it on standby. If you’ve read my previous reviews, you know my ears have been mashed by years of grappling, so I have a lot of trouble finding headsets that will stay where I put them. The ear loop on the H17 accomplishes that fine. I wear glasses as well, so after a while I do notice the extra loop is there, but even after a few hours it’s not uncomfortable enough to make me take it off (the headset, not the ear!). And did I mention it stays in place, where I put it? There’s a simple, exposed micro-USB port for charging, which I prefer over the sometimes finicky flap covers on other headsets, a big call button on the back, and slim, chromed volume buttons along the top trim. That’s it. No muss, no fuss. If Moto were to adopt this design line-wide, they’d get no complaints from me." Quoted from iMore.com review by Rene Richie "Fiddling with long-press on buttons is a hassle, I much prefer a simple, straightfoward switch. The Motorola H17 Bluetooth Headset has just that, a flip out boom that not only turns the headset on and off, but also auto-answers the phone when you flip it out during an incoming call. Add in dual-microphones for outgoing voice quality that's second only to the Jawbone (in my humble opinion) and Moto's under-appreciated "Crystal Talk" technology for incoming sound quality that's second to none and you have a winner. I'm also impressed with the quick-charging microUSB port (same port as the Pre and Pixi), just 15 minutes of charging is good for over 2 hours of talk time. The H17 also has voice alerts to keep you apprised of the headset's status without making you remember arcane combinations of blinky led colors. Motorola has been offering flip-out boom headsets for a very long time now, but the H17 is the first to come in a size that's competitive with the other top-line headset out there. So far, I love it." Quoted from Webosnation.com review by Dieter Bohn "Finally! A physical on/off switch! Sooo many times I've answered my phone with my headset in my pocket and having to switch the call back to the handset. The physical on/off switch works great, especially with the rapid connect. Its on and connected to the phone in like 5-8 seconds, really impressive! People say the volume controls are a little small, but they work fine for me. Mute is easy to use and automatically switches off if you switch to another call. Voice battery level notifications are useful as well, no need to decipher LED colors or flashes to figure out if it needs a charge. Love it! Can't really find anything to complain about. Quoted from Amazon.com user review by Collin Defreitas "We were pleased overall with the call quality. We made calls from a variety of locations, including a quiet conference room and a noisier city sidewalk. We heard our callers just fine in all situations. There was a bit of static at times, but nothing that was too distracting.On their end, callers said call quality was good most of the time, especially in quieter situations. Our voice sounded natural without a lot of distortion. In noisier situations, like on a city sidewalk or in a busy restaurant, they heard more static and even clicking at times. Still, we could hear each other just fine for the most part. The H17 even did well in moderately windy conditions (up to 5 mph, according to Motorola), though it didn't block out the wind noise completely and voice quality did suffer a little. Overall, the H17 did a good job blocking out extraneous." Quotef from CNET.com review by Nicole Lee
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