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Question: How far can you walk away from your phone before it disconnects or looses a signal?
Document: OK item, this was my second as I lost the first one. Paid full price for the first one wish I ahd just bit the bullet and done that again! This one will not stay connected to my HTC EVO. Drops signal when more than 4 ft away from phone.otherwise when it works it works well.Streame audio great and battery life is super just have conection issues with it. Also Motospeak is AWSOME!
I was looking for an new earbud and this one works well.Sound quality seems good on both sides (my end, folks I'm talking with). There are a few times where I have had some choppiness, this seems to related to the phone being too far away from the earbud.Although playing music through the earbud is not a high fidelity experience, it is a nice way to listen to podcast without other earphones.
The Voyager just tells the battery condition. *You can have 2 different phones connected to this head set. So can the VoyagerThings I really dislike about the Command One:*Battery life is ok, 6 hours max with above average use. I can go all day with heavy use on the Voyager 12-14 hours. *Noise canceling compared to my old Voyager is not even close, the Voyager blows the Command One away, way far away!
Works very well. The headset can be further away from phone than my previous Bluetooth. Comfortable in the ear. Great headset!
Prior to ordering this Bluetooth I had one just like it for about 4-5 years. I can't talk on the phone without using my Bluetooth. It completely takes away the background noise from you and the other person. No wind, no loud noises nothing only the person that your are talking to. I absolutely love this device.
Buy it brand new so you can get all the ear fittings that come with it, and pick which fit is right for you. It connects with my phone pretty quick, as long as I turn the phone on first. The sound is crystal clear, but compared to blueant it does have a lot of treble but you can get used to it. It does sometimes crackle & pop when you move away from the phone, but it's not a big deal for me.
If you're looking to use it as a dedicated audio device or walk around your home holding a conversation while your phone is stationary, you might want to look elsewhere.
Some of this may have been my location and signal strength, and at best is anecdotal, since I have not asked very many people their opinion of how I sounded. I bought it for use with a Sprint Galaxy Note II, since I did not want to be lugging a huge phone by my ear. The interaction with google voice had some issues and I had to turn off a feature in google voice in order to use the verbal "answer" command to answer the phone.
I've gone through at least a half-dozen bluetooth headsets including the highly rated Jawbone and junked them all after a few weeks. This unit is perfect in every way. A nice assuring female voice tells you the headset is connected and then reads its battery level. And, my iPhone displays battery level. You voice command to answer the phone, no fuss or muss! At last people tell me they can hear me clearly. I've never had a dropped signal. Great headset, kudos to Motorola!
when it was delivered the earhook was broken , that turns out to be the best thing about it so far . I connected it to a Galaxy 3 samsung . It worked a little , by that I mean if you are looking at the phone you can answer it , usually . If not you won't hear the call most of the time .
Answer: It has a long range. I can get 200-250 ft from the phone before it disconnects