I have a Droid Razor M and I am looking for wireless headphones that I can use at the gym. I keep getting the wired ones caught on my arm when I am using the eliptical or stepper and they rip out of my ears. Will these work with my phone? and do I have to get any accessories, or will these have everything I need? I have a Droid Razor M and I am looking for wireless headphones that I can use at the gym. I keep getting the wired ones caught on my arm when I am using the eliptical or stepper and they rip out... » Read More I have a Droid Razor M and I am looking for wireless headphones that I can use at the gym. I keep getting the wired ones caught on my arm when I am using the eliptical or stepper and they rip out of my ears. Will these work with my phone? and do I have to get any accessories, or will these have everything I need? « Show Less
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As long as your phone supports Bluetooth, which your phone should, it should work
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They come with their own charger, support is great, they are wired together for stereo. The sound is reasonable for earbuds. The criticism I have is the charge only lasts a couple hours, but for the price, I've been very happy.
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I'm using with the tmobile dash - it works but the sound keeps cutting out. I got around that by turning off wifi, but it would be cooler to have both active at the same time. Does anyone know if there are different ear clips available? My head aint big enough for these ones.
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I believe those have a remote/microphone. If you like to change the music on your device with a remote and/or you like using your headphones as a hands free device while on the phone then I would definitely buy that version. These headphones are plain and do not have those features. (Still a great buy for the price if you find no use out of a microphone or remote!)
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While working out with them, they stayed in the ear very easily. However, the cord that ties them both together would often get undone from its little clip making it sag down to the bottom of my neck. The clip isn't very good. I had to return mines because they didn't work 5 feet from my phone when i got up to change weights. However the seller was very understanding and refunded my purchase, i guess i got a defective model? If that's not a bother for you then they should be ok.
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I cannot speak for every device or every Bluetooth stack implementation. Here is what I know from my own devices. I can connect my phone to both my standard Bluetooth headset I use while driving (Plantronics Voyager Legend) and my workout headset (Plantronics BackBeat FIT) at the same time. Music will only play out of the one I connected last. If the sound is coming out of my Legend, I can press a button on the FIT and have it transferred to the FIT, but it will not play out of both the FIT and the Legend, and I cannot switch back from the FIT to the Legend (should I want to) without turning off the FIT. I am sure this has something to do with the Bluetooth profiles for each device, but I am not a Bluetooth specialist, so I cannot provide any further details. I do not have any Bluetooth speakers (like a Jambox or a Pill or anything like that) so I do not know how it works in combination with those kinds of devices. Additionally, I do not have any other phones (besides my iPhone) to test this with. Those are my results. Your mileage may vary.
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the cords mess up,i just bought a generic on amazon the other day as the original didnt last no tine and they cost almost $30 the others $10http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NV60A00/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc;=1&smid;=A1LENG22PRMS3H is the others. love the earphones but i dont think the ar gonna hold up and you get no help from anyone.mine are only about 4 monthes old.I mow lawns and use earmoffs over them so they are well protected.i held of buying these as they were pricey should have just kept buying the cheap ones. buy these and shop around they are good till they break and then you dont mint trashing them. MEE audio Sport-Fi M6 Noise Isolating In-Ear Headphones with Memory Wire (Black) the cords mess up,i just bought a generic on amazon the other day as the original didnt last no tine and they cost almost $30 the others $10http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NV60A00/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc;=1&smid;=A1LENG22PRMS3H is the others. love the earphones but i dont think the ar gonna hold up and you get no help from anyone.mine are only about 4 monthes old.I mow lawns and use earmoffs over them so they are well protected.i held of buying these as they were pricey should have just kept buying the cheap ones. buy these and shop around they are good till they break and... » Read More the cords mess up,i just bought a generic on amazon the other day as the original didnt last no tine and they cost almost $30 the others $10http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NV60A00/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc;=1&smid;=A1LENG22PRMS3H is the others. love the earphones but i dont think the ar gonna hold up and you get no help from anyone.mine are only about 4 monthes old.I mow lawns and use earmoffs over them so they are well protected.i held of buying these as they were pricey should have just kept buying the cheap ones. buy these and shop around they are good till they break and then you dont mint trashing them. MEE audio Sport-Fi M6 Noise Isolating In-Ear Headphones with Memory Wire (Black) « Show Less
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I tested out the headphones and found out some interesting results, I checked the phones in various conditions being listening music over there phones via mobile, the places I took out the test were in front of the TV, fans, air-con and overhead passing planes as I live in such area. The result is that if I am listening rock, rap or any high pitch music with minimum volume of 80% they pass the test on the other side if I listening acoustic or any classicals then these phones fail even at the maximum volume. To sum up these phones helps to cancel the noise only when played at full volume. Thanks. Hope it helps. I tested out the headphones and found out some interesting results, I checked the phones in various conditions being listening music over there phones via mobile, the places I took out the test were in front of the TV, fans, air-con and overhead passing planes as I live in such area. The result is that if I am listening rock, rap or any high pitch music with minimum volume of 80% they pass the test on the other side if I listening acoustic or any classicals then these phones fail even at the maximum volume. To sum up these phones helps to cancel the noise only when played at full volume.... » Read More I tested out the headphones and found out some interesting results, I checked the phones in various conditions being listening music over there phones via mobile, the places I took out the test were in front of the TV, fans, air-con and overhead passing planes as I live in such area. The result is that if I am listening rock, rap or any high pitch music with minimum volume of 80% they pass the test on the other side if I listening acoustic or any classicals then these phones fail even at the maximum volume. To sum up these phones helps to cancel the noise only when played at full volume. Thanks. Hope it helps. « Show Less
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Those ear chusion is designed for headset(headband) replacement,not for wireless device. You'd better to check out Platronics homepage for accessaries.
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If you are planning on plugging the headphones into a phone, you will need to contact the manufacturer. There is no reference to such a capability in the information I received with it, nor did my research at the time of purchase reflect the availability of such a function.
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Sure, these should work perfectly with your phone. I have an android phone too and they work great for calls. There is a call/ answer button that you can use to answer and hangup. There are definitely better headphones available out there, but your decision depends on what price you're willing to pay and what features are important to you. These are in the middle of the range and come with exceptional durability since they are strong and sweat resistant. Sound quality is ok and not the best, but thats what you get in the mid-tier price range.
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I have the Motorola Razor X and for sound they work great. As for the controls, they don't work very well - or at all, I only answer the phone with the handset and then talk via the earbuds. I haven't tried answering the phone with the controls but not sure they would work. Hope this helps, Greg
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This is a common misconception, one that has cost my company hundreds and likely thousands of dollars. You only need the lifter if your phone does not support external headsets. We use Shoretel 230 VOIP phones and these headsets work right out of the box WITHOUT the lifter. (We've purchased 50 or so of these lifters, only to find out that we do not need them.) So check with your phone manufacturer, IT dept, whatever you have available before ordering the lifter. As far as I can tell, you really only need it for much older phones, or for very generic non-office use phones. The majority of office phones have provisions for wireless headsets. This is a common misconception, one that has cost my company hundreds and likely thousands of dollars. You only need the lifter if your phone does not support external headsets. We use Shoretel 230 VOIP phones and these headsets work right out of the box WITHOUT the lifter. (We've purchased 50 or so of these lifters, only to find out that we do not need them.) So check with your phone manufacturer, IT dept, whatever you have available before ordering the lifter. As far as I can tell, you really only need it for much older phones, or for very generic non-office use phones. The... » Read More This is a common misconception, one that has cost my company hundreds and likely thousands of dollars. You only need the lifter if your phone does not support external headsets. We use Shoretel 230 VOIP phones and these headsets work right out of the box WITHOUT the lifter. (We've purchased 50 or so of these lifters, only to find out that we do not need them.) So check with your phone manufacturer, IT dept, whatever you have available before ordering the lifter. As far as I can tell, you really only need it for much older phones, or for very generic non-office use phones. The majority of office phones have provisions for wireless headsets. « Show Less
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The Sennheiser MM30i headphones to work with droids devices. I've never had droid user complain.
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I have the same experience with these head phones paired to ANY device. It cuts out a lot. A firmware update reduce the frequency of the cut outs, but they still occur. I've had this problem using it with the following devices: HTC phone, Nexus 10 tablet , ipad, ipad mini, Samsung S4, Sony Bluetooth transmitter, HP Laptop, Dell Laptop, PC with bluetooth dongle. I hate these head phones. If you get close to a Wifi AP, then they totally lose connection with whatever device you are paired with even when you hold the device inches away.
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I got the W730 headset. It links to the bluetooth on your cell phone and is wired to my office phone. It works awesome and is areal time saver because I can work with both hands while I'm on the phone. I also got the HL10 handset lifter. No problem with anything and I work in a shop and it is exposed to cleaning chemicals and grinding dust. It's been over a year and no problems at all. Hope this Helps, Dave.
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I have the Sennheiser 170 Digital Wireless transmitter with the headphones that came with it. Can I buy an "OPEN" 180 headphone that works with my transmitter. Where can I buy one. I tried to find it on Amazon but cannot find the 180 headphones alone. Can someone help me with this, prefereably from Amazon. Thanks, John Albitre
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I was also curious about this. My friend has a pair of M9 with the 45 degree plug that he got a few months ago, but the pair I ordered has a cheaper looking 90 degree plug, and the packaging is much different. I was unable to reach the manufacturer; the phone number listed on their website went to the voicemail of some guy named Marty with a strange accent. It's not a huge problem, as the headphones still work just fine, but I want to make sure I got the same product I paid for.If I'm able to find out anything else from the manufacturer or elsewhere, I will post it here.