I have the Motorola H720 bluetooth that wraps and clips onto my small ear , How is this stay on and is it bendable?
866329
Darlene, the Mpow headphones I tested don't clip behind your ear. They are more traditional and just fit over your head and cover most of your ears. They are adjustable and stay on your head with a minimum of force. They fold up into a nice compact package when not in use.
866330
It is not bendable and stays on the ear just fine. It's not meant to be worn while doing rigours activities.
866331
Very comfortable - attaches around your ear and the insert piece to your eardrum is bendable. Hope that helps.
229688
Yes. This is the best bluetooth I've ever had. Like it so much when I lost my 1st one, bought a 2nd one. Really like how it sits against your ear and doesn't have to go inside your ear.
397899
yes, all you have to do is to pinch the part that attaches to the shaft, they are great the first one is still on the job. I have given 1 away and she has a Motorola and it works fine for her too! My Bluetooth is a Samsung. hope I answered your question :-)
51060
It has a clamp with adhesive padding. It is very secure. Inside earphones are velcro
1116110
The string has a plastic end that plugs securely into the headphone jack. It's really just a tether so the stylus will dangle and flop around when plugged in, but at least it's connected and less likely to be misplaced when not in use. An ideal solution would be some kind of clamp that holds the stylus still and in place, but that's not what this does.
1970331
Goes over the ear and has padding between ear and device. I highly recommend this Bluetooth, especially for first time users.
1216352
It's made of hard plastic with a slightly softer coating/layering. The part which sticks out/goes into your ear canal is part of the coating, so it's flexible. I would say that from my experience, these are pretty comfortable earbuds.
1956496
It is a little long for me to wear it without the hook. I don't think that it would stay in the ear very well. But it is the best bluetooth that I've every used.
1635699
The wires are like any most ear bud headphone wires - very flexible. They aren't like some bluetooth ear bud wires which lock when you bend them, similar to a coat hanger.
2040897
No it stays in place very well. Mine came with three different ear fittings. Fits well and stays in even during running.
788100
I have the bluebud x myself the rubber on the inside of the eartip will stretch to fit you just have to be a little forceful.
644235
It's flexible. I wear in-ear buds with it. It fits nice and snug. I really enjoy this mask.
1113011
Now I'm really confused! According to the CNET review, this is an "over the ear" type of bluetooth headset. I don't think I can stand to have an earbud stuck in my ear. Nuts, and I was just about to buy the silly thing too! Any ideas out there for those of you who can't stand to have anything stuck in your ears?Help!Carol
1878299
I, too had problems with my glasses. On top of wearing glasses, I have small ears, so it simply does not fit. My boyfriend loves his, but I can't keep fiddling with something in order to be hands-free. Unfortunately, I'm back in the market for another Bluetooth.
339914
Not sure on the durablility but I have't had any problems with the earpiece, but on the other hand we don't use it that often. Where the handle (that piece that goes arround your ear or head) meets the actual bluetooth device (the part you speak through) is kinda thin, but we have no problems with it being fragle nor on the line of breaking. I do like the way the phone connects to my cell phone when I'm in range of the bluetooth, however there is a few seconds of clickng as if the phone is not sure which line to connect to (cell or landline) and during that period the line is not clear. Caller can't hear me nor can I hear them. Not sure on the durablility but I have't had any problems with the earpiece, but on the other hand we don't use it that often. Where the handle (that piece that goes arround your ear or head) meets the actual bluetooth device (the part you speak through) is kinda thin, but we have no problems with it being fragle nor on the line of breaking. I do like the way the phone connects to my cell phone when I'm in range of the bluetooth, however there is a few seconds of clickng as if the phone is not sure which line to connect to (cell or landline) and during that period the line is not clear.... » Read More Not sure on the durablility but I have't had any problems with the earpiece, but on the other hand we don't use it that often. Where the handle (that piece that goes arround your ear or head) meets the actual bluetooth device (the part you speak through) is kinda thin, but we have no problems with it being fragle nor on the line of breaking. I do like the way the phone connects to my cell phone when I'm in range of the bluetooth, however there is a few seconds of clickng as if the phone is not sure which line to connect to (cell or landline) and during that period the line is not clear. Caller can't hear me nor can I hear them. « Show Less
2270508
I didn't know, so I took an Acoustibud and slipped it onto a comparable Motorola bluetooth. It fits. If I were doing it I'd get a supplemental o-ring to put on the Motorola and then slip the Acoustibud over the o-ring so I'd be sure it wouldn't come off at an inopportune moment.
843456
I've been using mine on a Motorola H270 to replace the original one that broke. They are not as sturdy as the original but for me they work just fine to hold my H270 close to my ear.