Will they fit a big head? I've tried other headsets that were too small. I've tried other motorola bluetooth headsets but they are too small for my big head. Are these any bigger?
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Sorry so late to reply, but I just now saw this. I have a pretty big head (hat size 7 3/4) and these fit fine. They go around the back of your neck, not over the crown of your head.It's possible your head might be too wide, ears too far apart (everyone's head is shaped differently), but they work fine and are very comfortable on my big head.
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I suffer as you do. I've had the S305 for years now and have already returned a different brand/model because they were too small. Thankfully, I still get great battery life and quality from these. I never had pairing issues in the past, but since upgrading to a Note 4, I tend to lose sync when answering calls and have to repair. Wish they'd just update the electronics on these with Bluetooth 4.0 as it's so hard to order headphones and have to return them because of poor fit.
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They fit fine, but the design of the band where it turns to go around the head tends to dig into my ears and be VERY painful. Sadly, the most comfortable BT headphones I've ever owned are no longer made: Logitech FreePulse.
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The phone I bought came with the a headset (the ear plug kind). What I would want is to use regular headset with the standard jack 2.5mm. I could not find any such headphone with the mini usb attachment. However I did find an converter (search EMU to 2.5mm converter on ebay) that I could probably use. I checked Motorola website and they are sold out of these adapters. I wish the mp3 player would work with the BT headset. That would be awesome.
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I wear a half helmet and they fit inside without touching the earflaps (straps) so I'm pretty sure they'd fit inside any helmet; I wear a sort of headband under my helmet (goes over my ears) to cut down on wind noise so with the headphones in, you can hear everything quite well. As for using them to talk on the phone while riding, they are amazingly clear. You can hear the other person pretty clear while driving around town but while riding at highway speeds of course you have a lot of wind, road, and motor noise so you have to pay attention to what they are saying. The microphone on these headphones is amazing; the other person can hear me just as if I were on a regular phone. I love mine and use them all the time; you cannot beat the performance for the price. I have a phone holder clipped onto my handlebars so I can answer the phone and change music, etc and they never lose connection. Hope this helps
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Thanks Mark! I just want to know how I just want to know if I can use my headphones with mini 3.5 jack so I won't wake up my family. Will the phone out at the rear fit my stereo headset jack? Thanks in advance.
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Well....I don't think there are sizes but the ear loops do have some elasticity. I think you'd either have to have a very small or a very large head in order for these not to fit. For those people, I'd probably recommend looking for a brand that offers different sizes.
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Arun, I have what I consider a smallish-sized head. I often "close" headphones, put them on, and only have to extend them a very small amount, if at all. The DT880 have never given me a problem with being loose. They are among the most comfortable headphones that I have used, if not the most comfortable (and I've used a fair number of headphones). If you like to jump around and throw your head back and forth while listening to music, I'm not sure if these headphones (or any) would stay on. However, you're just sitting/standing, working at a desk, watching tv, playing a game, or similar, then I would not anticipate a problem. Arun, I have what I consider a smallish-sized head. I often "close" headphones, put them on, and only have to extend them a very small amount, if at all. The DT880 have never given me a problem with being loose. They are among the most comfortable headphones that I have used, if not the most comfortable (and I've used a fair number of headphones). If you like to jump around and throw your head back and forth while listening to music, I'm not sure if these headphones (or any) would stay on. However, you're just sitting/standing, working at a desk, watching tv, playing a game, or... » Read More Arun, I have what I consider a smallish-sized head. I often "close" headphones, put them on, and only have to extend them a very small amount, if at all. The DT880 have never given me a problem with being loose. They are among the most comfortable headphones that I have used, if not the most comfortable (and I've used a fair number of headphones). If you like to jump around and throw your head back and forth while listening to music, I'm not sure if these headphones (or any) would stay on. However, you're just sitting/standing, working at a desk, watching tv, playing a game, or similar, then I would not anticipate a problem. « Show Less
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Large is relative so I don't want to mislead you but I can tell you this: the headset extends to about 8 inches from the top of the headset to the bottom of the ear piece. I am a woman with (what I presume to be) an average size head and fully extended the earphones sit right below my ears. Good Luck!
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I have only used the Blue Parrot headset and can only advise, that it fits that. Have a Blessed Day! :o)
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I have hesitated on getting a new headset. I plan on calling Motorola and telling them, they have been known to replace the headset on other models. Other than that, no. I looked online and followed several instructions to reset the headset, none worked. Hope it helps
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Yes they will. I recommend using the bigger ear buds that come with the headset. It fits better. I'm about 6'1 235 and these headphones fit perfect.
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I'm afraid there seems to be no simple answer. I read all the warnings about large ones and got standard: they were way too small. Maybe my ears are bit big (I'm an adult man) or maybe standard is really small (as they used to label it). I suppose one unsatisfying answer is that they're cheap for what you get: try one of each and give away (after cleaning) the one that doesn't fit.
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I have a large head, i find them to be comfortable, not as comfortable as the AKG Q701s but still good. Everyone has different shaped heads though so comfort reviews don't mean too much :)
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They are a bit big for a smaller head. I have a big head myself but lucky adjusted them to fit. Some of my friends who had smaller heads, The headphones fitted just fine.
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How big of ears do you have :-)Honestly tho, they are over the ear. I have two of these, the standard and the 5.1 series. Standard for my son, he's 8 and the 5.1 for me. I use these headphones for my PC, Xbox, Wii, Android, Tablet, Surface, anywhere. Now, most of those I have a stereo mini plug for them, but, the bluetooth transmitter does work with my surface and are pretty cool looking. If this company made a noise cancellation model, I would get it as well.More info than you wanted, but, I tried many headphones...From Medusa, to Turtle Beach, to Sennheiser, to Sony, to Logitech, to Triton, etc, etc...and a few off names in between. For the money, these are great. How big of ears do you have :-)Honestly tho, they are over the ear. I have two of these, the standard and the 5.1 series. Standard for my son, he's 8 and the 5.1 for me. I use these headphones for my PC, Xbox, Wii, Android, Tablet, Surface, anywhere. Now, most of those I have a stereo mini plug for them, but, the bluetooth transmitter does work with my surface and are pretty cool looking. If this company made a noise cancellation model, I would get it as well.More info than you wanted, but, I tried many headphones...From Medusa, to Turtle Beach, to Sennheiser, to... » Read More How big of ears do you have :-)Honestly tho, they are over the ear. I have two of these, the standard and the 5.1 series. Standard for my son, he's 8 and the 5.1 for me. I use these headphones for my PC, Xbox, Wii, Android, Tablet, Surface, anywhere. Now, most of those I have a stereo mini plug for them, but, the bluetooth transmitter does work with my surface and are pretty cool looking. If this company made a noise cancellation model, I would get it as well.More info than you wanted, but, I tried many headphones...From Medusa, to Turtle Beach, to Sennheiser, to Sony, to Logitech, to Triton, etc, etc...and a few off names in between. For the money, these are great. « Show Less
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Yes the larger open loops like you said are for over the ear wear but due to my rather large size they don't fit me well at all and find them uncomfortable and cause the unit to sit awkwardly. The smaller ones fit in the ear and the loop kind of acts like a spring to keep it in your ear. I liked them because they fit me, but now that they have been worn for a few weeks they seem to have gotten weak and as the rubber warms up to your body temp they get soft and seem to allow the unit to fall out of your ear. I love my Motorola blue tooth to free up my hands while working but the fit for larger people is a negative. Yes the larger open loops like you said are for over the ear wear but due to my rather large size they don't fit me well at all and find them uncomfortable and cause the unit to sit awkwardly. The smaller ones fit in the ear and the loop kind of acts like a spring to keep it in your ear. I liked them because they fit me, but now that they have been worn for a few weeks they seem to have gotten weak and as the rubber warms up to your body temp they get soft and seem to allow the unit to fall out of your ear. I love my Motorola blue tooth to free up my hands while... » Read More Yes the larger open loops like you said are for over the ear wear but due to my rather large size they don't fit me well at all and find them uncomfortable and cause the unit to sit awkwardly. The smaller ones fit in the ear and the loop kind of acts like a spring to keep it in your ear. I liked them because they fit me, but now that they have been worn for a few weeks they seem to have gotten weak and as the rubber warms up to your body temp they get soft and seem to allow the unit to fall out of your ear. I love my Motorola blue tooth to free up my hands while working but the fit for larger people is a negative. « Show Less
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You should really choose based on the music you listen to! These are great for electronic, hip hop, pop and sound pretty good with everything else. My only advice for your question is that they can be quite tight on larger heads, and don't stretch very well. If you have a larger head I would recommend something more comfortable because they can be a bit uncomfortable for longer use.
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They're a tight fit, but I've got a huge head (haha). The weight isn't a problem, My tiny fiancee wears them and she's never complained about the weight. Hope this helps. The only problem w/them I've had was I've had to replace them twice due to cord problems. But I think that's said fiancee picking them up by the cord. I've been buying cans since the 70's and these rank at the top of the list. They really do sound great. The removable filters make customizing the listening experience nice. Filters in = great bass, filters out = really nice high-end. Either way the Bass-treble mix is fantastic. I would suggest these 'phones to my best friends. They're a tight fit, but I've got a huge head (haha). The weight isn't a problem, My tiny fiancee wears them and she's never complained about the weight. Hope this helps. The only problem w/them I've had was I've had to replace them twice due to cord problems. But I think that's said fiancee picking them up by the cord. I've been buying cans since the 70's and these rank at the top of the list. They really do sound great. The removable filters make customizing the listening experience nice. Filters in = great bass, filters out = really nice high-end. Either way the Bass-treble mix is... » Read More They're a tight fit, but I've got a huge head (haha). The weight isn't a problem, My tiny fiancee wears them and she's never complained about the weight. Hope this helps. The only problem w/them I've had was I've had to replace them twice due to cord problems. But I think that's said fiancee picking them up by the cord. I've been buying cans since the 70's and these rank at the top of the list. They really do sound great. The removable filters make customizing the listening experience nice. Filters in = great bass, filters out = really nice high-end. Either way the Bass-treble mix is fantastic. I would suggest these 'phones to my best friends. « Show Less