Beware of cheap mic, speaker quality and poor range. Motorola is capable of doing so much better!
347141
Very disappointed in the quality of this radio especially knowing that Motorola can do so much better. The radio feels solid, but it's downfall is the weak mic and speaker. Very cheap microphone and speaker technology. Also, coverage area in my neighborhood at best was 0.25 mile. Tested the Motorola T460 against a BTECH MURS radio (also License free to operate) and the MURS radio blew the Motorola T460 out of the water with range and clarity. Sent the Motorola T460 back and will order more BTECH MURS-V1.  MURS by the way is short for "Multi-Use Radio Service". MURS is operated license free just like FRS/GMRS radios.  MURS in my opinion is more clear and better range than FRS/GMRS radios.
2806081
I figured I'd have a pretty good shot at getting a decent quality item, since it is made by Motorola, but I'm extremely disappointed.  The volume level of the speaker audio of the internal voice is too low to hear unless you're engine is off and your windows are rolled up.  Most of the time, the unit does not respond to verbal commands.  Once you have a call connected, the speakerphone works with a better volume level than that of the internal voice, but the audio quality from the speaker is harsh and distorted.  I am throwing this in the trash and buying a different brand.
2483050
I've been using this for about a month, and threw it away. I could hear others better than the previous Motorola headset I had from Cingular, but they could rarely hear me. After about two weeks the static was unbearable, no one could hear me at all and I could only marginally hear them. It's not worth the money...I'm still looking.
634167
Bought this device with all the good intensions. Great idea from Trendnet that I had many hope will allow me to make conference calls with Skype without picking us a handset.
The installation was somewhat painful but I've managed to overcome most of the issues by downloading drivers from their WebSite.
The main issue with this device is the voice quality. It is just not usable. There is a major delays , echo and it continuously disconnecting.
My recommendation - don't come close to it!!!
117678
Have had for three months, not the best sound, but tolerable. Won't pair to any phone now, however. Useless. Bought Motorola s305 at the same time, stopped working also. Very disappointed with Motorola.
1849498
These are a crap shoot. Some fit fine in the radio's speaker mic socket but this time mine fit in radio but was sloppy and reports of the people I've talked to on air say audio gets scratchy when moving the mic cord. Speaking of audio, the first mic (same model) I bought had great audio after taking mic apart and drilling more holes in front of the mic's element. This latest purchase, the audio was "hollow" and muffled even the after drilling more holes in front of the element. Since the mic was so inexpensive, I just threw it away. If you want a quality mic look into the Kenwood smc-34. They have them here on amazon but cheaper elsewhere. It's compatable with the same radios the baofang mic is.
2636745
Well I have had these phones for about a month now and I've probably put close to 100 hours on them. Was expecting them to open up a lot after they had burned in, but I am sad to say they have remained mediocre. They arrived out of the box sounding very flat and bass heavy (almost describe them as muffled). There are no high frequencies to speak of and they were clearly designed with a very cheap budget. I guess the price reflects that, but monster and Nokia should be ashamed of this product.

The only decent aspect about these phones is the ear seals which are quite comfortable. The folding mechanism, and really the entire construction, is super cheap. They do a good job of blocking out noise from the outside. The holding case is decent considering how cheap the phones are. Call quality is ok, but the mic is super sensitive and picks up a lot of outside noise. The buttons on the cable (a feature which I can't stand with new headphones today) are easily pressed, making it frustrating if you use these while working out (like I do). Running with them is also annoying because something in the right earpiece (whether it be the folding mechanism or the speaker itself) rattles like a ball-bearing.

I wouldn't buy another pair again....but hey! They work with windows phone which is rare!
4290519
In idea and theory this is a great product, but the actual implementation sucked! The ear buds were too big for my canal switched to a smaller size but they were still uncomfortable.

THe main issue is the clarity of the sound and the radius of the bluetooth working. I have to bring my phone up to my chest in order to hear the person clearly and the mic is poor quality. You have to stand within 1 foot of the damn phone in order to get any clarity, theres no point in having wireless headset then!

Go spend money on a better quality wireless headphone. this one sucked
2608103
Microphone quality and ability to pick up voice is horrible.  Incoming sound is perfect, outgoing sound (mic) is unusable.  Avoid.
1080727
If you want to combine mediocre performance with excessive expense, the Jabra PRO 9450 is for you!  Combine bad connections resulting in crackling and a tin-like sound on many of your calls along with controls that manage to somehow not always work with radiation similar to planting your forehead on a microwave door while heating up your popcorn and you have the Jabra PRO 9450!  There is a remarkable lack of flexibility in the software and it is clear that ergonomics for comfort was not a concern in the design of this item.  If this headset were not purchased by my employer, I would certainly seek to return it for a refund, or failing that dunk it in the trash at the first opportunity.  Save yourself by not buying this garbage.
4583730
Battery life is about the only thing good on this.  Connectivity and Range stink... cant get 5 feet away from your blue tooth device.  So how am I gonna bring it in the pool? .... Sound is not loud enough and zero quality to it.... NO BUENO EL SPEAKERO!
3086223
I already own a Bluetooth Speakerphone (Motorola T215), but when I read reviews about Jabra and it's FM Transmitting Capability, I wanted to buy this one! But to my surprise it came out to be a total piece of crap! and here is why:

Dislikes/Cons:
1. First time pairing was fine as it detected my iPhone easily and gave instructions but it said 'Not Connected' when out of range!
2. I tried to connect it again and then came the challenge, referred the 'Manual' and successfully 'Paired' again and in Jabra's language 'Connected'
3. but the same thing, it gets disconnected when out of range for more than 10mins and you have to 'tap the call' button to wake it up, and it connects the phone sometimes, but not always, and no matter what you do, if it doesn't want to get connected it won't!
4. FM transmitting was an awesome feature and loved the quality of output it gave to the car radio, but it doesn't work always, it has it's own mind too.
5. Jabra's own little Internal Speaker has annoying 'high pitch' sound which sounds fake and gives headache easily, whereas Motorola's Speakerphone truly has real life like sound quality and is loud and clear.

Likes:
1. Appealing Design!
2. FM Transmitting Feature!

Conclusion:
If you are drawn to the FM transmitting feature which is cool as you can listen to your music or even Radio App from iPhone to your car speakers is understandable but this thing doesn't work always and it Doesn't turn on automatically when you enter the car, you have to tap the call button every time and there is no guarantee of it getting connected everytime you do that, think again!

I returned the product to Amazon and staying with my Motorola T215, hoping Jabra will do something about it.
477358
While the Motorola H700 headset is a FANTASTIC headset, the headset that this seller is selling are not the real McCoy. I ordered two headsets from this seller only to get them and find out that neither headset worked properly. Both produce a horrific crackling quality that none of my other Motorola H700 headsets have ever produced. I emailed the seller several times to make right on the situation only to be ignored on all occassions.

With nowhere else to turn, I turned to Motorola's warranty department. Unfortunatly according to Motorola these are not authentic Motorola products so they are not covered by warranty.

If possible avoid this "OEM" headset and seller at all cost. It might be inexpensive but trust me, the extra couple of bucks for a working bluetooth headset is worth it.
954006
I bought 3 of these phones, within a few months all of them had battery life issues and the buttons on 2 phones don't work anymore.

Bad motorola, bad!
4228305
What a disappointment!  Cheaply made. No one could understand me. Incoming audio was difficult to understand.  It kept beeping several different patterns every 20 to 30 seconds.  Customer service had no idea what this was, why it was doing it or how to stop it.  Although they send several different sizes of earplugs and ear holders, I couldn't find one that was comfortable or that would stay on my ear. This was the 4th or 5th headset I have tried and I just about gave up until I ran across the Motorola H710.  It does it all well and I don't even know I'm wearing it.  Sorry Jawbone.  I just don't understand all of the glowing reviews.
3326694
this thing sucks.  when i use this thing, the person i'm calling says my voice is muffled.  you can hardly be heard on the other end.  you have to pretty much be in a quiet room talking loudly in order to be heard okay.  compared to the H700, this thing makes your voice seem very low.  i have compared this model to other motorola headsets.  i am currently using the H700 because i can be heard.
2217534
Sound quality is lacking as is mic design and effectiveness. I found the bass to be poor, and overall just not a very good headset. I would say lower quality then the XO One. Keep searching, this headset is not for you.