Motorola's RAZR H700, H300, and H3 Bluetooth headsets
By Peter Rojas 
posted June 21st 2005 9:31AM
posted June 21st 2005 9:31AM
Apparently the RAZR brand name
applies to stuff besides cellphones, or at least Motorola knows a good thing when they see it and have introduced a
line of RAZR-branded Bluetooth headsets that sort of have the same styling as their RAZR V3 cellphone (so finally your
headset can stop clashing with your cellie). There's the H700, which has echo cancellation and noise reduction, the
H300, which can get 30 hours of a talk time from a single AAA battery, and the H3 (pictured above), which of the three
looks most like a RAZR phone. All three should be out in the 2nd half of this year. Click to see pics of the H700 and
H300.
[Via Slashphone]
The H700
The H300
Nose reduction?
tHE h300 and H700 are not Worthy ... They do not say 'razr' but the h3 well i can see that ... Moto is going to capitalize on this brand ... "if they are smart".
i would love it if they introduced these and the razr cdma at the same time....i would pay the rediculous price for both (no, i'm not switching to cingular).
Now I can walk around with a toy spaceship sticking out of my ear.
You have to admit, these headsets are nice looking!
Does anyone make a cellphone/bluetooth headset combo where the headset can snap-in to the phone?
Wouldn't that be a nice thing to be able to have the two together (since they need to be used together to use the bluetooth), and not carry them seperately. I don't have a headset, so maybe it's not a big deal, but seems to be if I were to get one I'd tie a rubber band around the phone and then headset when they were in my pocket, or look to slap some velcro on there.
i think that the top one looks more like the V1150 http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000687046729/
then the razr... but thats just me i suppose
Wow #6 (Jingo Jamming) that is a really simple yet brillant idea. I have a Jabra headset, but I don't carry it because I don't make many calls and I don't want it in my pocket all day. If someone made a non-sucky phone with a headset docking bay in it I would be all over that.
The best part of the HS850 (and from the look of it, the H700) is that it turns on and pairs with your phone when you unfold the boom. Quick and simple to use - my Mom could figure it out. I like the idea of a 'docking' headset, especially if it eliminated the need for seperate chargers. On that note, how about using a mini-USB as a 'standard' power supply?
#2, follow the link. The H3 is the only one with the RAZR label. The other two are just new headsets, not Razr headsets.
Pics of the previously unmentioned H500 headset located at
http://www.mobile-review.com/review/motorola-v6-en.shtml
Pricing?
Jingo should patent that idea