 "my bluetooth" | 2008-08-13 |
| - Reviewed By User: A37ZT49ZQII4JI |
| I think this product is great! It comes with multiple ear pieces to fit anyones size. I have the freedom to do what ever I want while wearing this. I don't feel the dig behind my ears that previous bluetooth devices had given me. |
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| "Motorola H9" | 2008-07-01 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1QXG3T4QRLQTD |
| Overall the earpiece was good, It takes some getting used to but works well |
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 "Motorola Miniblue H9 Blurtooth Headset" | 2008-01-20 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2UJ0TBRN7S4AT |
Received this item on time & feel Ireceived very good value.
The reviews I read helped me make my decision to purchase.
I am in the process of setting it up & reading the ibstructions.
Looks grood!
Allan watt |
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 "Mixed results" | 2007-12-21 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1M3KW3CNEYRF7 |
| The Motorola H9 is a slight improvement in sound quality over my previous headset, a Motorola H500. The H9 ear bud does seal out more of the ambient environment noise, but the highest volume levels of both appear to be identical and are still too low. I find the ear hook of the H500 to the ear bud of the H9 as a more secure way to wear the headset. |
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| "Average..." | 2007-12-14 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1YTY03QZB6TV6 |
| Average.... Battery life is not so great... one long conversation and it is done. Only saving grace is the portable cordless charger, but if you have back to back calls, it is a little frustrating. I got it because it was small and fit down in your ear (I like my sony ear phones that fit down in the ear - they are comfortable and have amazing clarity). The only other thing is that it fits down in my ear, but occasionally feels like it could possibly fall out. |
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| "you get what you pay for!" | 2007-10-03 |
| - Reviewed By User: AONT3VI6HZVHS |
| the Motorola Miniblue H9 is everything you want on a compact, light weight bluetooth. Not only the talk time is more than sufficient for any phone you can think of, you can also take the charger on the go to give it more juice when need it. now if they only made it for the phones. bottom line you will have a bluetooth when you need it just hope you have a phone to keep up with it. |
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| "Mostly satisfied with Motorola Miniblue H9 Headset" | 2007-09-19 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1NE1HO9BSBZ0Y |
I purchased the H9 for 2 reasons. Small size and has an earbud for better sound and a comfortable fit. I am satisfied with both of those requirements. Sound quality from speaker is very good. The earbud is comfortable and blocks out ambient noise.
The downsides are few, but there are two issues that trouble me about the product. 1. The microphone is very sensitive. In a quite area the person you are speaking with can hear you very clearly. However, any background sounds are picked up and makes it difficult for people to hear you speak. 2. The charging system comes with an AC adapter, however I also have a Motorola RAZR and a Y-Adapter for charging both phone and Headset. The H9 charger requires the same connector as the phone, so therefore the Y-Adapter isn't recommended for it. I have to now use two AC Adapters.
Overall I like the product and would recommend it. |
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| "A better earpiece, IMHO" | 2007-09-15 |
| - Reviewed By jjm23 |
With my new LG VX-9900, I purchased a Bluetooth over the ear headset, the Motorola H500 which I hated. It would only stay on my ear if I were motionless. Any movement of my head and it moved off. Also, the speaker was so far from my ear canal, the sound was terrible. So, I gave up on headsets, opting for the more restrictive wired earphone.
I was initially reluctant to get the H9 with all the bad reviews, but I really preferred a Bluetooth earpiece so I thought I'd try it anyway. It just seemed to be a more logical approach and I liked the idea of it being tiny and less obtrusive.
I have been using it about three weeks now and I am very satisfied. It stays in my ear!!! I can walk, bend, turn my head, whatever, and it stays there. There are several ear cushions to choose so you will almost certainly get one to fit snuggly. OK, after an hour or so, I take it out to scratch an itch, but that's a minor issue.
There is a very slight delay when a call comes in until it picks it up. You answer by tapping the outer surface of the earpiece. It takes about 1.5 seconds to answer the call. When you tap the earpiece, you will hear one more ring then there is a connection. You don't hear a "click" -- you just wait a second and say, "Hello." It works fine, but you do need to do it a couple times to get used to the very slight delay. Training for voice commands was simple and it works fine.
Anyone wearing a Bluetooth headset looks like a geek so get used to it. At least this makes me look like I'm a communications officer on the original Star Trek (the Lt. Uhura position).
Its battery is limited to a couple hours use but the base unit has a battery in it and when you place the earpiece into the base, it tops off the unit's battery. You can place the earpiece into the little base (it's only 1 1/4 x 3 inches) and keep it in your briefcase, purse or on your desk plugged in to maintain the charge. It holds a charge better than the H500 I used before
Bottom line, the only way it could be better is if it were a totally in-the-ear headset like a high priced hearing aid and answered instantly, but for my money, this is a MUCH BETTER unit. |
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| "Motorola H9 Bluetooth - Don't believe the hype" | 2007-08-27 |
| - Reviewed By User: A224W23DPVPPB6 |
So hehe i thought was finally the answer to the bluetooth dilema, at least the one that i face, between functionality and trying to look cool. i cannot stand my motorola h500, the thing looks too much like it is from the set of some old star trek episode. not to mention the fact that i still see people wearing the bluetooth headsets and thinking to myself what a dork they are...until my own starts ringing in my ear and i realize i am just like them. alaong comes the h9. wow, this is gonna be sweet. yes, it is small, but not quite as small as it appears in the pictures. i guess mr. beckham has rather large ears. the rubber grommet that mounts on the h9 that seals it into your ear canal is ok, quite comfy, at least for the first 15 minutes. after that it becomes bothersome and itchy. they should have used foam similar to what ear plugs are made out of instead. now, functionality. they boast 30 feet. my phone crakcle when i put it in my pocket. try miore like three feet for the range. clarity? my girlfriend absolutely will not talk to me on the phone anymore if i am using it. i still don't know if that is good or bad...
in conclusion, i guess it comes down to the age old question of form vs. functionality. which do you prefer? |
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 "Nice Design, Poor Reception" | 2007-08-16 |
| - Reviewed By User: A3OHVEQPWE0FNP |
Purchased in mid-June 2007.
I had an old Motorola HS820 over-the-ear bluetooth headset, which worked well. Due to the fact that the rubber ear cushion was separating, I had to replace it.
After looking for an inner-ear bluetooth headset, I chose the Motorola H9. I really wanted an inner-ear one so I could hear conversations much easier and it would be more comfortable. That couldn't be further from the truth.
First I will start with the good points of the H9
- I do like the fact that it is inner-ear. Makes it a bit easier to hear in loud surroundings.
- Extra ear-tips to accomodate any sized ear canal
- Sleek design and cool blue light
- Can work in either ear without any modifications
- Convenient that you can get an additional charge from the base
Now onto the bad points of the H9
- Too much static. I'm still using my Palm Treo 650 and when I had my HS820, I woud have very little static. Now that I'm using the H9, I have a lot of static.
- Small range. The H9 claims to have a range of about 30 feet. My old Hs82 had a range of about 25 feet before it would begin to break up. The H9 has a range of about 10-15 feet, and even that is pushing it. I literally have to have the Palm Treo right next to me to get any sort of a decent signal
- Delay when answering a call. When I push the button on the H9 to answer a call, there is a 5-7 second delay. I am literally saying, "hello" about 2-3 times.
- Very short talk time. Motorola claims that the H9 has a talk time of 7.5 hours. I unfortunately have talked on a fully-charged H9 for about one hour before I would hear the beep in my ear, signifying that the battery is low.
- Very small size equal ease of getting lost. Now it is not Motorola's fault if you lose your H9 due to it's dimunitive size, so bear in mind that there is no way to affix a strap or loop to the H9. The only thing you can do is keep it in your pocket.
All-in-all, I was very dissappointed with the quality of this product. For a price of about $150.00, I expected better reception and battery life.
If I could return it, I would. |
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