Motorola S305 Bluetooth Stereo Headset Honest Reviews

You can read Motorola S305 bluetooth stereo headset honest reviews from real users in here! Motorola S305 bluetooth stereo headset is one of the best bluetooth headset for iPhone. This headset is very comfortable, easy to use, and it has a sleek, futuristic design.

Motorola S305 Bluetooth Stereo Headset Features:

• Works with iPod and iPhone certified
• On ear music controls lets you manage your music player - play, pause, next, previous, and volume - all from the headset
• Serves as wireless music headset, or Bluetooth phone headset, simultaneously.
• Up to 6.5 hours of talk time
• Works with Bluetooth enabled music players and mobile phones from all leading manufacturers.

And here are Motorola S305 Bluetooth Stereo Headset honest reviews from real users.

Motorola S305 Bluetooth Stereo Headset Reviews

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Reviewed by Nick.c

I was a bit skeptical buying these. At first I was thinking of getting sennheiser hd202 or 201 but I have a few pairs of headphones and kept looking around. I thought these looked great and the wireless sounded like an awesome feature. I thought they would sound horrible so I was a bit nervous but I am really happy with the sound, especially considering its a wireless connection. Overall, I think they're decent headphones. Nice and light, flexible, doesn't seem like they would be damaged easily, I like the style and the buttons work well.

I do have a few problems with them though

-I wear glasses, so when I have them on they're constantly pushing my glasses forward off my ears a bit.

-The plastic that wraps around the ear is really uncomfortable for me and if I move the wrong way it kind of digs into the back of my ear and hurts.

-They're a bit too small and I wish there was some way to adjust them. The speaker part needs to go a bit lower and the band is too big.

-At times they can be a bit annoying to connect and it takes a few tries.

-Sound is a littlee too bright, but everything is pretty clear. I wasn't expecting a great sound and these are actually a little better than I thought it would be.

Though I think they could be a bit better, so far they seem like a good match for my iPod and I think the fact that they're wireless and sound decent outweighs most of my complaints about it. If I had to replace these I think I might try out another pair or just go with the Senheissers I am not entirely sure if I would go for another pair of these.

Reviewed by Ikonomi

I didn't have great expectations when purchasing the S305s. Sure, the reviews were decent, but there were a fair number of people who had problems with the headphones, and I always take positive reviews with a grain of salt, anyway. But, wow, am I pleased with these things! Full disclosure, I haven't used the S305s for anything but listening to music from my smartphone. I have little to no interest in using them as a headset to make and receive calls, but I guess if the occasion should arise I'll be prepared. I'm using these with a Samsung Captivate running Gingerbread 2.3.4.

First off, the sound from these things was surprisingly good. They don't sound wireless at all. I was expecting attenuated sound, interference, poor volume, whatever else comes to mind when you think of listening to music wirelessly. To my ears they sound similar to a pair of Koss KSC75s (a great, cheap wired headphone). Bass is good, mids have decent separation, highs lack a bit of clarity (especially at higher volumes) but they're there. I don't know how large the speakers are in these, but they sound good and can be driven much harder than I expected. Max out the volume on your player and adjust the volume on the earpiece for best results. These can be cranked quite uncomfortably loud, so be careful. I'm not going to say I heard things in my music I hadn't before, but as Bluetooth headphones these most definitely get the job done.

The on-ear controls are responsive and easy to use, and work with most of the music apps I've tried the headphones with (Pandora, Slacker, stock Samsung music player, Google Listen, BeyondPod). No dice with TuneIn Radio, but that app only has a play-stop toggle as it's built for streaming radio. The call button opens the voice dialer.

It's a minor thing, but the little sounds these things make are actually really pleasant. They've got a cute chime when they turn on or off, and the volume controls play a little scale as you adjust up and down. Neato.

The fit and feel of these headphones is, well, decent. They're not as cheap-feeling as other reviews have described. The earpieces are reasonably heavy, though you can get them to creak a little if you squeeze them the right way. The buttons do not rattle (I have tested this extensively). The band connecting the two earpieces is reasonably flexible, but definitely breakable if bent too far the wrong way. Be careful putting these in bags or backpacks and they should be fine. The only problem I've found with the design is that the behind-the-neck band doesn't allow you to lean back in a chair or lie back in the bed and listen to music.

Getting the earpieces on the right spots on your ears is more an art than a science, and the fit will depend on your anatomy. It's reasonably easy to have one side slightly more forward or back than the other, which will mess up your stereo. On my head, the band around the back is high enough that it doesn't interfere with shirt or jacket collars. I did a full lifting workout with these on today and there was no interaction between the headband and the barbell when squatting, for what that's worth. Once they're on in the proper position, they're very stable. Zero motion during my workout. I haven't taken them running yet, but based on the personal dance parties I've had (don't judge), I don't expect them to shift out of position whatsoever. They are reasonably comfortable for longer listening sessions (two to three hours at a stretch in my experience), but can cause some ear fatigue, like any headphone with a band or clip that rides the top of the ear.

Reception is wonderful. I have had no interference while carrying the phone in either pocket. The headphones stay connected with no skips across the small weight room at my gym, and about halfway across my apartment, through walls. Really impressive. I know these are relative and inexact measurements, but maybe it will give you a rough idea of what to expect. When the headphones get too far away from their host, the music will begin to drop and eventually the unit will disconnect entirely.

And then there's the battery life. I don't actually know the maximum battery life yet. I was prepared for the worst here. The back of the package advertises 6 hours of play time when using the S305s as headphones, but other reviews have stated runtimes less than that. Well, the first day I had these, I used them for 8.5 hours. Yeah, eight and a half hours of music. I timed it. I was actually trying to run the battery down at the end of the day and left the unit on my desk with Slacker Radio playing through them. I finally gave up and plugged them in with the battery still juiced. They didn't even give me a low battery indication, so I don't know how much power was left in them. So, yeah. 8.5 hours. Perhaps this was a fluke, but I was astonished. Maybe they get along especially well with my phone. I don't know. Charging is quick with the included charger.

These are great value for the $33 you'll pay for them here on Amazon.

So, why four stars and not five? They're not perfect. The band on mine bends slightly asymmetrically. High frequency response could be better. I can't relax while using these unless I'm lying flat on my face. But, even with those nitpicks, the Motorola S305 is a really wonderful piece of kit for the price. I bought these primarily to use when exercising -- I hate, HATE having to worry about the cord on traditional headphones when running or lifting -- and for that, these are very nearly perfect. If you want a good-to-great pair of Bluetooth headphones and don't want to spend the money for the higher-end models, get these. I expect them to hold up well, barring any user error or unexpected, catastrophic failures.

Overall I am very happy with this purchase. As always, your mileage may vary.

Reviewed by iLoveTech

Simply this headset delivers an incredibly clear music quality, it far exceeded my expectations given its small size and very cheap price. It delivers very good Bass and reminds me of much bigger headsets like Bose or Sennheiser. Also it was a snap to pair it with my Samsung Galaxy S phone.

This is a GREAT product and I strongly recommend it to anybody looking for a Bluetooth wireless headset to listen to amazing music quality.