Motorola H680 wireless bluetooth headset (Midnight Black)

Summary: I overall like the H680. I guess it will take some getting used to having to use a cradle. I think Motorola could have done better by having a direct connect to a standard mini USB cord. That way one can recharge in the car. So this is a major disadvantage for someone who is on the go all the time. I can't go 15 ft away from my cell phone when in the house before it gets static. This is my 3rd Motorola bluetooth. As far as size, I like it the best, but some of my prior sets had better range.

Summary: Not everybody can keep up with all of the techno hype. I had been using my cell phone with one of the cheap wired Bluetooth copy-cats but discovered it needed sound amplification. So I see this thing on display at Big Lots and id claims it is compatible with over 200 phones, and I figure my fairly new same brand of flip top cell would likely work with it, but the description on the package is unclear. If one already is aware enough to know what to avoid then great. But I now have to return this thing because my cell phone does not have the setting that searches for a wireless headset. I feel really ignorant, but for the price I payed for my flip top cell I and the fact the same company made both products I truly fail to understand why this feature is not covered by my cell phone. Motorola, if you are reading this, please consider marking very clearly on your packages for these devices exactly what a customer must first own in order to use this thing. I can not be alone out here with the assumption this thing will just automatically work with my $ 80 flip phone also made by Motorola. Nobody told me otherwise, and I feel really dumb right now and I am more or less a techo-geek, I doubt I am alone out here buying this thing that I can not use!