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Phone Accessory - Motorola T305 Bluetooth Portable Hands-Free Speaker - Black
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List Price: $79.99
Our Price: $47.99
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Manufacturer: Motorola
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Binding: Wireless Phone Accessory
Brand: Motorola
Color: Black
EAN: 0723755891708
Feature: Easy to remove and use in another vehicle
Label: Motorola
Manufacturer: Motorola
Model: 89170N
Publisher: Motorola
Studio: Motorola
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Features
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Easy to remove and use in another vehicle
Echo and noise reduction technology minimizes background noise
1-watt speaker delivers clear audio
Effortless controls - press a button for power, another for calls, and 2 more for volume
Up to approximately 14 hours talk or 200 hours standby time from a single charge
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Customer Rating:
Summary: very satisfied
Comment: I wasn't sure if I wanted the bluetooth that goes over the ear, or the speaker. I am very satisfied with this speaker. Other reviewers commented about a long charge time in the car or the blinking blue light, but neither of these were a problem. The speaker charged in hardly any time at all, much less than the 2 hours that the instructions warned about. The blinking light just reminds me that the speaker is on. It doesn't distract me from driving.
The sound quality is great. Its easy to use. It synced with my phone no problem, and my hands are free to drive.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Moto T305 Speakerphone
Comment: I paired this speakerphone with a late model Moto Razr. It works fine. Sound quality is good with enough volume that I keep it on less than its maximum setting. All callers have said I sound good with no intelligibility issues. This unit charges with the same mini USB plug that my Razr uses. In essence, I now have an extra car charger. The on/off button is a little tough to see because it's small, but once you know where it is, you can turn the unit on or off by feel. It audibly indicates when it turns on or off. I can see the blue indicator light in the day without problem. At night it is a bit too bright, but you get used to it. After a few days, I didn't notice it any more. If it bothers you, a small piece of black tape with a small hole punched in it would work to subdue the light. My wife liked it enough that she now has one too. Much superior to an earbud.
Customer Rating:
Summary: I would have returned it but...
Comment: I would have sent it back but I waited too long.
The speaker function is ok but the microphone not so much. The microphone does not work well enough in real world for the voice dial to work.
At night the incessant blinking blue light in your field of vision is maddening.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Would someone pleasssssse tell me more about the sound!!!
Comment: This is device number 3 purchased for my boss who is in his early 70s! First one would not fit over his mirror so it went to his daughter. Second one would not sync up to his phone but it did to mine. And third times a charm...right? I tried it out on my Samsung T629 no problem getting it to sync so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the Motorola device syncs with the Motorola Razor too!
So now down to the sound....I tried it out and first my husband says he heard a man's voice too like it picked up someone elses conversation and that was with me calling him. My sister with me calling her said I sounded like a robot and I had her call me and she said the same thing...we had fun with it and sang domo arigato mr roboto though. I've read a few reviews where the sound quality being poor is mentioned could someone please elaborate?!?!?!?!? lari.miyamoto and that's at yahoo if you would be so kind as to go into more detail.
Really I'm getting to the point where I hate to get my boss to buy a device because it seems there is always something funky going on and not a good funky!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Works Fantastic!
Comment: I have tried most of the in ear type headsets, however for the car this is the answer for me. I have paired this to a late model ATT Nokia and the results are ok? However Paired to my Sprint Sanyo Katana the results are spectacular! I love it.
We also got very good results with Pairing it up to a Verizon Razor.
The battery life is excellent. The device only comes with a car charger, however if you phone charges with the typical mini usb type connector, such as the later Razors, you can use that.
I love the simple smart size. It's just a little smaller than a garage door opener button. The power on/off button is out of the way for accidental confusion.
One button on either side of the device for vol up/down.
One large button to answer and initiate voice activated phones.
No excuse to ever take your eyes off the road to find the buttons.
One thing I did not like on the ATT Nokia, was when you wanted to give the phone a voice command it was very hard to determine when to speak your command. Also this device has a very pleasant ring tone built in, that the Nokia overrides with it's own loud ring tone.
On the other hand the Sprint Sanyo would clearly ask you "who would you like to call" when you pushed the blue button on the T305. If it missed the command it would repeat one more time before disconnecting.
Like all other handsfree devices I have tried, you must try to have limited background noise when trying to initiate voice commands. Once engaged in a call, there is no problem hearing the other party. The volume and clarity of in coming calls is excellent!
The parties on the other end of the line also are extremely pleased with the sound quality they are experiencing on their end.
I purchased 5 T305's
I gave em to friends and everyone is very happy with the results.
I would highly recommend.
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Wireless technologies are more and more popular because they linked the mobile network and Internet together. One of these modern technologies are Wireless LAN (WLAN), Bluetooth,
and Wireless Application Protocol
(WAP) are implemented as an extension to or
as an alternative for wired LAN to make the
communication more flexible and powerful to fulfill today’s need.
WLAN is one of the modern one, effectively Ethernet without wires.
It helps users to access a data network like the
Internet at high speeds of up to 11 megabits per
second (Mbps) as long as users are located
within a relative short range (typically 30–50
meters indoors and 100–500 meters outdoors)
of a WLAN base station (or antenna). This is a good alternative to most laptop users to assess Internet and getting popular most part of the developed world.
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