Overall Gammoth Rating: 8.75 out of 10

Reviewed by: Stephanie Campbell

The Good

· Comfort

· Signal strength

The Bad:

· Background noise

· On/Off switch

 

The Motorola H12 has a stylish, sleek design with a flexible ear loop for maximum comfort. The design of the ear loop allows for optimum wear ability. The H12 has a single multifunction button located on the front with a volume toggle button on the side. The power switch is located on the top of the headset, versus the single power button you see on most other headsets. This feature guaranteed the unit was turned off while not in use, but made it difficult to turn on while wearing. The sound quality of the Motorola H12 was average with some background noise in extremely noisy locations. The signal strength was exceptional and the standby/talk time was superb. Overall, I was impressed with the Motorola H12. It provided the sound quality expected from Motorola and was very easy to use.

If you would like to purchase a Motorola PURE H12 Bluetooth Headset, please visit:

Motorola MotoPURE H12

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Tags: Bluetooth, Bluetooth Headsets, H12, MotoPURE H12, Motorola, Motorola H12, Motorola MotoPURE 12

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