Motorola S10-HD Bluetooth Stereo Headphones (Refurbished) $25

These headphones are not made for people who wear glasses. They pinch behind the ears and it becomes more painful than anything to wear these.

I've got to second the Sony MW600. Great phone,long battery life. You can switch out to other headphones if you like. Like the display also.

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I bought this before. If you have a big head then forget it.

Bought this and I guess having size 8 head is a no no. The ear piece snap apart when running.

great if you dont sweat
if you do then prepare for only a few uses

Is it possible to use BT headphones with a non-BT music player like a Sansa Clip? Is there some sort of adapter that I could use to transmit audio via BT?

I own several BT headphones:

LG 700
Jaybird Freedom JF3
Jaybird Bluebuds
Kinivo Bluetooth headphones

I will say that of the four, the all around best is the LG for normal use (I use them for travelling a lot for work through airports and nothing beats them, plus they have great sound).

For anything athletic, I just got the Bluebuds but those may be the new gym phones. The JF3's work well but are a tad bulkier than the Bluebuds.

My opinion...

Spend extra $5 and get the Kinivo BTH220 Brand New

http://www.amazon.com/Kinivo-BTH2...eo+headset

Quote from jbloggs : Spend extra $5 and get the Kinivo BTH220 Brand New http://www.amazon.com/Kinivo-BTH2...eo+headset

Wait!

Newegg [newegg.com] is selling them for $21 AC FS. Ends 12/31

Quote from DrSandbags : Wait! Newegg [newegg.com] is selling them for $21 AC FS. Ends 12/31

Great find.

I've been using these heavily for about three months now and love them!

Only problem I've had is that some of the rubber decorative parts seem to be peeling from weak glue(the orange parts, etc).

As mentioned by a couple people already, these are not great for people with large heads, as they will pinch.

I bought a couple of these back in the summer when they were $25, since I like my S9-HD's. They fit horribly compared to the S9's and the controls aren't nearly as easy to operate. I ended up selling both of them on Ebay. One of my buyers said one of the ear pieces crapped out after a few hours. I was so hoping they would be an upgrade from the S9's so I could use them for running, but I guess I'll just stick with the Monster wired iSports Immersions I recently picked up for $30.

Quote from marpz : I've run over 150 miles indoors and outdoors with my HBS-700s. They've held up great and sound great. The cord design does worry me a bit, so I try to be careful with mine. I'd highly recommend them as an alternative to the Motorolas.

Great. I appreciate your feedback. Repped.

I have a Zune 120 GB and SanDisk Clip Plus 4 GB which don't have bluetooth function, otherwise I would have bought an HBS-700.

Right now I am happy with the MEElectronics Sport Fi S6 In-Ear Sport Headphone System. They are comfortable to wear, stay in my ears well during exercise, and they come with armband + carrying case.

** Note ** The MEElectronics [amazon.com] Sport Fi S6 + armband + carrying case + modular cable system just went from $40 this morning to $17 now. I highly recommend these to everyone who is an active gym goer.

I have a huge melon and have a hard time finding phones that fit. Does anyone here have these AND have a huge noggin? I'd like to hear their opinion.

I have been using the proximus headset (same design as motorola) for a year now. Got them for six dollars in a deal, great sound and nice battery life.

http://www.amazon.com/Proximus-Bl...ts+headset