Motorola Whisper Bluetooth Wireless Headset with CrystalTalk
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Four-microphone CrystalTalk technology and wind cancellation help your voice come through clearly, and an ear hook maintains a secure fit
Motorola Whisper Bluetooth Wireless Headset with CrystalTalk
- Product number: HZ850
- Retractable boom with four-microphone CrystalTalk technology
- Wind cancellation for added clarity
- Ear hook for secure, comfortable fit
- Bluetooth with up to 300ft. wireless range
- Pairs with enabled devices, including most Apple and Android devices, laptops, and music players
- Up to six hours of talk, or six days of standby on full charge
- Charging case included
- Condition: new
- One-year warranty from Motorola
- Dimensions: 4” (L) x 1” (W) x 0.5” (H)
- Condition: 8oz.
About Motorola
In 1928, the first east-west transatlantic flight widened the horizons, making it easier than ever for people to live far from home or travel far from a jury summons. 1928 also saw the birth of the Galvin Manufacturing Organization, which would later change its name to Motorola. Its production lines bristled with wireless car radios and military transponders, all designed to connect Motorola customers near and far. In 1969, “far” took on a whole new meaning when Neil Armstrong used a Motorola transistor radio to communicate humankind’s first words from the moon’s surface.
Today, Motorola presses forward in their quest to keep people connected. Thanks to the company’s research, cell phones shrank in size until they were razor-thin, and now its Droid smartphones keep social media, email, and texting at customers’ fingertips.
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- Does not ship to PO boxes/AK/HI/Canada/Puerto Rico
- One year warranty from Motorola
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