Motorola S10-HD: New Bluetooth Headphones

A long time ago in 2006, we brought you news on a pair of Plantronics Pulsar 590A Bluetooth headphones. Since then we have mentioned other Bluetooth headphones, which include the JVC HA-NC250, Philips SHB6102 and Soyo HS11.

Motorola will now be launching their new wraparound designed headphones called the S10-HD, and according to an article written by Darren Murph over at engadget, these headphones will be available as from 24th October at Best Buy.

They have a lightweight design, are resistant to both water and sweat, also offer high definition audio. Other benefits these headphones provide are hydrophobic acoustic mesh, a micro-USB port that is used for charging and has a waterproof plug.

If this device is connected to your cell phone and you get a call, they will pause the music and then resume after it has ended. What is your opinion on the Motorola S10-HD headphones?

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tony

got a pair to replace s9 hd that dog ate, i dont feel they have as rich of a sound, bass was less and they dont have the surround sound, tiik them back and trying another pair as i might have just got a faulty pair, also volume would not go as high.
John

Just bought the Motorola S10-HD, they sound kind of tinney, not nearly as good as my S9-HD's . They also don't play as loud as the s9's. I'm kind of dissappointed with the sound quality, but they are still good, just not great like the s-9's were. They are however more comfortable than the s9-HD's. Maybe if I experiment with the different earpieces that come with the headphones I may be able to get a better sound.
- John
  
  Just tried the larger diameter earpieces and that greatly improved the bass! Great headset! They seem to get much better reception while outdoors.
MeJ

There just arent many bluetooth stereo headphones for less than $70. So considering what they cost I like how they feel and sound quality is just OK.
bluegoldwing

Looks like Motorola has come up with yet another way to get money from the Techy-Suckers out there. I had a pair of the original S-9 and they went belly up in just over one year, by not responding to button inputs. I whined and begged Motorola to replace them and they did so with the S-9 HD, which I have had for about one year now. Just today, the volume refused to increase while all the other buttons worked fine. Now what? Do I try to beg and while again, go buy an S-10 or just give up on Motorola and their worthless technology that cuts in and out when outside?
disappointed

I had the motorola s9 hd's and they sounded great, until i lost them. so i got the s10 and wish I didn't. the sound is terrible. I have a motorola driod 2 global, the stock music player is just ok, u cant adjust the sound it has no eq. Tried downloading a music player with a eq, hoping this would improve the sound coming out of the s10, it didnt they still sound like crap. I order them off of ebay and now looking on how to send them back. I have a pair of jabro halo's and they blow the s10 away. they only thing wrong is they are not conselable for the job i have.