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Looking for a Bluetooth Headset that Works on Mac AND a Razor Cell Phone
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Jan 10, 2007, 12:54 PM
 
I'm shopping for a new Bluetooth headset. I want one that is compatible with both the Mac and my Razr V3M phone.

Can anyone recommend a good product for this?
     
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Jan 10, 2007, 05:50 PM
 
Check out the Motorola H500. It is compatible with your Mac (works great with iChat AV) and syncs perfectly with any Moto phone. I have this headset but don't have a Moto phone, I have the LG Fusic, and still works great.

At work and only have access to this link on Amazon:
Amazon.com: Motorola H500 Bluetooth Headset Soft Touch - Black: Cell Phones & Service

Hope this helped!
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Jan 12, 2007, 04:57 PM
 
is any headset not compatible with both? That's the point of Bluetooth profiles - if the devices have the same profiles, they work. Some headsets may be limited in how many devices they can be paired with, but I think most can pair with at least two.

I'd say the question comes down to the quality and features of the headset on its own. I have a Scala 500, and would not recommend it - the lack of any in-ear molding makes it always feel like it's not positioned right. I don't actually use it with my Macs, though.
     
   
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