Motorola H720 Bluetooth Headset User Manual
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Motorola must be in love with the flip boom mic because the company keeps releasing headsets with that design. The Motorola H720 is a recent example of this, and indeed, it shares the flip boom design of the, the, and its predecessor, the.
Though the design of the H720 isn't new, that doesn't mean it's not a good headset. The H720 has decent call quality and is quite affordable at only around $45 retail. The Motorola H720 looks very similar to the and the H710. It measures 1.65 inches long by 1.06 inches wide by 0.79 inch thick, and has an oval pebble-like design that looks quite small and discreet when worn on the ear. At 0.5 ounce, the H720 won't weigh you down, either. It has a glossy black plastic body; the buttons and the boom mic are shiny silver.
Motorola H710 Bluetooth Headset
On the front surface of the H720 is an inset oval above the Motorola logo that acts as the multifunction button. It's big enough to find by feel and is also easy to press. Also on this button is a tiny LED indicator. The volume controls are on either side of the headset, and the charger jack is on top.
Motorola Bluetooth Headset
To turn the headset on and off, you can just flip the boom mic open and closed. This makes it much easier to power on/off the headset, and helps save battery as well. Flip the headset over and you will find an unusual-looking earpiece. It doesn't fit inside the ear like most headsets; it's actually just a flat plastic protrusion with three speaker holes cut out. You wear it so that it sits gently at the opening of the ear.