Sound quality
Sound quality is great I recommend to buy it
Motorola In-Ear Bluetooth Wireless Mono Headset HK385 - Black: USB-C, Silicone Cushion
$3999
Motorola In-Ear Bluetooth Wireless Mono Headset HK385 - Black: USB-C, Silicone Cushion
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Delivery
DHL express - Fast
1 day, Door-to-Door, Courier Delivered
from 26$
Pickup at your own expense
Tomorrow from 09:00 to 20:00, Store location
Free
Payment options
Cash, bank card, credit/installment payments, cashless payment for legal entities
Warranty and returns
Exchange/return of products of proper quality within 14 days
Official manufacturer's warranty: 12 months
Description
Even when life feels still, we keep moving forward. So, upgrade your game with the new Motorola HK385 In-Ear wireless mono headset, designed to last up to 7 hours of talk time and up to 6 days on standby battery capacity. Rain? No worries, we’ve got you covered with the IPX4 water resistant capability. The built-in microphone lets you answer calls quickly and efficiently, so you can take calls on-the-go even while driving. It affords up to 33 feet of coverage and steady signal with Bluetooth 5.0 technology, maximizing audio quality to stream music or movies on the go. The Motorola HK385 is super lightweight and designed with your comfort in mind. You may even forget that it’s there! Switch between two devices in seconds using multipoint technology and choose between gray or black color designs for a stylish aesthetic.
Features
Brand Name
Motorola Sound
Item Weight
9.6 Grams
Battery
1 Non-Universal Lithium, Required, Non-Removable
Connection Type
USB-C
Ear Cushion Material
Silicone
Package Quantity
1
Wireless Technology
- Wireless
Reviews
Ignore the paid reviews and avoid this headset!
It's funny how all but one review is a promotional review; there's a reason for that. The sound quality and battery life are good, everything else is garbage. The three included earpieces have a "handle" that makes them uncomfortable (I ended up using an earpiece from my old Jabra set, as seen in the photo.) The power slider is only a suggestion as you have to toggle it several times before it turns on or off. The volume button (yes, button. Singular.) is finicky as well; one press turns the volume up and two presses turns it down - but good luck on that. Like the power button, it doesn't always register the presses. But the WORST part is the multifunction button (the MFB). It's a touch "button" (a capacitive switch that you only have to touch) that overcompensates for the two other under-performing buttons. I've disconnected so many calls brushing my hair behind my ear, or even just trying to adjust the volume and some part of my hand got a little too close. I've had this thing for nearly a month and I would not recommend it to anyone.
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