The Motorola H371 Bluetooth headset was my third Bluetooth headset. It was lightweight and seemed small. The In-ear ear-bud fitted my ears. I could wear it for long hours of use without feeling any discomfort. It worked well with my iPhone 4S and iPad. For the price it is really a great deal. I would recommend it to everyone who is looking for a cheap Bluetooth headset for iPhone.
Pros:
- Comfort. The In-ear ear-bud design fits my ears very well. It is easy to forget it on my ears. When there is a long call, I don't feel hot ear or other pain.
- The sound quality. The Motorola H371 is the best sound quality headset I have ever used. My other Bluetooth headsets, at the same price range, have some noise while making a phone call. The sound of this headset is excellent: Clear and crisp. I could hear my friend clearly and loudly while chatting on iPhone. When I paired it with my laptop and talking to people on Skype, the audio from the speaker was also great.
- Battery life. The standby time is up to 200 hours as advertised, the talk time is up to six hours. That is enough for me. It comes with a portable charger and the most important thing is that the Built-in Lithium-Ion battery is rechargeable, so I bought another one as a replacement.
- Ease of use. The volume and mute controls are located well on the headset, you can change the volume or mute easily while using it to listen to music. It supports all Bluetooth devices, such as Apple iPad, iPhone or other smart phones with Bluetooth feature. The setup is easy and quick.
Cons:
- The ear buds. They are a little loose for my ears. Sometimes they fall off my ears when I am listening to music for long time. But everyone's ears are not the same.
Update:
Motorola H371 is the same as the Motorola H375, except that the H371 is made exclusively for AT&T.
In the end, the Motorola H371 is a good value for $20 I have paid. The sound quality is good, battery life is awesome. If you get this one for your iPhone, you won't be disappointed.
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