*Note. This review was written when these units still retailed for over $100 dollars. Today as you can see the price is more in tune with a throw-away device. Even with this huge change in price my review rating stands because Motorola did not stand behind their once overpriced and still under built product.A few things about the Motorola H700 everyone should know from someone who has owned them for a while. Although they worked great for the time that they did work, it was much shorter than I expected for equipment priced as high as it is.I bought (2) Motorola H700 headseats about 1 1/2 years ago. One for me, which I overpaid at Best Buy for $120 and one for my girlfriend which I paid just under $50 for on e bay. They were both used with Motorola phones. After a year the battery went completely dead on my headset. I went to Best buy to get a battery and was told that there is no replacement battery and the unit is basically useless now. If I had brought it in before the year was up Motorola would replace the whole unit, but since the year was up I was SOL. Then about 2 months later my girlfriends unit quit pairing with her phone. I went on Motorola's website and followed all directions, but could not get it to pair again. Then I called Motorola phone support and after following everything via their guidance, I was told that the unit was no longer any good and they really could not do anything and would not help me any further "thank you and have a nice day" Bottom line Motorola is overpriced, over rated, under built, and un-supportive to the customer. I should have at the very least been offered some sort of discount for a replacement, but was given the go away you bother me treatment.My advice is either find something else or make sure you buy these cheap because they are short-lived and throw-away.