I was originally planning to buy a Nokia 6200 which came with an Fm radio feature with the phone but I decided to go with the Motorola V400 instead, partially because there was this radio option.I just got the headset a day or two ago, but I have to say I like it. There are several things though, that bug me about this item, and make it good but not great. I'll go through those first...First of all, the different lengths of the headphone cords for each ear is definitely an annoyance. In their defense though, I'm not sure how they could have made them the same while still having the one you speak into at the right level. Also, in general the headset seems a little bulky and the clip is awkward to attach. In regards to the reception: Usually, it works well, but on occasion it gets &quot;scratchy&quot; and sometimes have to reposition the phone. The only other thing that bothers me is that only the radio is stereo! You're listening to the radio in both headphones, and then somebody calls and they're only in the right ear. This doesn't make sense at all. If you listen to the radio in stereo, you should be able to talk in stereo. Oh well...ok I'm done complaining :)Despite these minor annoyances I think the headset is a really cool item. If you're waiting somewhere as I was today, it's a wonderful thing to have in your pocket. I listened to Chopin on the radio, while playing Chess on my phone. I mean honestly, having a cellphone that doubles as a radio is an amazing thing. Having upgraded from a Nokia 3360 that had no features, to a Motorola v400 with digital camera, mp3 ringtones voice recorder, java games, mobile internet, and this radio feature...the amount things have advanced is shocking.I find this headset to be another amazing piece of technology that will be perfected soon enough. Don't expect a perfected intuitive design, but once you overcome the minor annoyances I think you'll appreciate it's value. Definitely worth getting!