Finally I switched to my cell phone carrier and joined the tempting big black Razor family, and I began to search for a Bluetooth headset even before I had the phone. It sounds silly but it is true - I wanted to have a match. My final selection ended with the black and Motorola branded Bluetooth headset, and of course, the highest model available, 850.So I'd like you to think of my experience before you add more to your credit card bill, and ask yourself, "Do I really HAVE to have this Motorola 850 headset?"However, it was like an online date, I wanted to like it, but it's just not for me. I have smaller and softer ears, and I have long hair and the worst, I wear eye glasses. These factors make it so hard for me to keep that thing stable on my ear. I always feel like it's going to fall off, and that is not a good feeling. I realized that a headset with ear plug would fit better for me.It took me a while to get used to it. I missed calls either by pressing it too many times, or I didn't realize that I could only get basic ringers because ring tones are not support via Bluetooth connection.It's not too bad to use it while I am driving except for the wired hanging feeling. If the phone's Bluetooth is on, connecting and calling is easy. But other cheaper pieces can do the same.The piece is very light and small. After having it for a week, I lost it because I refused to wear it all the time, and it's hard to store it anywhere - you have keys, ID, wallet, cell phone, PDA, iPod ...I'd advise you to get something cheaper. A discounted $69 for a Bluetooth headset is too much. When you look at that product, it feels cheap. Well, we always pay more for something new. My friend gave me the free headset that came with his cell phone, offered by Amazon.com, the Body Glove BlueVoice Bluetooth Headset ($29 without buying the phone). It's actually better than Motorola 850 for me although it got bad reviews.Heads up: I bought this piece from an Amazon.com vendor (via buy new or used link). It was little bit cheaper; however, it doesn't seem it was made for the US market. I compared it with the one in store and they have different packaging. The one I have came with a charger that won't fit the power outlet, but it also came with an adapter to fit it. Why? And the material inside is printed in English and Chinese. The product quality may be the same, but I am wondering if Motorola will honor the warranty - that is a big question.