Motorola S10-HD Bluetooth Stereo Headphones[Retail Packaging]
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- Wireless Bluetooth stereo headphones for streaming audio from compatible mobile phones and MP3 players
- Hydrophobic mesh, silicone seals and encased speakers provide sweat proof design
- Behind-the-head design eliminates tangles and provides a light, comfortable fit
- Try the 4 ear gel sizes included for an optimized fit and audio experience
- Up to 9 hours of talk time, 8 hours of music playback, and up to 240 hours (10 days) of standby time; released in September, 2010
- What's in the Box: Bluetooth headphones, 4 sizes of ear gels, wall charger, operating instructions
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don't get these, they are not sweat proof. : Motorola S10-HD Bluetooth Stereo Headphones[Retail Packaging]
I don't usually bother writing reviews because...well, I don't really care about you guys that much. But I think there are a lot of folks in the same boat as I was this time, wondering if they should upgrade from their S9-HDs.
I was indecisive for quite a while on these because of the mixed reviews, but then, the S9-HDs have mixed reviews and I've loved my pair which has been going strong for 2-3 years now. I'm primarily an audiobook listener, but I likes some good music, so I sat down for some serious Green Day, Guns N' Roses and Rush listening to verify or refute the sound quality attacks on the S10s.
Many have said the sound on the S10s is horrible. I read a very lengthy review talking about how important different earpieces and they sound just as good as your S9-HDs with the right piece. In my evaluation, neither is true. I didn't notice huge variation with different earpieces, and eventually went back to the default (which, incidentally, is exactly the same as the S9-HD default) for the best comfort.
When I first turned on the S10s, I thought audiobooks sounded fine and music sounded terrible compared to the prior version. A few volume clicks and many swaps back and forth between headsets later, and I'm not so sure. The sound is different--they don't have the same frequency response. The S9-HDs have a crisper response and seem better at producing discrete tones across time. The S10s sound kind of like someone set the equalizer for Music Hall, but some frequencies actually sound fuller. My roommate said he thought the S9-HDs were all highs and no lows, and the S10s were the opposite, but that's an oversimplification.
The conclusion on the sound is that I like the S9-HDs better, but it isn't as clear-cut as people are making it out to be, or as I thought on my first listen.
The other aspects are easier to describe. One problem with the S9-HDs is that they would cut out all the time. Bend over to look for something (whether the iPod's in your pocket or not), walk into another room, or worst of all, past a running microwave, and they're out. Sometimes they cut out for no decipherable reason and it's INFURIATING. The s10s have solved this. Leaving my iPod downstairs, I went upstairs and they were fine till I wandered too many rooms away. Right by an operating microwave, no problem. This is a big win for the s10s, unless they're giving me cancer as a result.
For comfort, the s10s seem made for a smaller head. I think they'll be OK, but time will tell. It's not really a fair comparison to my well-traveled S9-HDs.
In summary, if you're an audiophile and still fooling yourself into thinking earbud-style headphones will meet your needs, the s9-HDs are superior, but not by as much as many reviews have made out. If you primarily listen to audiobooks or are otherwise willing to forgive a little weirdness in your music sound, the s10-HDs solve the maddening bluetooth problems of their older sibling and are probably the right choice.
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