The Motorola S10-HD Bluetooth wireless stereo headset is a good fit for those with an active lifestyle.
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The Motorola S10-HD would be great for listening to music while on the go, exercising, etc but are definitely not a replacement for higher end headphones when you just want to listen to music for enjoyment. quote
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We're not sure what happened here, but Motorola has blown it with the S10-HD, a stereo Bluetooth headset that sounds markedly worse than the prior model.
Read the full review →The Motorola S10-HD would be great for listening to music while on the go, exercising, etc but are definitely not a replacement for higher end headphones when you just want to listen to music for enjoyment.
Read the full review →It is great to have a sturdy, sweat proof Bluetooth headset/headphones for working out or being outside. The sound quality, however, coupled with the fact that these can be a bit uncomfortable make it had to keep these in your ears for an extended period of time.
Read the full review →The S10 outperforms previous models with improved BT range, battery life, and moisture protection, yet sacrifices the amazing sound of the S9HD. It works well on a daily basis no matter what environment you're in and offers a new design for a more secure and comfortable fit.
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sevendaggers
Was supposed to be an improvement over the first generation. Yes, the design is better in that it does not have as many exposed areas for letting moisture in, this one lasted less than half as long as the first one I had and died a horrible death from normal use and sweat. After 2 tries with...
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drick
The motorola s10 and the Rocketfish are touted as sweatproof. Maybe I have magic sweat but neither tollerated my workouts. I'd pass on these. The Jaybird has been good so far and they have a lifetime sweat warranty.
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ozsmac
Had these headphones for about 4 weeks. Primary use is for exercise, specifically listening to podcasts whilst cycling. So far very happy.
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ddfj77
I had the S9s and these seem to be a step up, but the volume is VERY low, hard to hear while running on windy days. They pair/connect fast, and are easy to use. The true test will be to see if they make it past the one year mark.
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Markus2530
I like that I can shot hoops without these falling off my head or getting the way. The source does cut in and out at times, these are not meant for people with big heads (it squeezes your head tight if you have a big dome), and if you take a call the person on the other end can hear absolutely...
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