As we all know when iPhone 3.0 hits this summer it will enable iPhone users to use Bluetooth and stereo headsets with both A2DP and ARCP protocols.
theiphoneblog took a look at the Motorola S9 Stereo Bluetooth Headset for iPhone 3.0 previously and now looks at the Motorola MOTOROKR S9 HD and has found it offers great sound.
Other factors they found where it has good battery life, is well suited for on the go usage, is light and comfortable, while on the down side it may not fit all head sizes and isn’t suited for lying down.
Surprise the pause.play/stop button controls the iPhone 3g with Firmware 3.0. Was not supposed to support this protocal but it does at least for this function. Unfortunately it does NOT support the NextTrack and PreviousTrack buttons.
Sound quality and volume are excellent, very comfortable.
I am surprised that the forward and advance track does not work, as it worked quite well with the non HD S9 & an A2DP adapter. It is nice not having to use an adapter. I highly recommend both the S9 and the S9-HD for use with the iPhone 3.0.
im using on my itouch 2g.
i cant get the mic to work, any tips?
have been using a set of s9 hd’s for about 6 months now. Friday I wore them while biking home. Saturday I bought the iPhone 3G S. I went to try them, and I only got mono.
I tried them with the older iPhone, and it was still mono.
So, I don’t know if it’s coincidence that they broken when I tried them, or if it’s a setting that I can’t get off of. However, it’s quite annoying.
The HD S9 is NOT worth it; after a few months the volume control fails, and I can no longer control the volume. This is very similar to the experience I had with the previous version; make me wonder if Motorola even knows what “testing” means. Besides that, it’s function as a hands free for the phone is piss-poor at that, again a failure to test is to blame. All I can say is Dilbert must work for Motorola, great design, but due to too many pointy haired bosses very poor production quality, banking too much on their name I guess.
Does anyone have a problem with the s9 HD cutting out when the screen on the iphone 3g turns off while music is still playing. It all works great as long as the screen is on, but once it goes off to conserve battery the music cuts in and out, mostly out.
If the screen cuts out and the music goes out, reset your network settings settings>general>reset>reset network settings. Works great after doing this, I had the same issue.
thanks Jeff that worked and I didn’t even need the adapter.
I cannot get my S9 to work with the IPhone 3GS. The phone does not find the S9…anyone else having this problem…