Motorola Bluetooth Headphones are a Burden on my Workout

May 8, 2012: I have found the perfect bluetooth headphones to wear while exercising.
→ Plantronics Backbeat Go Bluetooth Headphones.

I love Spotify. The loads of music at my disposal has vastly increased my listening. So much so that I opted for a new pair of headphones. Well, considering my other pair broke, I was due for a new pair anyway.

This time I thought that would try out a pair of Bluetooth headphone. After all, the lack of a cord would prove quite advantageous while exercising. Thus, I purchased a pair of Motorola Bluetooth headset.

Although I was correct, the lack of a cord did help while exercising, the negatives of the headphones out weighed the positives. As a matter of fact, the only positive is the lack of a cord.

All in all, it’s quite obvious that the negatives out weight the positives. Until I find a new (less bulky and better sounding) set of headphones, these are going back on the shelf.

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2 Responses

  1. I bought these headphones for my iPad and iPod. At first they worked great, but now my devices say “no support” for the headphones. What can I do to fix this?

    - Calvin English
    • My suggestion would be to turn off bluetooth and the headphones. Then try to attempt pairing again using the instructions provided by the headphones. If this does not work, I would recommend returning the headphones to your place of purchase.

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