How loud is the Motorola s9 stereo bluetooth headset?
From a very detailed and excellent review: “Overall sound quality was quite good for all kinds of audio. We could hear callers plainly and there was plenty of volume, even in windy or noisy environments. Callers reported few problems on their ends and we had no trouble being understood by voice-automated calling systems. Our only complaint was that voices on our side sounded harsh and almost robotic at times. However, the effect wasn’t constant, so we don’t consider it a deal-breaker. Other calling features include voice dialing, call reject, and last-number redial. Sound from the music player was better than the call sound. We loved the stereo experience and we were impressed by the volume range. Keep in mind that the sound wasn’t the sharpest we’ve heard, but it’s more than adequate for most uses. Conveniently, the music automatically pauses when you receive a call, and then resumes after you hang up. We also tested the headphones with streaming video clips and enjoyed solid audio qu
Voice Quality and Range The stereo separation is great. Music sounds full, mostly balanced with the bass being slightly too thin (these are earbuds after all). The volume is loud and you should have no problem hearing music tracks while exercising. The AV controls work like charm for changing volume, back and forward tracks and taking phone calls. Voice dialing through the Motorola S9 works well. The one flaw in both music and voice quality is the white background noise that sounds like old radio static. Voice calls have decent quality but not as good as the music playback quality. The DSP doesn’t have much effect and you can hear background noise quite clearly. Here are the details on selected phones we’ve tested wit the Motorola Bluetooth headset: Sources: http://www.mobiletechreview.com/tips/Motorola-S9_Bluetooth-Headphones.
