Motorola adds headsets to match new lineup

by Chris Ziegler posted Jul 29th 2006 at 4:18PM

Do you think it's a fashion faux pas to mix and match phones and accessories? Motorola does, and in the vein of the original RAZR headsets, they're pumping out a couple new ones to match their fresh MOTOKRZR and MOTORIZR phones. The H601 and H800 complement the new models, respectively -- no interesting or exciting new features to report, though the H800 does have a slide-out tip in a nod to its RIZR heritage. And don't you dare let Moto catch you pairing an H601 with anything but a KRZR, alright?

[Via Phone Scoop]

Filed under: Peripherals, Motorola

Tags: bluetooth, h601, h800, headset, headsets, krzr, motokrzr, motorizr, rizr

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Finished.Law.School @ Jul 29th 2006 8:00PM

But Verizon will cripple the phones that they are supposed to match with so why did Moto bother?

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Marves @ Jul 29th 2006 10:13PM

They look great

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joe @ Jul 30th 2006 1:52PM

what happened to all the headsets with the caller id on the side

joe

http://www.calpartours.com

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Tim @ Jul 30th 2006 6:31PM

At least with these two items, We should be able to get them online from hong kong or somewhere and use them with cingular right away. they cant punish us with headsets like they do when we purchase unlocked phones ourselves because they cant launch them.Hell verizon will have a 3rd generation krzr before cingular launches the first. just like the v3.

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