Motorola's MOTOACTV S9 Bluetooth headset

by Chris Ziegler, posted Jan 9th 2007 at 9:12PM

Introduced at Ed Zander's CES keynote, Moto is positioning the A2DP-compliant MOTOACTV S9 as a shout out to the athletes (and fitness freaks, and... uh, pretty much anyone that works out once in a while) by making it fairly robust -- by wireless headset standards, anyway -- while phone controls and a mic will let you take that critical call without getting off the Stairmaster. The inner part of the device seems to be available in black or red, though the outside (that is, the only part others will see) will only come in black when it rolls deep later this half. Click on for live pics!

Filed under: Peripherals

Tags: a2dp, bluetooth, headphone, headphones, moto, motoactv, motorola, s9

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Matt Robbins @ Jan 10th 2007 1:07AM

Anyone know if this thing doubles as headphones for phones packin' MP3 players?

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Draco @ Jan 10th 2007 10:01AM

Ummm... Since they say the headset is A2DP-compliant, if your phone is A2DP-compliant, I'd say yes.

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Denis @ Jan 10th 2007 10:12AM

Coooool!!! i want it! It's a great news.

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chris @ Jan 10th 2007 11:09AM

Well as it's A2DP-enabled, I'd guess so...

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hausenpepper @ Jan 7th 2008 12:41AM

It worked great with my Motorola Q, only can do calls on my iPhone since iphone has no A2DP.

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