Motorola T305 Bluetooth Hands Free Speaker

I got this for my daughter to use in her car. It works great; has good voice quality and is compact so she can easily hide it or put it in her purse for safekeeping.

I had a Motorola H700 before, and Jabra BT8010. I loved the Motorola, but I lost it, then I got the Jabra, it doesn't sit as nicely on my ear, always struggle to put it on and drop it easily. So I decided to get T305, to avoid the whole problem of trying to dangle something on my ear.

Because of where it's mounted, on the visor, the mic on the device is actually quite far away from your mouth, so the other person on the phone can't really hear you very well. I'm a short person, which makes it even worst. With a little bit of practice, I can now use the voice dial with out problem. I can hear the other person very clearly, but they can't hear my very well. If the person on the phone knows you are using this device, and has the patient, this can work in a pinch. But don't expect to carry a normal conversation with it.

I used to be able to talk with my Motorola T710, and the other person wouldn't even notice that I was using a hands free. Maybe I will get another one again.

I just purchased the Motorola T305 and am quite pleased. It was easy to set up and use. I can hear callers clearly and they said they hear me fine. It is reasonably priced. As for the "flashing blue light at night" issue mentioned by other reviewers, it is a bit distracting but not overly so. I am hoping to get used to it.
Bottom Line: I would recommend this product.

arrived on time and in good shape. was easy to install and use.sound quality was good on my end. people on the other side of the conversation knew I was on a speaker phone.

I never met a headset that would work for me. After doing a lot of research (and looking at the Motorola website) I thought I'd give this gizmo a whirl. It is a dream! When I'm not driving around, it's charging up with the included car charger (but it will also work with my cell phone wall charger, too, so as I write this it is charging in the house.) When driving, I clip the receiver to the visor. When a call comes in, the slightest touch on the front button and, shazam, I am connected and taking the call. A week ago I was driving my twin toddler grandchildren home and their mother called; they were able to hear her on the phone and it delighted them. Earbuds don't do it for me; the several Bluetooth headsets I tried didn't do it, but this really does. I recommend it absolutely.