PLEASE finle a report after you've used them for a bit. I'm trying everything in my power to NOT buy a pair - like I need an excuse to buy more stuff. Do you nkow how much the Ipod adapters are?

 
I got the headphones for $64 w/ shipping (retail for $135) and the adapter is around $55.

My wife bought the Motorokr headphones and really likes them. She wont let me try them, so I have no idea how they hold up to sweat.

 
I am wondering how they will fit. Snug? How they will work w/ helmet. I guess I will know when they arrive. I probably would have bought them retail at Best Buy if the employees were at all interested in helping me.

I am considering them. Does BB stock them, or is Motorola the only seller for now?

" Snug? How they will work w/ helmet."

They work really great with a helmet.

In fact, they work so well that, if you end up under an 18 wheeler, you wouldn't hear a thing before it will be "lights out" for you.

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Snug? How they will work w/ helmet."

They work really great with a helmet.

In fact, they work so well that, if you end up under an 18 wheeler, you wouldn't hear a thing before it will be "lights out" for you.


I guess maybe that was the only way the OP could make this thread on topic.

One local BB stocked them the other did not. Of course the one that stocked them only had 1 on display and no price and like I said I got no help with them.

I'm not sure which bluetooth headphones are advertised on this site, but I have tried 2 different types (both motorola) and have had miserable results when it comes to sweat. The sound & comfort was great, but after sweating while wearing them just 2 or 3 times, they stopped working properly (buttons didn't work, wouldn't turn on, wouldn't turn off, etc).

I went through 2 pairs of Oakley Orokr sunglass/headphones. (Now I am on my 3rd pair which I just simply don't use if I plan on sweating - motorola has a good exchange policy - if you can get past the accents of the people in their call center) and I also tried the Motorokr S9. That seemed more sweat-resistant, but it also stopped working properly and I returned it to best buy.

I am not aware of any other 2 "sports-friendly" stereo bluetooth headphones on the market. I would love to have a successful pair.

Instead, I typically run without music, but occasionally I just wear my armband and use my LG CU500 as a boombox while I run or bike. It's safer that way as you're not closed off to other sounds.