Title: Poor mechanical design & sound quality
Product review: I bought this device based on the reviews of the noise supression ability. Two big flaws from this device. One, the sound quality was so poor that I could not understand the person on the other end. It sounded like a cross between talking in a large, echoing bathroom and a fuzz distortion filter. Two, the mechanical design of the ear loop sucks. It easily breaks and does not flex at all.I had a couple of Motorola headsets which I lost but love the ear loop design for it was made of flexible plastic and I could move and flip it around and not worry about breaking it unlike the Jawbone. What I also loved about the Motorola devices was that I always knew when I turned it on or off from the audio feedback. With the Jawbone, the indicator is the light which I had to take it off my ear, turn on and off to figure out which state it was in.From now on I will get Motorola for a better human, mechanical, and electronic-acoustic design.
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