I got tired of my old plantronics headset so scouring through Amazon to find a decently reviewed/recommended I came upon the H720. The price, under $35 seemed to me like a steal as my old plantronics was well over $40 and was a "low-end" model at the time. I was skeptical about the speaker resting on my ear feature and no ear-bud, thinking that would make sound difficult to hear.

The headset came already charged up and quickly paired to my LG Ally (Soon to be Razr Maxx). I loved the simple flip the boom out/close to turn it on and off. Also, the top / bottom buttons enabling raising and lowering the volume is much better than the universal one button toggle-type I'm used to. Center button simply allows voice calling commands, answer incoming and hanging up calls. No annoying hold this button for X amount of seconds, or do this or that. It also will give you beeps when you've reached the maximum volume, turning it off, etc.

As far as sound quality I was impressed. This hasn't been tested in the wind or outside but I can hear the person on the other end of the phone much better, and vice versa. Without having an ear-bud to stabilize the phone to your ear it feels a little weird. I would move my head or something and it would give me that feeling as if it was falling off, but even after vigorous and silly head shakes just to attempt to knock it off it remained on.

All in all, and as of right now it remains at 5 stars. Good indoor quality (Outdoor not yet tested), Easily paired to device, great functions, and modestly priced.
I got tired of my old plantronics headset so scouring through Amazon to find a decently reviewed/recommended I came upon the H720. The price, under $35 seemed to me like a steal as my old plantronics was well over $40 and was a "low-end" model at the time. I was skeptical about the speaker resting on my ear feature and no ear-bud, thinking that would make sound difficult to hear. The headset came already charged up and quickly paired to my LG Ally (Soon to be Razr Maxx). I loved the simple flip the boom out/close to turn it on and off. Also, the top / bottom buttons enabling raising and lowering the volume is much better than the universal one button toggle-type I'm used to. Center button simply allows voice calling commands, answer incoming and hanging up calls. No annoying hold this button for X amount of seconds, or do this or that. It also will give you beeps when you've reached the maximum volume, turning it off, etc. As far as sound quality I was impressed. This hasn't been tested in the wind or outside but I can hear the person on the other end of the phone much better, and vice versa. Without having an ear-bud to stabilize the phone to your ear it feels a little weird. I would move my head or something and it would give me that feeling as if it was falling off, but even after vigorous and silly head shakes just to attempt to knock it off it remained on. All in all, and as of right now it remains at 5 stars. Good indoor quality (Outdoor not yet tested), Easily paired to device, great functions, and modestly priced.