Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1183 in Cell Phone Accessories
- Color: black and silver
- Brand: Motorola
- Model: Oasis
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.87" h x
1.77" w x
3.54" l,
.50 pounds
Features
- Defeats wind and background noise. An extended boom with dual-mics for superior noise cancellation
- Easy to Use. Audible voice prompts tell you when you are connected, which phone is ringing, and battery level
- Connect To 2 Phones: Take calls from your business and personal phones at the same time. It places one phone call on hold, while you answer a call on the other.
Motorola Oasis Bluetooth Headset - Motorola Retail Packaging
Product Description
Motorola Oasis has a fit so smart, it's easy to forget about it.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
138 of 150 people found the following review helpful.
Comfortable, with good fidelity
By W. B. Halper
I've been using the Motorola Oasis headset for about a week, so these are my initial impressions...I'll update this review if anything changes.As the title indicates, I've found this headset to be comfortable over periods of extended wear. There are three different size earpiece cushions, allowing it to fit different ear canal sizes. The distance between the ear speaker and the loop that goes over the top of the ear is fixed, but should accommodate most ear sizes. If you have unusually large ears, you might want to look at a different style headset. I wear glasses and haven't had a problem with the behind the ear section interfering with the glasses stem...again, your mileage may vary. The microphone and earpiece are free to rotate, allowing the headset to be used on either your right or left ear.Pairing with my cell phone was extremely fast. The headset powers up in pairing mode and my cell found it almost immediately. This headset can be paired with two different bluetooth devices, if you want to use it with your computer for Skype or video chat.The noise cancellation works well. I wouldn't expect it to be very useful if you drive on the freeway with your windows down, but normal road noises and the like are practically inaudible to people I've called. Incoming calls are as clear as when I'm holding the phone directly against my ear.Two things I really like in the physical design: a sliding on-off switch and the standard micro-usb charging connector. The slide switch is right at the top of the headset. There's a very small LED in the switch that changes color depending on the status of the headset...flashing blue for paired; green for fully charged; etc. Unlike LEDs on a number of other headsets, it's not bright enough to be a distraction at night. When you turn the headset on, there's a voice prompt that tells you the the state of the battery charge. Having a standard charging connector is a nice touch. I don't know about you, but I have an insane number of strange charging blocks around my house...the designers of proprietary power connectors should be banished to the inner circles of Dante's Inferno.This is my eleventh bluetooth headset*. It's the best one yet.* - That I can remember - three Jawbones; three Jabras; Two Plantronix; One other Motorola and a VTech.(Two month update...I still like this headset. All my others are sitting in various drawers, wondering why they're not getting used any more.)
113 of 123 people found the following review helpful.
Great Fit, Mediocre Sound Quality
By R. Padilla
I wanted to love this product but ended up "only" liking it. As soon as I opened the box, I tried it on and love the fit. After using the last three Aliph Jawbone models, I was hoping for something more comfortable and Motorola knocked it out of the park with the Oasis' fit. Pairing with my phone and PC was simple, but any modern Bluetooth device should pair easily -- this is 2010 after all. With all of that going, the Oasis was off to an excellent start.Then the next two weeks of use came and I was disappointed in the unit's sound quality. This doesn't sound nearly as good as the Jawbones I've used. I'm surprised that there are other reviews that claim this is a better headset in terms of sound. This was not my experience at all. Incoming sound is a tinnier than the Jawbone's. The noise cancellation doesn't work nearly as well. My test for this is making a call on the corner of Wilshire/Vermon in Los Angeles -- a street with heavy car and bus traffic. With the Jawbone, my friends had no idea I was calling them in such a busy area. While the Oasis blocked out a good amount of sound, my friends said that they could definitely hear background sound. Overall the sound quality is a little above average, but in my experience not nearly as good as what Aliph offers with its Jawbone products.
40 of 41 people found the following review helpful.Best Headset I've had
By Danny
I have tried a variety of headsets and this one is by far the best that I have used. While the sound cancellation isn't up to the Jawbone, it is very close, and more than makes up for it by the way it fits. I work most of the time outdoors on construction sites and it works great under those conditions. I can hear, and be heard, under most conditions. The headset is also so comfortable that it doesn't hardly feel like it is there. I highly recommend this headset.
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