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Abstract: In 2014, when Motorola announced the Moto Hint at their press event in Chicago, many of us weren't expecting it. When Rick Osterloh came out to speak to the media, none of us even noticed it was in his ear, until he announced it. The Moto Hint is a super...
Abstract: So, already we have proof that this is meant to be as simple as possible, to the point that the device is telling you how to set it up.If I had any gripes about the Moto Hint, its that remembering the various gestures and voice commands at first seems too...
IR Sensors to automatically turn on/off, Small size, Comfortable, Voice options menu to turn features on/off, The case is stylish and portable and can charge the headset 3 times, Long battery life with case for such a small headset, Stylish and minimalis
Moto Hint is tiny and slippery in hands and easy to drop
Published: 2014-12-27, Author: Eric , review by: newatlas.com
I'm a huge Bluetooth fan and an admitted cyborg constantly listening to books, podcasts or music in my ear while working, walking, exercising or sometimes even when trying to fall asleep. It kind of blows my mind that it isn't more socially acceptable to...
Published: 2014-11-25, Author: Raymond , review by: mashable.com
Comfy to wear all day, Sweet charging case, Comes in six different styles
Pricey, Noise cancellation needs more work, Battery life is mediocre
The Moto Hint is a quirky wearable earbud that sounds like a game changer on paper, but in reality is little more than a really tiny Bluetooth headset, unless you own either a Moto X or Droid Turbo...
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Published: 2014-11-01, Author: Alex , review by: booredatwork.com
Abstract: Bluetooth headsets aren't anything new by all means. The allure of them has definitely taken a hit over recent years, and the lack of innovation in this category of devices has left it sitting in an optional category. However, Motorola has brought it's ta...
Beautiful tiny design, smartly designed carrying case doubles as charging cradle and a way to not lose the headset in your bag, long battery life – especially for its size, pretty comfortable to wear, The
Lacks stereo audio, doesn't get loud enough, we often experienced audio cut outs
The size is really incredible. The Hint is tiny, discreet, and even when you do notice it, it's a pretty slick little gadget. The charging case is really well-engineered and it looks good, too, Advertisement, Being able to do a lot with your phone without
Unpredictable volume levels in the earpiece. It struggles to hear you when there's much ambient noise, and it can't hear you at all when you're listening to music or an audiobook. But don't even bother listening to music with it, because the audio quality
Maybe, but there are some big ifs. If you have a new Moto X, then its pretty cool how it can leverage Moto Voice. If youre the sort of person who uses (or wants to use) a Bluetooth headset anyway, then the tiny form factor of the Hint could definitely b...
Published: 2014-10-13, Author: Antonio , review by: pcmag.com
Lets you unlock your Moto X and use Google Now from up to 150 feet away. Natural wood finish looks great. Snug and secure in your ear.
Expensive. Poor sound quality through earpiece. Short battery life. Needs charging case to recharge. Can easily disconnect from phone. Positioning in ear can be finicky. Best features only work with one phone
The Moto Hint acts as an extension of your Moto X's Voice and Assist features, letting you unlock and operate your phone from up to 150 feet away. But it's just an extremely expensive Bluetooth headset if you have any other smartphone....
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