Motorola employs fifth-generation technology for its H700 headset, and the extensive engineering clearly pays off. The headset is tiny and light; it functions like a dream, especially with Motorola's mobile phones; and it looks good enough to make the average "gadget head" drool.

Motorola's PowerFlip design makes the H700 extremely battery friendly. The headset functions like an extension of the device it's paired with. Like a flip phone, users can answer and hang up calls simply by opening and closing the microphone boom on the H700. The headset's multifunction button works flawlessly and its volume buttons are placed just right. Overall, the headset's design is extremely intuitive.

The H700 sounds better than the average headset and comes with noise-reduction and echo-cancellation technology, but the device could be better in this area. Motorola's ear hook design for the H700 could also use improvement; the headset is not as comfortable to wear as other device's we've reviewed. Finally, the headset's range is poor, plain and simple -- not even close to the 10 meters, or 30 feet, Motorola advertises.

Don't let the H700s downsides deter you from buying it though. Overall, the device is even worth Motorola's suggested retail price of $119.99. But we would be criminal to steer you away from the device at Amazon.com's price of $67.99. There is no question that the device is worth every penny.

Keep reading for more details about how the Motorola H700 Bluetooth Headset performed during our tests.

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