Motorola D650

29% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

not sure what the issue is with distance ...if its the product or whats receiving... but this seems to last about 10 feet at best not 30.

I bought this to connect my Motorola headphones and my 3rd gen iPod Nano. Had constant dropouts every time line of sight was lost, even with the iPod strapped to my upper arm. A major power sucker; I couldn't get through 1 hour without it sucking my...

It was relatively easy to connect at first and once it did, the sound was just as good as being directly connected to the iPod except that it drained my battery in a matter of 10 minutes. The iPod was fully charged and it sucked every bit of it out. ...

Easy Setup","Fast Setup","Good Quality

Bad Support","Limited Functions

Recently bought two Motorola D650 and Motorola S305 from Amazon and Ebay. Followed simple instructions. Since I have the Itouch 2nd generation, I had to purchase the Apple firmware 3.1 to have bluetooth capability alone with other great perks for...

Only complaint is that if you want to use it on both an iPhone and an iPod, you must activate the iPhone first.

I am new to using it so it could be user error, but it keeps dropping signal from my headphones very easily which is a pain and a hassle!!

I use the D650 with a red and black S9 headset, 2nd gen. iPod Nano, 5th gen. 60GB iPod Video, 2nd gen. iPod touch and a Motorola Z6W phone. This adapter works reliably and requires no configuration - simply plug into an iPod, press play, and the audio...

range of bluetooth is limited when linked to the bluetooth headphones. When carrying the Itouch in my front shirt pocket it would sometimes cut in and out on the headphones. If I moved the Itouch to my back pants pocket it didn't seem to cut out as...