The HT820 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones is one of the latest Bluetooth enabled products by Motorola. Even though US adoption of Bluetooth technology has been lagging the rest of the world, it is clear by Motorola's product lineup that they are committed to this wireless standard. This technology is the future for wirelessly connecting all kinds of consumer grade audio devices together. The headphones support the Bluetooth version 1.2 standard profiles for Advanced Audio Distribution (A2DP), Audio Video Remote Control (AVRCP), Hands Free (HFP), and Hand Set (HSP). Read on to see how it performed!
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