Moto Hint Bluetooth Earpiece

Like having a personal assistant there to whisper answers in your ear, the Moto Hint earpiece responds to your voice to let you take calls, get driving directions, and receive reminders without ever looking at your phone.

Discreet Design
Unlike most Bluetooth headsets, which sit prominently outside your ear, the compact Hint fits entirely inside your ear, making it practically invisible to passersby.

Smart Sensors
When you put the Hint in your ear, it turns on automatically; remove it from your ear and it’ll turn off, transferring any current phone calls back to your phone. This automatic operation eliminates the need for buttons and the hassle of finding and pressing them accurately on a device attached to your ear.

Charging Case
While the Hint’s built-in battery provides up to 3.3 hours of talk time, an included compact charging case—barely larger than a pack of gum—lets you charge it while it’s sitting in your pocket. The case’s own battery can fully recharge the Hint up to four times, giving you a total of 17 hours of talk time and 200 hours of standby away from a power outlet.

Specifications

• Streams audio to and from your smartphone
• Compatible with most Bluetooth-enabled devices
• Bluetooth version 3.0+ EDR
• Integrated noise reduction and echo cancellation
• Audio pass-through mode
• IR proximity sensor detects placement in ear
• Built-in rechargeable battery
• Talk time: up to 3.3 hours
• Standby time: up to 33 hours
• Included charging case fully charges Hint up to four times
• Condition: new
• One-year warranty from Motorola
• Dimensions: 0.5”x0.5”
• Weight: 0.13oz.

About Motorola

In 1928, the first east-west transatlantic flight widened the horizons, making it easier than ever for people to live far from home or travel far from a jury summons. 1928 also saw the birth of the Galvin Manufacturing Organization, which would later change its name to Motorola. Its production lines bristled with wireless car radios and military transponders, all designed to connect Motorola customers near and far. In 1969, “far” took on a whole new meaning when Neil Armstrong used a Motorola transistor radio to communicate humankind’s first words from the moon’s surface.

Today, Motorola presses forward in their quest to keep people connected. Thanks to the company’s research, cell phones shrank in size until they were razor-thin, and now its Droid smartphones keep social media, email, and texting at customers’ fingertips.

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