Motorola 53725 Headset with Swivel Boom Microphone

alaTest has collected and analyzed 1 user review of Motorola 53725 Headset with Swivel Boom Microphone from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.8/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com.

Motorola needs to go back to the drawing board on this model and make it so the modem can restart itself after it drops signal.Avoid it - too problematicPros:Nice appearance, easy to install.Cons:It drops the signal and can't pick it back up on its...

Don't buy this modem -- unless you want to keep your teens off the computer.Hot Flashes!Pros:It's pretty.Cons:A carrier pigeon is more reliable.

Do not waste your money. Buy a separate cable modem and router to maximize your broadband.Motorola missed the boatPros:NoneCons:Slows broadband speeds. Frequently drops wireless connections to devices. Motorola Customer Support denies device problems.

Does exactly what it says it will do. Is fast and reliable. Also one of the only options for DOCSIS Cable ISP. Expensive compared to similar DSL units.Exactly what I needed!Pros:Works with Charter. Reliable Signal and good performance.Cons:Wont allow...

The Motorola 2210-10 DSL modem has NOT been reliable for me and has been a source of continual problems.Motorola 2210-02 DSL modem nothing but troublePros:The modem is small and fits anywhere...but that's about the only good thing about...

Highly RecommendedPeace of MindPros:Speed Speed Speed Easy to set up Reliable SpeedCons:Bright, confusing lights

If you modem dies, don't get a Docsis 2.0 modem, get this one instead. It's faster and future-proof.Great Modem, Fast SpeedPros:Easy to install, works great. I'm ready for the future!Cons:None that I can tell, other than paying $25 extra.

If you need a new cable modem and want to have access to DOCSIS in the future this is a very good choice.Effective and quietPros:Quiet, cool, fast, low power, stable, great web interface.Cons:More expensive than other cable modems.

The shaft of the 1/8in connector seemed a tiny bit too long for most of our radios. We had to wrap a piece of gaffers tape under the lip edge of the connector to keep it from going in too far and malfunctioning.