After the successful Motopure H12, Motorola once again returns with an equally stylish Bluetooth headset with the Motopure H15. It has a glossy black finish and an ovular shape, with flat sides and rounded edges. It comes with a single clear hook. However, the reviewer noted that the fit could be sturdier. The H15 does not have a power button. Instead, you flip open the mic to turn on the device. Once you do, Motorola's RapidConnect technology immediately puts it in pairing mode. A matching docking station comes with the H15 that Motorola claims can provide power for up to 1 hour of talk time in just 15 minutes. Thanks to Motorola's CrystalTalk technology, the H15 delivered excellent noise-cancelation. Even when calls were made outdoors, the H15 canceled enough noise that the reviewer's caller was undistracted. It had a rated range of 33 feet and a battery life of 4.5 hours. If you are in the market for a good Bluetooth headset and have the money to spend, the Motopure H15 is a compelling choice. Just make sure that it fits your ear sturdily.