Samsung HM3700

The Samsung HM3700 Bluetooth Headset Kit is a compact mono-to-stereo convertible headset. It comes with a pair of stereo earbuds, and a 3.5mm jack adapter so you can use your own pair. Features include multipoint support, voice controls, and...

The FreeSync Android app can sometimes cause the Samsung HM3700 to disconnect, and the text-to-speech feature is unsatisfactory. The HM3700 lacks music player controls.

If you can look past the failings of the Android app, the Samsung HM3700 is a useful and attractive mono-to-stereo Bluetooth headset.

Clear sound, easy handling, no drop-outs, clear stereo ear buds in your ear (no that unit which I don't like because the electronic waves) and no need to connect the ear=buds directly to your phone.

I prefer one ear bud instead of two, need only for phone calls, not music listening, should be an option to choose.

Clear sound, easy handling, no drop-outs, clear stereo ear buds in your ear (no that unit which I don't like because the electronic waves) and no need to connect the ear=buds directly to your phone.

I prefer one ear bud instead of two, need only for phone calls, not music listening, should be an option to choose.

This is the first Bluetooth hands-free device I've owned that people haven't complained about not being able to hear me during phone calls. The audio quality for calls is crisp and has none of the "warble" as with other Samsung devices.

The included micro-USB to 3.5mm adapter is a bit long and males the device a little cumbersome.

This is the first Bluetooth hands-free device I've owned that people haven't complained about not being able to hear me during phone calls. The audio quality for calls is crisp and has none of the "warble" as with other Samsung devices.

The included micro-USB to 3.5mm adapter is a bit long and males the device a little cumbersome.