With the DC800 you'll enjoy listening to your favorite tunes upstairs and down (up to 30 feet away from your stereo) without making a sound or missing a call. Stop running over to the radio to turn down your favorite tunes every time you receive a phone call, and get yourself a DC800 adapter and the HT820 headphones from Motorola.

What's in the Box
Motorola DC800 Bluetooth home stereo adapter, two RCA-to-RCA cables, one RCA-to-3.5mm cable, one RCA-to-2.5mm cable, power supply, quick start guide, and one-year limited warranty.

Customer Reviews Average rating - 3.0

Rating - 3 Date: 2008-12-21
Content: Item operates pretty well once its configured but configuration was a bit more complex than what was described in the setup guide. Overall its a good product for what I wanted to do, which was to connect by Bluetooth headphones to my tv.
Summary: Decent enough

Rating - 1 Date: 2008-02-22
Content: Despite successfully pairing and configuring the device with my computer, I wasn't able to actually connect to it and use it. A call to their support line only added to my frustration after their automated system only asks for voice prompts but doesn't understand them. After my second attempt at calling them (I was disconnected the first time), the person insisted it was the computer and didn't want to help.

Quite a disappointment. I wouldn't recommend purchasing this.
Summary: Losing faith in Motorola

Rating - 4 Date: 2008-01-29
Content: Great little device. Works as receiver OR transmitter BOTH.
I really like this product.
The description of this device does not do it justice.

It is "bi-directional". It has both RCA in and out jacks on the back.
The device will pair with BT A2DP stereo profile compatible headphones for listening.
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It can also be paired with a laptop or BT enabled MP3 player/cell phone to RECEIVE stereo audio streams to your home or car stereo system.

I have tried both configurations and it works very well.

This unit can be powered by a USB jack whether that be an PC, Cigarette lighter adapter or in-dash head unit.

I purchased my from Radio Shack for $20.
Summary: Great little device. Works as receiver OR transmitter BOTH

Rating - 1 Date: 2008-01-18
Content: Easy to setup and use, but the sound quality is so poor it's almost unusable. The wow and flutter is so bad, it makes your music sound like it's being played on a dirty old cassette deck.

Summary: Unbearable wow & flutter

Rating - 5 Date: 2007-07-16
Content: I have a Treo 750. It paired with the device and worked great. I want to use this for tailgating. I have a 4gb card in my phone. Now I can DJ from my phone and use ORB if I want to have access to everything. I can't believe how far it worked. I was easily 40 feet from it through 3 walls and there was no intermittence. I'd recommend it.
Summary: Functionaly works great