I have a Motorola H710 Bluetooth Headset. When I charge the headset a green light is displayed. After the charge is complete I unplug the headset and NO light is displayed. I flip open the boom and NO light is displayed. I hold the call button with the boom closed and open for 10 secs or 10 mins or 10 hours and NO light will display. There is suppose to be a blue light displayed to indicate that the headset is ON and working. Since there is NO light displaying that means the headset is OFF and not working. So my headset DOES NOT TURN ON! So I guess I will toss my headset in the garbage and never buy again Motorola product! Unless someone here has the magic solution. Thanks to anyone who can solve this problem! I will buy you a beer in the afterlife.

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You are not alone in this endeavor. A lot of people have this problem. So, here is what I suggest. 1. Make sure both the headset and the phone are fully charged. 2. Delete the "device" from your phone. I mean precisely that. Go into you cell phone's bluetooth settings and erase your "HS850" from it. 3. Try re-pairing it. Put the phone and the headset in pairing mode and allow it to sync. This should do it. I always works for me. You usually only need to pair once and every time you use the headset all you should have to do is connect it. I hope this works for you. Good Luck.

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was soooo helpful just make sure u do flip it open immediately after, thats were i messed up... Thk

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If you can't reset your device- try this, which I just fiddled with and got mine to work (I had same problem). On headset, close boom, hold center button (and it turns pink). then, while keeping center button depressed, open boom- light remains pink. Then look on phone, and hit Add new device-- and bingo, it should be recognized now!! You'll be asked if u want to pair w/ Motorola-- and led through the process--follow those steps.

I had tried similar earlier, but the trick was to keep the button depressed, and then open the boom. I can't quite remember if I kept button depresed until I also pressed Add new device on phone or just until after opening the boom and the light stayed on ... Sorry I can't be exact; I was too excited. Hope this helps you get yours working!

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• Posted on Dec 03, 2014

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Sometimes they just die. Many electronic items, that have rechargeable batteries, need to be charged on a periodic basis in order to maintain the battery's functionality. If it's under warranty, Motorola is very good about replacing it. Otherwise, assume you'll need a new one. Good luck.