Just bought a pair of Bluetrek ST1 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones and paired them up with my Trinity running the Australian WM6 ROM and it works a treat.
Audio quality is good for anything up to about 3 metres and degrades from there. The bass is a little lacking but I'm not sure yet whether this is a bluetooth issue or a headphone issue.
In other great news the remote control functions work completely with both HTC Audio Manager and WMP10 as do the call functions. I am yet to test voice commander compatibility.
All in all a highly recommended buy for a decent but cheap pair (AU$120) of bluetooth stereo headphones. I will report back on battery life and other issues if they crop up.
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Which one to pick? and does anyone know if there is a difference in audio quality with a good set of headphones... both have pro/cons to them
the biggest concern to me would be probably quality, if they are all same quality then of course other features would matter more.
I can think of about 3 devices that let you use your own head phones and have a mic built in the BT controller
Why do i want one of these vs the standard BT devices? simple... my PPC has proprietary plug, even though i could solder or hack my own 1/8 stereo jack to the connector i would prefer a BT device
(jabra 320s)
http://www.jabra.com/Sites/Jabra/NA-US/products/Pages/JabraBT320s.aspx
(motorola S705)
http://www.motorola.com/motoinfo/product/details.jsp?globalObjectId=152
(Globalsat BT Stereo headset W gateway)
http://www.theunwired.net/?itemid=2871
jabra 320s
yes, works very fine with m qtek 9100
you can change headset also as you like
i say it is really handy!
but battery gives you only 3-4 h music.
they say 6h it is maybe very silence listen then
easy to use, but read the manual, it has a lot of very useful functions!
Is there a car stereo (or an adapter) that will let me stream audio from my phone to my car stereo? I have bluetooth on my phone (with the stereo A2DP protocol) and have tons of music on it. I have a stereo bluetooth headset that I use all the time. I was just thinking it would be awesome if I could have the output play thru my car stereo instead of my headset.
Does anyone know of a car stereo that does this? Or does anyone know of an adapter you can put on a car stereo to make it do this?
On that note- what are the best car stereos out there that have built in bluetooth for talking on the phone?
Sony has at least 2 model for this but I think the sound quality is not that good. Finally brought a JVC BT-1 and it's very good in sound quality.
Another route is to have a A2DP adapter w/ 3.5mm. Sony DS-205 is one of the best I tried in sound quality. Unlike others, the A2DP still work while charging.
Excellent, thanks for the info!
I have one of those sony xplode that have the built in bluetooth, it works great!
Alot of the new car head units you have to buy adaptors to enable bluetooth on them though. But like mentioned earlier there are some sonys that have it built in.
http://www.crutchfield.com/g_300/Ca...&avf=N&nvpair=FFBluetooth_Compatible|Built-in
I have owned ~5 bluetooth headsets over the past 3 - 4 years and currently have been using the Plantronics Voyager 855 for over a year. Reason for this headset is I like to listen to streaming audio (XM & Sirius) on my phone in stereo and mono...this headset was the only one to offer decent quality sound in a compact package (no dongles hanging from my neck etc..) Problem is my headset is showing its age with shortened batt. life and the range is not what it used to be (also sound as a headset was never that great in noisy environments). My frustration is after almost 1.5 yrs I cant find any new headsets that support a2dp and come in a small package (cant be behind the head both sides like the S9). Jawbone headset has had out 3 different new models during the whole time i have had the 855 and still has not come out with one that supports a2dp...same with all other major manufacturers that I looked at. It just seems like now there is no push by manufactures to produce a mono or optional stereo headset in a small size (I love the blueant Q1 but again..no a2dp).
Anyone know of new headsets coming out that fit my description? Also looked at the use of the btaudio.cab file to "make" any BT headset stream audio ...anyone have experience using this? biggest concern in using this cab would be greatly reducing batt life on my BT.
Thanks
I had great success with nokias a2dp bt steroe headsets
Looking on Nokia web site I cant seem to find any in-the-ear headsets types that list A2DP as a feature. What is the model your using?
I'm having great success with my Lubix stereo headset.
I use BH-503 from nokia
How can I make the music play through my headset?
Depends what quality you want.... a2dp bluetooth headsets will do this no problem, and with good quality. If you have a basic bluetooth headset, grab super mono froyo or bt mono from the market. It will "hack" audio streaming to your bluetooth. I use it everyday for podcasts. I easily get 8+ hours battery life on my headset as well ( just a plantronics voyager). I bought an a2dp headset that really sucks (jabra stone 2) only gets like 1.5 hours.
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Thanks!
worked like a charm brother! really appreciate it!
has anyone tried A2DP bluetooth headset with controls?
I just found this nokia bh-111 copy on dealextreme:
http://goo.gl/3vw3b
Looks good for the price, but i would only buy it if the playback controls are compatible and mic works.
Has anyone tried something like this?
I have an Omnia 7 if that matters.
I am using Motorola s605 A2DP headset with my Optimus 7 without issues . Playback controls switches tracks, pauses, stops and microphone works during calls as well.
I think you will have no problems with Nokia headset.
I know that of the standard is supported, it should work, but these particular ones are a nokia KNOCK OF so i am wary.
Thanks for the answer though, i'll probably buy it and hope for the best
looks like very good