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It gets the job done, however its very short because I can't get the volume adjuster part to even fit in my phone unfortunately. I guess that is my fault.
And I am VERY HAPPY to report that it works perfectly with the Verizon XV6800 Smartphone (also known as the HTC 6800 or Mogul 6800 on Sprint). It works perfectly.
It's worth trying. I think it may not work for devices running WM 6.0.
(Or what I've tried so far works perfectly - I haven't received any phone calls while listening to music yet).Note that I'm running Windows Mobile 6.1. It may work, though - can't say for sure.
I love this device - it's the only one that allows you to plug in your own headset. No one reviewing here had tried it with this device, but I wanted the functionality so I took a chance and ordered it anyway.
The audio jack functionality was altered with the OS upgrade.
(Details below)+Lightweight. My next project will be seeing if my radio broadcasting adapter will broadcast my call through my stereo just as well. So I did a search for LG stereo headset after I realized my phone did mp3 music and this headset popped up first. And no, the audio quality with the standard headset is not spectacular, but LG knew that and made it to where you can use your favorite headphones with your cell phone for music. Could be used for running with the right headphones. Even with the stock headphones that come with it I have good loud stereo phone calls and music. I love this headset more than any bluetooth I've ever bought. Cannot mute the headset microphoneThe cons all have to do with the individual.
I was able to turn the volume up on the radio and listen to the call through all of my speakers. I did not test this myself though+I can run it underneath my shirt and clip it to my collar to hide the wire. And I was going to tell you a story about the hands-free headset in my car. It worked perfectly. The person on the other end told me that the sound was great until the volume in the car was up so loud that his voice was echoing back into the microphone.
Well, I have one of those tape to 3.5mm headphone jack adapters that works in cars with tape players. Keeping it discrete outside of clothing would prove difficult-Only way to mute a call is to mute it on the phone. I love this headset. But the best part was that the headset wasn't clipped to me, it was in the passengers seat and I was having a conversation without the person asking if something was different. So here are my Pros and Cons for the product as it stands having owned them for 5 months.Pros:+Provides stereo phone calls and music +Goes as loud as you'd like and then some. I'll try to remember to update when I know for sure. The wire from the 2.5mm end to the control part looks to be about 2 feet long+No complaints about sound quality no matter where I placed it to talk.
And it showed up first in my search because it deserves to be recognized. I owned a Samsung stereo headset to match my SCH-U740 and it did not offer stereo phone calls. Including under my sheets and comforter when I went to bedCons (of course)-Low quality headphone included for mp3 playback-The center control is where the weight is so if it isn't clipped to you and you lean over it will pull on the headphones-Does not have wind reduction properties so windy environments may interrupt conversation-The cord from the 2.5mm end to the silver control section is quite long not including added headphone length. Definitely one of the best purchases I will ever make and I can highly recommend it. Trust me, if you're not hung up on being ahead of the technological curve with stereo bluetooth this headset will impress you without a doubt. I purchased an LG Env3 and I wanted to stay within the LG products category since they made me such an awesome cell phone and TV. I couldn't hear one of my friend's on my Jabra BT8040 but I heard him loud and in stereo with this headset+Volume knob on the silver microphone piece for changing the volume on the fly+Price is awesome compared to a bluetooth stereo headset +Reduces drain on your phone battery by keeping bluetooth signal broadcast off+Call button allows you to call the last number (press once), say a voice command (hold button), or hang up the call (press once again) with my Env3+Designed to work with any set of 3.5mm headphones+Has a spring tension clip allowing you to clip it to your clothing or to your seatbelt+Worked as a hands-free calling device through the stereo and speakers in my car.
I was on the road and I didn't want the headphones in so I plugged the 3.5mm adapter end into the headset, inserted the tape, turned up the volume, and made a call.
I bought these for my LG LX600 (Lotus) and the sound is amazing. Just note if you think they aren't working there's a volume control on the mic button.
I cant use this headset in my LG Incite CT810 cell to lisent the FM radio of my phone
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