I want to use my handsfree headset that is 2.5mm and use this converter to talk on my iPhone (3.5mm)...will this work so I can talk on the phone?
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Unfortunately, the adapters I bought were not beneficial. Hope you have better luck
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That's the theory, Christopher - unfortunately I can't tell you if this is one of the ones I bought all around the same time which did not make proper contact so I finally gave up on the idea. They all worked but sometimes at reduced volume and often I had to wiggle the contacts to keep them working. As I say, though, I have no idea if this specific adapter was among them.
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Yes this is what is designed to do I use mine constantly as I'm not a blue tooth fan, it my case it takes my head set plug which is 2.5mm and steps it up to 3.5mm to fit my Droid Galaxy SIII ... if your iPhone has a 3.5mm size orifice (my bet is it does) for a head set then this is what you want... keep in mind they don't last forever the wires are quite thin and after a lot of use they fail ... at this price I keep a couple handy one in the office and one in the car. Good Luck
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Technically, because it has 3-rings on the plug, it should do the job. However, my experience is that less than half of the 3-ring adapters out there actually work as they should. I think even Verizon has stopped carrying them for this reason. The best way to find out has been to order one and when it works, quickly order more from the same vendor as fast as possible before their supply source changes. Good luck.
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I think it won't fit your iPhone. The connection on the headset is a regular usb connection. Unless there is a adapter. I think it is too bulky if you are using it in the public. Its is best that it is used with a PC or laptop.
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I'm not familiar with that model of headset/headphone. However, I can tell you that there is a small amount of clearance around the standard apple headset that comes with the iPhone. If this tool allowed me to attach pics I could show you. My guess would be that you should be fine
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At the beginning of iphones, it wasn't possible to use the normal headphones in your iPhone, that is why the creation of this adapter, to be used in order that your normal headphones works with your iPhone 3g/3gs. In my case I have an iPhone 4s and I am using it only as an extension slender adapter to fit recessed headphone port with my case. The answer is yes, you can used as an 3.5mm female to 3.5mm male, at least it works for me.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AF51L9Y?ref_=sr_1_1&qid;=1383864884&sr;=8-1&keywords;=iphone%205%20converterThat one is fine. Any of the converters work fine. I have the cheapest one and haven't had any problems.
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Honestly, I don't know, but I can't see why not if you are using a headset and it works on my home phone and my cell phone, why not your headset? It isn't that expensive to try it... but I can't say for sure. Sorry!
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Mike, I don't have anything to do with iPhones, but it fits most of the other phones I have around my house. Remember that connectors age and may loosen up over time, which has nothing to do with the headset.
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Dear Jennifer, Thanks for your inquire, This headset could work with iphone5. Thank you. Patuoxun
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We had older headsets (that we loved) that had 2.5 mm jack that we wanted to use with a new iPhone. The headsets were comfortable and work really well, but the pin size wrong for a newer phone. This adapter did the trick. The adapter does work in stereo (notice the multiple lines on the pin), however if your original headset is mono, I don't think you can get stereo sound on it with an adapter.We have no issues hearing or talking on the phone using the adapter. I do a lot of over-the-phone training at work - and have gotten very good feedback on how clearly I am heard when using the adapter and my headset. We had older headsets (that we loved) that had 2.5 mm jack that we wanted to use with a new iPhone. The headsets were comfortable and work really well, but the pin size wrong for a newer phone. This adapter did the trick. The adapter does work in stereo (notice the multiple lines on the pin), however if your original headset is mono, I don't think you can get stereo sound on it with an adapter.We have no issues hearing or talking on the phone using the adapter. I do a lot of over-the-phone training at work - and have gotten very good feedback on how clearly I am heard when using... » Read More We had older headsets (that we loved) that had 2.5 mm jack that we wanted to use with a new iPhone. The headsets were comfortable and work really well, but the pin size wrong for a newer phone. This adapter did the trick. The adapter does work in stereo (notice the multiple lines on the pin), however if your original headset is mono, I don't think you can get stereo sound on it with an adapter.We have no issues hearing or talking on the phone using the adapter. I do a lot of over-the-phone training at work - and have gotten very good feedback on how clearly I am heard when using the adapter and my headset. « Show Less
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This is a monophonic device. It says it has "2 channels" but that's referring to radio channels to help with radio noise interference. You should get an adapter like this that splits the iPhone / iPod plug into separate mic and headphone plugs --> StarTech.com Headset adapter for headsets with separate headphone / microphone plugs - 3.5mm 4 position to 2x 3 position 3.5mm M/F . You'd plug the receiver's output into the mic plug of this adapter (both 3.5 mm), then use the wireless transmitter pack with the included Lav mic.
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NO! It does not. I bought this with the same intention -- to use my iPhone headset to make Skype calls on my computer. But this adapter is designed for older headsets (with 2.5mm plugs), not the most commonly used 3.5mm plugs on today's smart phones.
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If you are working with a RJ22 phone jack and have a headset that is 2.5 yes it should work fine !
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Yes, I've sold hundreds of these headsets and this will work great! Plantronics.com will help coordinate the phone and headset. Go to "Support" and then click "compatibility guide" for an overview. Let me know if you need any additional assistance! Good luck Ritesource
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If you didn't try the headset converter, then don't bother. Good chance it won't work and will short your line.
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This headset has a 2.5 mm plug for a wireless telephone, and you can get an adaptor on Amazon: Malcom Distributors 2.5mm Female to 3.5mm Male 3 rings Jack Stereo Adapter On/Off enabled - Convert 2.5 mm Stereo Cell Phone Headset to 3.5 mm MP3 Stereo Earpiece Earphones Input Jack for iPhone 1G 3G 3Gs, Blackberry, Motorola Droid, Palm Pixi, HTC Eris Nexus One to use with an iPhone, iPad etc.
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If the mic works on your phone as-is, then it should work. If it dosen't, this device won't help. This isn't a converter. It puts out the same signals on the same pins as the input device. The only purpose this adapter serves is to save space: you can plug in a straight cable into a tight space that won't allow a straight cable.
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Use something like this if you want to do that and just plug into the mic input D & K Exclusives® PC Headset to 3.5mm Smartphone Adapter: Convert Dual 3.5mm to 3.5mm, PC Computer Headset to iPhone, Blackberry, Droid, Palm, Samsung, LG, HTC