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Arjun is offline Arjun
2007-02-09 , 01:30
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The I-Pod Bud Headsets seems to work fine with Nokia 770. Perhaps someone should try these with Nokia N800 as well. This would mean that anyone who already has an I-Pod will not have the need to buy another Headset.
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Milhouse is offline Milhouse
2007-02-09 , 02:16
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They work with the N800. Why anyone would want to use them is beyond me though - the most uncomfortable headphones I've ever used, with the added bonus of turning you into a mugger magnet!
 
Adam in NYC is offline Adam in NYC
2007-02-09 , 14:27
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I use the Koss headphones and the sound is awesome out of them.
 
iFrank is offline iFrank
2007-02-09 , 15:25
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I don't have a N800, yet. OTOH, I have a pair of not cheap headphones that I use with 770. Considering the presence of microphone connector, would those headphones work with N800?
I saw posts about mono sound or pushing the jack to get stereo, but nothing conclusive; so, a little insight is appreciated
 
Zolt is offline Zolt
2007-02-25 , 16:00
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I just purchased the Bose Quiet Comfort 3 headphones and there is an awful distortion. The noise comes on with event sounds, Internet radio and MP3 playback. The headphones work with every other device I own and the N800 seems to work with all of my other headsets. Just wanted to see if anyone else has tried the N800with noise canceling headsets or earbuds.
 
Zolt is offline Zolt
2007-02-25 , 18:02
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Never mind my previous post. the answer was already posted. I just tried using the airline adapter and everything works fine. http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...hp/t-4101.html
 
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2007-02-25 , 18:53
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I havr a pair of Shure E5c's and they work fine.
 
Rocketman is offline Rocketman
2007-02-25 , 22:43
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Here is an associated question. I have a n800 and would like to find 3rd party headphones that will work in a similar fashion to the Nokia provided ones; having both stereo audio our and microphone in one unit. I find the Nokia ones are very difficult to carry around, as they alway get tangled and the ear protector on mine are always falling apart.
 
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2007-02-25 , 22:52
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I was aware that the N800 had a built in, integrated mic/headphone functionality. I thought the jack was only for headphones.
 
Rocketman is offline Rocketman
2007-02-25 , 23:29
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The N800 has built in stereo speakers, as well as a built in microphone. However, for effective use of VOIP software, you really want a headset. The Nokia supplied headphones have stereo earbuds, as well as a built in microphone on the cord. The 1/8th inch audio jack will accept and work fine with any standard three conductor stereo headphones, but has contacts for a forth conductor to provide for a microphone as well.

Here is a picture of a standard heaphone connector (on the left) and the one on Nokia's headphone w mic combo (on the right).

 
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