| | |  | Apple Iphone | Home » » » 3.5mm Stereo Headset Hands-free Adapter/ Adaptor with Microphone and Control Button for Apple iPhone 4/ 3GS/ 3G S/ 3G, iTouch iPod Touch I II II IV 1 2 3 4 2nd 3rd 4th Generation | | | | | | | Description: | | Switch MP3 stereo hands-free to cell phone hands-free, add speak function to MP3 stereo hands-free, with switch button, mute, volume control function. When receive a call, the handsfree is Mono-channel only. | | | Features: | |
• Switch MP3 stereo hands-free to cell phone hands-free, you can enjoy MP3 stereo music as well as use MP3 hands-free as a cell phone handsfree
• With Micphone, add speak function to MP3 stereo hands-free
• Switch button, switch from music audio both ears to Mono single ear
• Mute switch, shut down micphone for listening function only
• Volume control, control volume online when switch between MP3 and cellphone
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8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 Good value, works well with iPhoneAug 04, 2008
By T. Blikre
"tblik"
I am using this with my iPhone 3G and Phillips "hook" earphones. Just as advertised, it provides a microphone that allows you to make phone calls with regular stereo earphones or headphones. Calls are in mono (across both ears) and audio such as iPod in stereo. The control pod is about the size of a typical "thumb" drive and includes a microphone (with mute switch), volume wheel and multipurpose push-button. The microphone is surprisingly sensitive, picking up my voice well when clipped to my shirt pocket. It has no noise canceling properties of course, not at this price. The volume wheel works fine on both calls and music. The push-button works as a pickup/hangup while using the phone, and a pause/resume when listening to iPod. I just got it so can't speak to the durability, but the functionality is great for the price.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 GarbageMay 10, 2010
By Matthew L. Cohen
They worked for a few days then they quit. The answer button doesn't work anymore. The volume doesn't actually control the volume on the phone! It is an internal thing on the headphones that can lower the signal at the headphones so you have to turn the volume all the way up on the phone then you can use the headphone adjustment
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Works well with both 2nd and 3rd Gen iPod TouchMay 21, 2010
By TSTBren
I can't speak for the abilities of this product with an iPhone but for the iPod Touch it suits my needs perfectly.
I can use the play / pause button easily when listening to audiobooks, which was my main goal. It was frustrating to have to wake the player up, slide it open and then hit pause while listening to books(or music)and this inexpensive device took care of that frustration easily. It automatically pauses or plays the iPod Touch from it's sleeping state. If only Apple would add an external button for that purpose to the player itself!
The microphone works well for putting voice messages onto the iPod Touch as well. I've had my product for a little more than two months and it is still plenty sturdy to me. But I am very careful with all of my electronic gadgets.
Just as a side note for anyone else using there iPod Touch or iPhone for listening to audiobooks. The application from the App store called "Bookmark" is perfect for any audiobook lover. You can manually bookmark any book as many times as you want, you can also add notes to any of the bookmarks. You can also e-mail the bookmarks to yourself with your notes and the time into the audiobook that the bookmark was made for future reference. It's great for returning to favorite portions or for study purposes etc.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 I like it, sort of...Jul 14, 2009
By dmoneymco
"dmoneymco"
I like the controls for my iphone 3G. I like the volume control. However, the microphone leaves some to be desired. The callers can't hear me. I have to hold the mic up to my mouth for them to understand me.
It works but for how long?Sep 28, 2011
By Henri Roger Savin
This set is functional but it really feel cheap. I have had a few times where the button was not responsive at the first tries. Apart from that, nobody complained when I used it for phone calls and it is fairly cheap.
You can find better, the ATH unit is one that works well along with the Shure set which I believe is not available anymore at this time and also much more expensive.
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