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1. How do I use the headphones in a different product then? 2. I have perfectly good headphones and am not buying more. Period. 3. Why would I spend more mone
by cryptoz 9y ago
1. How do I use the headphones in a different product then?
2. I have perfectly good headphones and am not buying more. Period.
3. Why would I spend more money on this for a product I hate? No way am I buying new headphones that I will hate. Bad idea for my sanity.
I will fix the problem by never dealing with a crap phone like this. Next phone will definitely have a headphone jack.
- zimpenfish 9y ago#4 Get a Bluetooth dongle like the TaoTronics TT-BA08 https://www.taotronics.com/taotronics-tt-ba08-bluetooth-4.1-transmitter-receiver-aptX-music-adapter-b.html?__adhoc_split_id__=90389002-eff2-a79f-f261-3172d621acaa https://www.taotronics.com/taotronics-tt-ba08-bluetooth-4.1-...
- cryptoz 9y agoThat sounds awful. I am not buying some something else that I don't want to own just to fix a problem that shouldn't be a problem in the first place. Also that page is a 404.
- zimpenfish 9y agoPage is working fine for me. Ho hum. And no, it's not awful, it's a pragmatic solution to not having to buy new headphones and not having to use a dongle - both of which were complained about :)
- lukeschlather 9y agoIt's a $30 dongle that also needs to be charged. You can get a decent wired headset for $30.
- zimpenfish 9y ago> You can get a decent wired headset for $30. What are you going to plug it into if your phone has no headphone socket? This thread is -specifically- about when you -can't- plug your existing headphones into your phone.
- ryanwaggoner 9y agoOK. Just offering some suggestions, but it seems like you’re more invested in complaining than fixing the problem.