Palm Hybrid Headset/Headphones for Centro, Treo

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Product Description

The Palm Hybrid Headset/Headphones for Centro, Treo 755p, Treo 750, Treo 700p, Treo 700wx, Treo 700w, Treo 680, Treo 650, or Treo 600 is a headset that also doubles as a set of headphones. The headset comes with a microphone and a one-touch button, and has been designed to plug directly into your Treo.

This single headset allows you to do a variety of things such as listen to music, be alerted of an incoming call, and answer and hang up calls with a one-touch button.

The omni-directional Electret condenser microphone lets you speak clearly while the 96dB Dynamic Receiver helps you hear even in noisy rooms. Plus, the durable, break-resistant cord is designed to last.

Headset Features

Headset that also doubles as a set of headphones
It comes with microphone, and one touch button
High performance speakers for best sound quality
Light weight, comfortable in-the-ear design for discrete listening.
Plugs directly into your Centro, Treo 755p, Treo 750, Treo 700p, Treo 700wx, Treo 700w, Treo 680, Treo 650, or Treo 600 headset jack
2.5 mm plated L-shaped Stereo plug

In MP3 Mode:

Listen to MP3 music with crisp, clear sound
The incoming call ring tone will be played in both ear buds

In Hands-Free Mode:

Answer and end phone calls with the one touch button
Listen to phone conversation in both ear buds

Note: Some functions may not work with all devices

User Ratings & Opinions

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Practically Perfect

User: Paul Okada, May 30, 2007

Pros: Earbuds sound fine, mic picks up well, button is very convenient, y-shape is the best form factor.
Cons: Cord is too long when Treo is at belt level.

I use this headset all the time. The y-shaped cord allows me to drape one side against the back of my neck which then leaves the microphone and button nearby on the left side. The sound of the earbuds is fine and they are comfortable as long as a foam covering is used. The mic picks up my voice just fine. With my Treo 755P, I am able to answer and hang up calls by just pressing the button. PTunes automatically stops when an incoming call comes in and it restarts when I hang up. Since this is a wired unit, there are no issues with recharging batteries or bluetooth interfaces. I am bummed that Headset Control is not compatible with my 755P but am hopeful that this functionality will one day be incorporated into PTunes or updated by Jwhidden.

the ear piece is way too large

User: fff toppoker, May 21, 2008

Pros: ear piece and mouth piece clarity
Cons: ear piece way way way too big

the quality of the ear piece and mic is reasonable, however, the ear piece is way too big, as a result it keeps falling off especially if you do anything that involves any movement with the head.

bad design

User: scott barrett, Mar 13, 2008

Pros: -
Cons: earbuds too large, wire configuration bad

i think that the earbuds are too large. they tend to fall out of your ear. also, the wires from the volume/answer button is going the wrong way. it tends to get caught up and pull out of your ear. the long wire, coming from the volume, should be coming out the opposite way. this would make it much easier. or maybe put the mic lower and have even length wires going to each ear.

Button/answer never worked

User: Andrew Beach, May 8, 2007

Pros: No adapter required, fit in ears nicely without falling out
Cons: Never worked as a headset, hard to find button

I was excited to receive these headphones that I could walk/jog using and when I got calls, I could answer and continue walking and the music would be paused to answer the phone. The small (and I mean small) button that you would use to activate the call was hard to find in a hurry (especially if your Treo is in an atheletic case or your pocket, you can't get to it fast enough without dropping the call--or the phone!). The few times I did find the button, I could hear the caller at the other end just fine, but when I spoke they could never hear me...I even tried leaving myself a voicemail from a quiet room and the mic right next to my mouth and nothing registered except "are you still there?" My $9 philips headphones with an adapter do this already. I encourage you to look for an alternate headphone..one that I haven't had time to find yet.