Blackberry headset ?
31 May 2009, 12:38 PM
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Blackberry headset ?
I recently bought a genuine blackberry Bluetooth headset from a Vodafone store.On the box it says for all blackberry phones,but after trying to charge it I found that the headset was only for a mini USB and the phone its self takes a much smaller plug.I got my money back ok but I was wondering if any body else has had the same problem? The guys in the shop looked at me like I was dumb 
and after about 10 minutes of trying to get it to work at the back of the shop said nothing and sorted the refund 
Can anyone recommend a good head set for this phone? has to be light and easy to use and if possible can charge from the car and not just a mains power.
Cheers Gonzo...
and after about 10 minutes of trying to get it to work at the back of the shop said nothing and sorted the refund Can anyone recommend a good head set for this phone? has to be light and easy to use and if possible can charge from the car and not just a mains power.
Cheers Gonzo...
31 May 2009, 12:51 PM
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Im lost.
A bluetooth headset thats not compatible with your BB because it uses Mini USB ?
Whats its USB connection got to do with its compatability via bluetooth with a phone?
Most Bluetooth headsets will work with a BB I would say. My Nokia one does.
A bluetooth headset thats not compatible with your BB because it uses Mini USB ?
Whats its USB connection got to do with its compatability via bluetooth with a phone?
Most Bluetooth headsets will work with a BB I would say. My Nokia one does.
31 May 2009, 01:06 PM
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You can get mini usb to micro usb converters on Ebay etc, I have a couple and they do the job well.
31 May 2009, 02:31 PM
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Like G00ner says, get a little adapter. I rarely have to charge mine during the day though, but then im not very popular lol
In fairness I dont think there is anything wrong with the way its been sold. Suitable/ compatible is usually in reference to connection and not charging.
31 May 2009, 04:12 PM
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Thanks guys
I have just bought one of the adaptors off Ebay Cheers Gooner.
Snazy I know what you mean about how its sold but I do think they should mention that the only way to charge it is via a computer or you have to purchase an adaptor lead from another source
I have just bought one of the adaptors off Ebay
Cheers Gooner.Snazy I know what you mean about how its sold but I do think they should mention that the only way to charge it is via a computer or you have to purchase an adaptor lead from another source
31 May 2009, 04:18 PM
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Was there no charger with it then? That's a bit naughty of them surely. Especially considering the idea of a blackberry is to be away from a pc more lol.
Saw a cool new pouch for the BB's the other day, built in charger so keeps the BB topped up.
Saw a cool new pouch for the BB's the other day, built in charger so keeps the BB topped up.
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Pouch charger sounds like a good idea haven't seen one of those,I just bought another battery from Bay only £6.00 I keep it in the original pouch
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