Does this adapter support Sony Bluetooth headset DR-BT21G ?
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Call Sony direct and ask them. I don't think so. It supports some of the Sony digital voice recorders.
1506667
The adapter doesn't work with any headset I've tried using it with. turtle beach, tritton, or logitech.
1774084
I tried a spare generic Bluetooth adapter, that I had lying around, on my Ooma and it didn't work (works fine on my PC, so it's not a hardware failure). According to the Ooma user forums, they've apparently changed their firmware to only work with the Ooma-branded adapter. Costs more than a generic, but the company makes money from hardware sales and optional services, not the basic phone service, so I can't begrudge them the sale.
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No it does not have the adapter. I purchased Jabra 1005143 Netcom Qd To 2.5MM Stereo Plug from Amazon. Works great and I love this headset. Hope you do too!
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Yes and no. It has an audio output. If your Bluetooth headset has an audio input, then yes it will work. If your Bluetooth headset has a USB input, then no it will not work. It only has a mini-USB port. If you use a male mini-USB to female USB it might connect. Will it work? I have no idea, but I won't bank on it.
515889
That sony radio has a 3.5mm head-phone port. So yes the Sony MDRXB60EX buds will work with it.
654228
This is not an adapter, but an actual Bose BT headphone. the BT is built into the headphone so you can't remove it and stick it in a QC15. What you can do is Sony makes a BT adapter that works with any stereo mini-plug. It cost about $40.00 and you can buy them from eBay
2283990
Thanks for your asking, this item can support A2DP V1.2 and it is Bluetooth V2.0+EDR.
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http://www.amazon.com/Plantronics-69520-01-Adapter-Lighter-Voyager/dp/B000CH5M2M/ref=pd_bxgy_cps_img_y
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Hi; I just received my Sony DR-BT21IK/B, and it does indeed have a mic. I bought these headphones (in part) because I had hoped to use them for Skype with my gen 2 iPod Touch. So far, though, I cannot figure out how to make the microphone work properly when making a call with Skype. When placing or receiving a call on the iPod Touch using the Skype app, a warning message telling me that I should hook up a microphone pops up, and it won't let me place or receive the call until I dismiss the message. The operating instructions that came with the headset have not proved helpful with this problem, and I do not see any relevant settings on my iPod itself. Actually, I came back to this site in the hopes that there would already be a relevant discussion thread letting me know what I should do, but it looks like you and I may be just starting the troubleshooting. I do not know if this problem is related to the fact that the current generation of iPod software does not include Bluetooth support. I do not know if this problem is remediable. I do not know if there is a simple fix for this that I am missing. I would welcome support from any more tech savvy folks out there.
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It SHOULD work, but the one I bought was broken. If you don't have the headset adapter yet just buy one of those, one comes in the box and it works.
555279
The headset you refer to uses 3.5mm connectors, such as the iPhone or any of the Android phones. This adaptor converts a 2.5mm connector, such as the old Symbian Nokia phones used. You need a different adaptor. And, whether it's the adaptor or my laptop, I can't get it to work for the microphone jack. I've actually gone to using a USB microphone (Audio Technica ATR2100) and a set of earbuds. But I needed that for other uses, anyway.
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I haven't tested it yet with v2.00-v2.01 yet but before v2.00 it does not connect what so ever due to Sony not allowing us to use blutooth for our own good as of yet.
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The comparable Bluetooth adapter is the Pioneer CD-BTB200 and it is listed as discontinued by the manufacturer. They can still be sourced on line.
1603311
Yes. I have that same setup. You just need to make sure and get the USB bluetooth tranciever from Plantronics. I had to buy mine seperately from the headset but some are sold together with the headset.
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Behrouz, assuming by your question, you are looking for a Bluetooth adapter WITH an AC adapter. I tried the Sony Bluetooth Adapter and could not get it to sync with the Jlab's Go bluetooth headset that I had after hours of trying. So I bought the Miccus (maybe mispelled) Bluetooth Adapter and synced up immediately to my headset and works could around the house, 2000 sq ft and outside. I wouldn't go with the Sony unless your headset has a way to input a passcode. Purchase the Miccus.
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Unless there is something strange w/ that specific model, it should work. Its a standard bluetooth dongle. Works w/ my cheap bluetooth headphones.