2.5mm to 3.5mm Stereo Earphone Adapter Cable with Microphone (71cm Cable)

Pros: Very surprised, I own a Nokia E66 with a 2.5" connector and this adapter with microphone is actually what I was looking for to get rid of the original headphones.
The length of the cable is perfect (78 cm from the end of the 2.5 male jack to the 3.5 female jack) to have the phone in the trouser's pocket and clip it in the shirt.
It also feels solid, well made and the microphone has good enough quality (at least in a quiet environment, have not tried elsewhere).

Cons: Nothing actually

Other: The best and cheapest 2.5" to 3.5" adapter I could imagine. And it has even a built-in microphone!

Pros: worked perfectly with my nokia 3120 classic, ant that phone with this actually sounds very good, as good as quality mp3/etc players.

Cons: now it doesn't work, witch could be my fault, since i never nurture my stuff, i'm more like an "if it can broken, it should, then i get something witch can't be." kind of guy. it did. so i'm just now looking for the cable-less microphone-less version, witch is a shame, because i did like to take phone call on my quality headphone, and ear monitor. it's just better than any headset.

Other: get it, look after it. if it breaks consider buying it again. great stuff. doesn't look cheap, but not fancy.

Pros: Ok lost my first one, This is my replacement.
CHEEP and good size form factor.
the innards are normal parts you would find elce were but way cost effective as a hole than buying part for part

Cons: It is not wired up for stereo but will drive both headphone speakers the cable is set up of the mono wirering for a NOKIA. Do not expect stereo

Other: Yes I would buy one again! my modified one works so well and looks like it was meant to be. So what did I do?
I used an old Nokia Mono headset for its wires and connector, Removed the DX one and re soldered it up together.

Pros: - Price. The local stores would probably take 50$ for something similar.
- Lets you use your own 3,5mm headset for your cellphone with 2,5mm connector.
- Built-in mic and button to answer, so you don't have to disconnect the headset when someone's calling.

Cons: Not mouch. The plug that goes into the cell phone is angled at 45 degrees, not 90. Takes a little space in the pocket

Other: If you have a cell phone with a 2,5mm connector you should get this.

Pros: - Workes for my Nokia E71.
- 2.5 to 3.5 adapter- importent for Nokia devices
- The mic is pretty good
- This is the only prodcut I could fine which is an adapter + mic WITHOUT built in earphones suitable for Nokia, so you can plug your own (high quality) earphones and use it as a hands free for you cell.

Cons: - Very low build quality, mic stopped working after a month.
- Looks cheap and pretty ugly..
- The buttong for answer/end a call doesn't always work

Other: Get 2 or 3 of these if you order it. I first bought one to try it out and check if it works for me, the mic stopped working after a month so I ordered two more.

Pros: It's an excellent piece of equipment for the price - hard to go past. I really like being able to use whichever headphones suit at the time - I particularly like that I'm not restricted to Nokia earbuds which I find uncomfortable and not particularly good sound quality. The build quality is pretty good - there were a few rough edges, but for a buck eighty it's very solid and the button action is clean and easy to use.

Cons: Nothing major. I like using my phone as an mp3 player, and one of the two jacks I bought doesn't transmit some frequencies to the headphones properly - missing a few harmonies on some tracks! Very odd. But I bought two, expecting that at this price there might be some flaws. Both jacks I bought work perfectly for handsfree phone calls - one is very slightly odd with music playback. I still call that a win.

Other: Definitely worth purchasing.

Pros: 1. Both sides of the headphones work.
2. Microphone works really well.
3. I can control my music/phone with the button. I use headset control (a palm app in order to play/pause skip songs).

Cons: 1. The plug is not the plug design shown...it was boxy and I had to whittle it down with a knife. Worked well after that.

Other: Buy this, even though some say that it is not stereo. I don't even notice. For my usage on the palm centro, I don't care.

Pros: It's very cheap, that's the best thing I can say about it. The sound quality is good and so is the microphone. It's really a very simple thing.

Cons: The build quality is not good. I'm afraid it would break if kept for too long in my bag.

Other: It's working well and it's very cheap. Don't think it can get cheaper than this. If only it was built better...

Pros: - The microphone is really good, fine sensitivity, had no problem doing calls with this.
- The length of this cable is perfect for me – I could have my phone in my pants and it would reach to the top of my T-shirt just fine. The length of the cable was 75 cm on mine.

Cons: - I actually bought 3 of those and all of them suffered from the same problem – they somehow filter out some frequencies. This was particularly annoying when listening to progressive rock/metal where I could hear almost everything except for guitars using one specific effect etc.

Other: An almost-perfect gadget. The main con brutally reduces its usefulness for music listening. If you want an item for this purpose, I suggest sku.21791.

Pros: * good connectors. * very good sound quality (no distortion to the original sound quality at all). * the sound is stereo. * good clip. * a button that allows to answer/end a call, and also to switch songs when using the phone's music player.

Cons: * there is an annoying crackling noise from the microphone (only on phone-calls).

Other: if you would use it mainly to listen to music via regular 3.5mm headphones, but it.