IOGEAR Wireless Bluetooth Headphones for iPod

(MPN: GBIPODKIT)

Description: IOGEAR's Stereo Headphone Kit with Bluetooth wireless technology designed for iPod and iPod Mini eliminates headphone cords by incorporating the latest Bluetooth technology. Enjoy music or other audio up to 66 feet from your iPod, in beauti.... Read More

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Date Reviewed: 05/15/2007
kasidid Member Since: Aug 2006 View Member's: Reviews Product Experience: 2 Weeks	Happy with it Strengths: Wireless Weaknesses: Cheap plastic Summary: I bought this item in order to listen to MP3 songs from my T-Mobile MDA. I had no chance to try the iPod transmitter. The sound quality is acceptable for the price I paid. Battery life is 5-6 hours. Device pairing is very easy. The serial number was printed on the paper sticker which is easy to peel off and your warranty will be void. My other concern is the quality of the plastic and its joints. One problem is that I need to place my phone as close as to the headphone. It loses signal when I place them 0.5m far from each other. However, I think the problem is from cellphone, not headphone. 100% of People (1/1) found this review helpful. Was this review helpful or unhelpful for you? Report this as inappropriate. There are no comments for this review. Post a comment.

Date Reviewed: 01/31/2007
N/A Member Since:	Works great Strengths: comfortable; good range; battery life is decent; included charging system works via USB or AC Weaknesses: looks? Summary: I use these to listen to my MP3 player, and they work great. I love jumping on the elliptical while the MP3 player is on the couch and listening to music without worrying about wires, or where to clip the player. I even walk upstairs and only have connection problems with I am in the opposite corner of the house (with several walls an floor in between). They do look a little bulky on, but they are comfortable. The included charger is awesome--one end with dual barrel connectors (for charging the transmitter and headphones simultaneously) and the other is standard USB. Even cooler, it includes an AC Adapter that has a USB port, so you can charge them from your computer OR an outlet! I got this on a xmas-type sale, so I got them for a bonafide steal (it had to be--I wasn't sure I would like them), but knowing how much I like them now, I would be willing to pay more for them. Recommended! 80% of People (4/5) found this review helpful. Was this review helpful or unhelpful for you? Report this as inappropriate. There are no comments for this review. Post a comment.

Date Reviewed: 06/07/2007
N/A Member Since: Product Experience: 60 Days	good sound, but uncomfortable and sadly breakable Strengths: Good sound, controls iPod mini reliably, good battery life Weaknesses: Headband is uncomfortable and weak, sound skips in a2dp enabled Treo 750 Summary: Headband is uncomfortable and snapped in two after a few weeks, sound constantly skips when using with my a2dp enabled Treo 750. Sound is very good with iPod mini and the controls work very well. Won't automatically find and hookup to my Treo even after pairing. The next time you start the headphones, you have to go into the Treo's bluetooth controller to find the phones. Was this review helpful or unhelpful for you? Report this as inappropriate. There are no comments for this review. Post a comment.