Best Bluetooth headphones for iPod Touch and phone?

[G5Unit]

I just bought an ipod touch And I am finding that I am in the need for a pair of wireless headphones. Now i know that there is no bluetooth on my ipod but I was wondering if this is at all possible:

A bluetooth dongle for the iPod that works with A2DP headphones which could be used foe my phone. To sum it up I would want to attach the dongle to my iPod but then when I am listen to music through my phone, I would like to use the integrated Bluetooth. What are my options? Perferably for around $100 or less. Thank you!



First post from iPod btw.

 

[aeropix]

http://www.etymotic.com/ephp/er88.aspx

 

[jmpage2]

http://www.etymotic.com/ephp/er88.aspx

No offense, but I wouldn't be caught dead wearing those things. Not to mention that for the $300 they cost with an adapter you could get yourself some real headphones, like the Shure E500 or the Livewires.

 

[skalman]

I just bought an ipod touch And I am finding that I am in the need for a pair of wireless headphones. Now i know that there is no bluetooth on my ipod but I was wondering if this is at all possible:

A bluetooth dongle for the iPod that works with A2DP headphones which could be used foe my phone. To sum it up I would want to attach the dongle to my iPod but then when I am listen to music through my phone, I would like to use the integrated Bluetooth. What are my options? Perferably for around $100 or less. Thank you!

First post from iPod btw.

This might be what you're looking for

http://www.plantronics.com/north_america/en_US/products/cat1150057/cat5420035/prod29780013

although they seem to be a lot cheaper at Amazon.

 

[bousozoku]

I had created a thread about some Motorola Bluetooth headphones with an iPod adapter a while back. They're about $120 at Sam's Club for both or $100 for the headphones by themselves.

I have no idea about the quality, which is why I posted the thread.

 

[tobenning]

I just bought an ipod touch And I am finding that I am in the need for a pair of wireless headphones. Now i know that there is no bluetooth on my ipod but I was wondering if this is at all possible:

A bluetooth dongle for the iPod that works with A2DP headphones which could be used foe my phone. To sum it up I would want to attach the dongle to my iPod but then when I am listen to music through my phone, I would like to use the integrated Bluetooth. What are my options? Perferably for around $100 or less. Thank you!



First post from iPod btw.

For around $125, you can get the iCombi from Oakley (~$50) and Motorola S9 Bluetooth headset ($75).

http://oakley.com/pd/4280

http://direct.motorola.com/ens/s9/Headset_Home.asp

 

[jmpage2]

I get the feeling that Apple and others might be holding off for a later spec revision of BT before making it a standard feature of regular DAPs.

I have used all sorts of BT gear and in my experience you always get interference.

 

[wongulous]

Do NOT waste your time with the Moto S9s. I'm not even convinced that A2DP with an adapter is a good idea--wait until it's part and parcel with OS X so it's instant and easy.

 

[adiemask]

I'm using the Motorola S705 with a Jabra A125, works brilliantly for me allowing me to have a multiple bluetooth connection with my phone (Nokia N95) and with the 'Touch'. If I get a call the music from the 'Touch' is interupted and after the call picks up where it left off (all automatically). The quality of the music is excellent (as if it's a wired connection).

Hope that was helpful........