Stereo Headset (wired) question

[Antboy]

Hi,

After trying about half a dozen mono and stereo bluetooth headsets each with their pluses and minuses, I've decided to stick with a wired set.

Does anyone know if there's a solution available like the boxwave dual adapter that allows handsfree use as well as your own 3.5mm stereo headphones? Boxwave doesn't currently support the 8125 though I've put in a request.

http://www.boxwave.com/products/dualadapter/index.htm

I've seen the adapter from PocketPCtechs (from another thread here) but that's geared more towards auto use.

Barring a Boxwave like adapter kit, are there any replacement wired headsets that someone could recommend?

[pdmath]

http://www.seidioonline.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=230

[cushcalc]

Hi,

After trying about half a dozen mono and stereo bluetooth headsets each with their pluses and minuses, I've decided to stick with a wired set.

Does anyone know if there's a solution available like the boxwave dual adapter that allows handsfree use as well as your own 3.5mm stereo headphones? Boxwave doesn't currently support the 8125 though I've put in a request.

http://www.boxwave.com/products/dualadapter/index.htm

I've seen the adapter from PocketPCtechs (from another thread here) but that's geared more towards auto use.

Barring a Boxwave like adapter kit, are there any replacement wired headsets that someone could recommend?

I got adapters on eBay that worked fine, with microphone and volume control, much cheaper than the one on www.seidioonline.com (http://www.seidioonline.com).

I also highly recommend the Shure i2c-T headset that is recommended for the Treo - works great with Wizards - awesome sound (in-ear plugs with dual speakers in each ear), very sturdy - can use Voice Command but do have to press button on the Wizard to activate.