Motorola Razr - wired headset compatible?

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S.P. - 29 Mar 2006 04:37 GMT

I can't find the real answer. Even if I used a bluetooth most of the time,
I can see the need to be able to fall back to wired if necessary. Thanks.

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Ralph Alvy - 29 Mar 2006 05:06 GMT

> I can't find the real answer. Even if I used a bluetooth most of the
> time,
> I can see the need to be able to fall back to wired if necessary. Thanks.

The Razr has no port for a wired headset.

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Ender Wiggins - 29 Mar 2006 05:23 GMT

>> I can't find the real answer. Even if I used a bluetooth most of the
>> time,
>> I can see the need to be able to fall back to wired if necessary. Thanks.
>
>The Razr has no port for a wired headset.

They make one with a USB connector. It's available from places that
can be found with Google.

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Mike S. - 29 Mar 2006 13:59 GMT

>>> I can't find the real answer. Even if I used a bluetooth most of the
>>> time,
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>They make one with a USB connector. It's available from places that
>can be found with Google.

I've tried the Motorola headset with my wife's V3c. The headset is
recognized but does not function.

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RNess - 29 Mar 2006 05:24 GMT

I think I've seen mini-USB headsets?

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S.P. - 29 Mar 2006 13:23 GMT

>I think I've seen mini-USB headsets?

>> The Razr has no port for a wired headset.

Thanks!

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