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Should We Use HandsFree with Sony Ericsson K-700i? |
carkitter
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I've stopped using the K700i headphones also because they work intermittantly and it takes forever to untangle the cables. They have good sound quality when they work. I use the speaker now instead.
Will K700i handsfree profile support Bluetooth headphones? Anyone tried this?
Sorry, I'm not Pakistani 
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Evil Eye
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IMO. You should use them, for better sound quality...
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renxiangster
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common, the handsfree is not that tangled up then any othr handsfree( sold in Singapore) and there has been no problem. If your handsfree not working, read this thread. http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=96951#post1323305 |
usman_jamil
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Any Pakistani Out There???
Visit Pakistani's at:
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=100424#post1377688
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Do You All Know That 14-August-2005 is Pakistan's Independence Day?
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carkitter
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On 2005-08-10 04:58:32, renxiangster wrote:
common, the handsfree is not that tangled up then any othr handsfree( sold in Singapore)...
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Yes that's true but not a problem for BT headphones which is why I asked the question.
As a person who used to install and service carkits, I know all about keeping the pins on the bottom of the phone clean. BTW, you should never use a pin or needle to clean the pins as that thread suggests, you should only use Isopropyl Alcohol on a cotton bud to clean them.
The problem with my headphones is either:
1) The speaker wire(s) contain an intermittant open circuit due to thier fragile nature.
2) There is an intermittant fault with one of the earbud speakers.
I suspect #1 to be the case. It doesn't surprise me, I didn't expect them to last long.
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Posted: 2005-08-10 03:46
