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AT&T Tilt with Headphones?
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Posted by: MadDog5145

Do I need to buy anything extra to hook-up my headphones with the Tilt?

And on a completely different note, are there any screen protectors included, or do I have to buy that too? And if so, any recommendations on which ones?

Thanks.

Posted by: MSarasin

That depends on the type of headphones that you already own. If you own headphones with the HTC miniUSB adapter, than no, you can plug your headphones directly into the miniUSB plug. If you use bluetooth headphones, they will work also. If you are talking about headphones that you could plug into a walkman or mp3 player with a 1/8" male stereo plug, then you would need to purchase an adapter. If you have really old headphones with a 1/4" stereo plug, then you would need a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter as well as the 1/8" to miniUSB adapter.
Since I am assuming that you are talking about standard 1/8" headphones, the simple answer is yes, you would need an 1/8" to miniUSB adapter, since the Tilt does not have a standard headphone/headset jack and all physical i/o connections are done via miniUSB.

There is 1 screen protector included with the Tilt.

-Matt

Posted by: MadDog5145

Arg, whats the point of having multimedia capabilities without a 3.5mm jack or at least supplying the appropriate adapter

Posted by: x26

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Originally Posted by MadDog5145

Arg, whats the point of having multimedia capabilities without a 3.5mm jack or at least supplying the appropriate adapter

How dare you inject LOGIC into "Marketing" decisions??

Posted by: x26

Why didn't they include a headset??

Posted by: Kash04

you can find a ton on ebay

just dont get the motorola ones t hey dont work

Posted by: Gumbochief_00

$6 + $6 shipping from this place. Got mine delivered in 3 days

Works great. No hissing like you can get with poor quality ones.
http://store.wmexperts.com/content/...73-75--2373.htm

Also picked up a Krusell case from here