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    NOKIA AD-50 Headset adapter - Nokia 2.5mm Male to 3.5mm Audio Adapter
    Wireless (Nokia)


    Nokia

    List Price: $0.00
    Price: $2.19


    • This Nokia AD-50 Stereo hands-free audio adapter takes you even further by giving you a means to plug-in your own Stereo Headset using a stereo 3.5 mm (1/8 inch) jack
    • Nokia AD-50 Stereo hands-free audio adapter is the 2.5 mm male plug to 3.5 mm (1/8 inch) audio jack adapter piece only, and not the Stereo hands-free headset.
    • Not compatible with Stereo headsets that independently adjust the volume. NOT compatible with all 2.5mm Headset Phone Models
    Nokia Audio Adapter Cable Stick AD52 3.5mm(F) to 2.5mm(M)
    CE (Nokia)


    Nokia

    List Price: $7.99
    Price: $4.31
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    • Lightweight
    • This is a TRRS Connector plug
    • Stick style adapter plug
    Universal Car Audio Cassette Adapter, Black
    CE (eForcity)


    eForcity

    Price: $3.27


    • Spring-loaded cassette head helps maintain contact with cassette player's head for clear sound.
    • Now whether you are going down the block or cross-country, you will have plenty of music for the whole trip with this adapter.
    • Cassette-shaped Interface inserts into your car's tape deck. Mini-plug inserts into your iPod®/CD Player/MiniDisk Player headphone jack.
    OEM Nokia 2.5mm Jack to 3.5mm Handsfree adapter ( AD-61 )
    Wireless (Nokia)


    Nokia

    List Price: $14.99
    Price: $0.01
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    • New sold in bulk packaging.
    • Factory Original Nokia Product
    • Use any standard 3.5mm headset with your Nokia Phone
    Nokia 3.5MM HEADSET ADAPTER ( AD-15 )
    Wireless (Nokia)


    Nokia

    List Price: $19.95
    Price: $5.49
    You Save: $14.46 (72%)

    • The adapter lets you listen to FM radio or music tracks with stereo headphones.
    • Standard 3.5 mm plug available in environmentally friendly bulk packaging
    • The adapter does not contain a microphone, so you need to unplug the adapter for making or receiving a phone call.

I have a nokia 6630 and a headphone adapter, help!?

Mar 17, 2007 by Omair | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

When i insert the headphone adapter (which allows me to use any 3.5mm headphone or speaker using the female headphone port) It doesnt work, I need to press it in hard and hold it for it to work which is annoying. So I thought maybe I could cut the line

you need to know the which wires coming from mobile to female part, if you could figure out that than it will work for sure....be very careful while cutting the "headphone adapter", enjoy

Scoute M | Mar 17, 2007

unboxing headphone adapter for my nokia e71 2,5 - 3,5 mm jack

unboxing headphone adapter for my nokia e71 2,5 - 3,5 mm jack

Apple iPhone 5 Review

20.05.13

The biggest issue I have with the iPhone 5 is the switch to the nano-SIM. As if the micro-SIM was anyways too big, this switch doesn’t make any logical sense. Compounding to the problem are our hapless mobile operators who either have no idea what a nano-SIM is, or do not help. For example, the Airtel customer care on the phone has no idea about this SIM. Walk into an Airtel Store, and they tell you straightaway that they’ll cut a nano-SIM for us, but will be only available on a post-paid connection. They also refused to chop the SIM of an existing Airtel prepaid connection as well.

Finally, to test the iPhone 5, I had to resort to ordering a nano-SIM cutter on ebay.in and chopped down one of the existing test SIM cards we had. Just to clarify, we used a Vodafone SIM card when the dust settled. This is quite a pain to implement. But, as pointed out by one consumer, what happens if my SIM card suddenly malfunctions when I am travelling to some city within India, where you may not necessarily get a nano-SIM? And we have to agree with that logic, considering these SIMs are not easily available even in the metro cities! Apple should consider the global scenario before deploying any new ideas. They may be able to ensure the operators in the U.S. offer the necessary services, but what about the rest of the world? Surely this is something to ponder for the wizards in Cupertino. And the mobile service operators in India surely need to do some introspection, with shame writ large on their faces.

Source: Digit