Original Motorola V3 EMU to 2.5mm Adapter

List Price: $24.99 Discount Price: $0.01

Features:

• th this adapter you can use any universal 2.5mm headset with your V3, SLVR L7 and other models
• is adapter is original equipment made by Motorola
• Convert an mini USB (EMU) jack into a standard 2.5 mm jack opening to enable use of all headsets with standard 2.5mm

Customer Reviews:

It works. [Posted on 2008-03-27]
If you are one of those 2.5mm owners, then get this, it works. It's warm with love and does what is expected of it, like a real partner should be.

love it or hate it... [Posted on 2008-03-31]
i purchased this product based off of what i needed.

i read all the reviews, i got the feeling this is a love it or hate it product.

i do have a favorite hands-free set that i used to use with my LG phone (before all the bluetooths) and now i wanted to recycle the hands-free set with my motorola phone as a backup.

the price of this product was low enough for me to want to try it out.

it's been a month now that i have this adapter and i do use it when i can't locate my bluetooth or when it's charging.

the adapter works well with my kzar, my old hands-free works well with this adapter too.

is it ugly... yes, it is... very ugly. but... it works.

as for the 2.5mm vs. 3.5mm headset, just make sure of the type is a 2.5mm hands-free.

which one is it... i was confused for a little bit too. 3.5mm sets will fit perfect into the audio out on computers, ipod, desk radios, and so forth. i determined mine this way.

all-in-all, this product works well with my kzar and my old hands-free 2.5mm set. i found the price here is alot lower than the motorola web-site. this is a good back-up for me.

Its a monophone output, not a sterio.  [Posted on 2008-04-07]
I wanted to use this with my car sterio, but it doesn't work. Only one side of the car speakers work. Thats when I figured they were not sterio connection. I had purchased two 3.5mm to 2.5mm connectors to connect it to my car sterio which now just lie around at home.

Ghost Calling...RazrV3xx....DON'T BUY [Posted on 2008-07-14]
I bought this product thinking that I could just plug-in one of my old hands-free devices from one of my retired phones so that I could ditch my bluetooth, which is now required in CA on the road.

The connection worked well...until...when I left the phone unattended, with the headset connected, the phone would mysteriously jump to my 'Last Calls' and if still unattended, it would CALL my last dialed number. I don't know what/why/how this happens, but this happened to me many times. I couldn't just leave the headset attached to the phone because it would dial people without me knowing; luckily, it was mostly my wife, so she just heard my horrible singing.

At the same time I bought this product, I also bought a Motorola OneTouch HS700 - Headset and have never experienced the same issue. I have a RazrV3xx, so don't know if the issue is specific to this phone, or others, too, but I won't be using it again.

It's ok [Posted on 2008-08-13]
I wasn't aware that a 2.5 mm plug was a charger size not a normal headphone plug size. I was hoping to use headphones I already have to listen to music from the phones mp3 player. They're apparently not 2.5mm. Now I have to either buy the headphones that work with this phone, (which suck!) which would eliminate the need for this adapter, or buy another pair of headphones with the correct jack size to use with the adapter. That should have been made more clear.

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