Seidio Mini USB to 3.5mm Adapter for HTC Imagio User Reviews

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Excellent product

User: Patsy K Chiasson, Oct 21, 2010

Pros: small good fit both connectors
Cons: none

Use this with waterproof system listening to music and FM phone radio. Contacts are stable without any breaks due to loose connections.

Does what it says

User: x q, Dec 22, 2008

This adapter simply lets you connect standard headphones to your tilt. You want this straight one over the curved one, because that elbow blocks the stylus!

Says very clearly that its just audio, no data or charging. Which is perfect if you just want headphones. If youre going to wire this to your car or home stereo, though, youll want to buy the adapter thats only a couple dollars more that lets you connect the audio out wire and also your car/home charger!

GREAT Product!!

User: james n, Oct 22, 2008

Pros: easy to use
Cons: none

Works with the adapter that comes with the phone. I can listen to internet radio through my aux input with this item. Now it would have been smarter for HTC to make a headphone jack built right in the phone but thats just too easy.

Great Adapter!

User: Richard Barnett, Oct 16, 2008

Pros: The adapter is used on my Verizon XV6900. Sounds great with my Bose Earbuds! This shipping was fast!
Cons: Shipping cost could of been cheaper. They sent the product in a big envelope about eight times the size.

I would purchase this product. Looks nice and sleek.

Exactly what I wanted

User: David Jimerson, Sep 15, 2008

Pros: Small with a short cord
Cons: -

The Seidio fits firmly on both ends and connects my Bose headphones to my tilt phone beautifully.

Not Duriable

User: Daniel Pachieco, Jun 16, 2009

Pros: Good Sound
Cons: Doesnt last very long

Ive has this thing for about 5 month and the adapter is already broken. About a week ago i start to notice that one side of my headphones didnt have sound. So I plugged it into my computer and it was working fine. Then i was 100 sure it was the adapter when it just start to go bad. Depending on the position of the wire it would stop working and now its just completely broken. I later took it apart and saw that the wires on the inside were torn apart and not connected. They need to make a more durable product.

Doesnt Last Long

User: Ben Jimen, Aug 18, 2008

Pros: Works for a week or so...
Cons: Works for a week or so...

The connectors on each end are non-molded meaning the cable is pushed into an openings at each end to connect with the male and female plugs. With the resulting give, and looseness of the cable, it eventually gives way and the audio suddenly starts cutting of and on when the connector is pulled, jiggled, etc.

One of the first things I learned in systems admin was to purchase network patch cables with molded ends, wish someone designing these adapters had learned the same lesson -- Ive not yet been able to find one :(