Smartphone Experts Mini USB Stereo Adapter for HTC Touch Pro2 (US Cellular) User Reviews

Perfect for Headphones

User: Nik , Jul 20, 2008

Ive purchased two of these, one for my car so I can stream music through my stereo and one for the office so I can use headphones. As soon as I received these I tested both and both were found to work perfectly! No holding headphones in them, no popping out as other described. Much appreciated. Exactly what I needed for my Tilt.

so so

User: ryan Samec, Aug 6, 2011

it was what I want but the shipping cost was more that the item and the box was huge for the item

Does the job No Frills

User: Jeff McRaven, Jan 24, 2008

This little gizmo allows you to listen to MP3s using a standard headset. The cost makes this a good buy. However, it comes out of the Mogul at a right angle. Its cord sticks straight out over the stylus, thus making getting the stylus in and out of the unit cumbersome. Also, you can either listen or charge, not both.

But like I said, for the price, its a good buy.

ur mom

User: jess thiel, Jan 8, 2008

it doesnt work with some stereos

Good, but doesnt work properly on AT&T Fuze.

User: Nick Parker , Jan 6, 2009

Pros: Cheap,Good Sound
Cons: Causes software issue with AT&T Fuze

I bought the adapter gets the noise however it causes a weird issue where the phone automatically enables Voice Command on AT&T Fuze and starts randomly calling.

IT BROKE MY INPUT TOO!!!

User: Adam Weber, Apr 18, 2011

When I first used the adapter it was a much tighter fit then the charger was. After using it about 5 times it fit much better but it BROKE the metal pieces inside input now my phone wont charge. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!!

DAMAGED my output

User: Ryan Hoffman, Feb 9, 2009

This product is cheap. The little connector pins bent the first time I plugged it into my phone and it cut that little plastic piece that had the phones connectors on it to charge and do outputs. Worst accessory Ive ever owned.

Shipping is way too high!

User: No One, Sep 16, 2008

Pros: None
Cons: Not worth $12.00

Shipping is way too high. Mail it in an envelope.

Headphones fall right out of the jack

User: Jennifer Stein, Jul 20, 2008

I bought this product after reading its rave reviews, and I must say I am very disappointed. I tried plugging 3 different headphones into the 3.5mm jack end of the product, and they all fit loosely. If you push the headphone-adapter connection together with your fingers, the sound quality is great. Let go, though, and the headphone pops right out, and you lose most of the sound. I am going to try a different product as Im very particular about my headphones, and the AT&T Tilt USB-headphone that they offer in stores is bulky and uncomfortable.

Broke connector housing on first use

User: b s, Jun 25, 2008

Connector clips are weak and broke easily. Other than that, it worked just fine. If you are using the charge / headphone adapter that came with the phone (as opposed to connecting just to the phone with no power) youll find this wont work because the connector for USB power will hit the adapter (this is how mine broke).

*NOT* mini USB - looks like an "HTC ExtUSB"

User: Anon Ymous, Apr 22, 2008

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC_ExtUSB

Actual mini USB adapter here (same reseller):
http://www.motorazr.com/content/accessories/73-75--2844.htm

Cable is on wrong side!

User: T Smith, Jan 11, 2008

Pros: Inexpensive
Cons: Does not fit on Shadows two port adapter plug.

The cable coming out of the USB side is on the wrong side to use with the Shadow if you plan to use it with the Shadows power supply / headphone splitter. You can get it to fit but you really need to sharply bend the cable to force it in. The more expensive one on the site has the cable on the correct size per the photo.