iPhone bluetooth compatibility . . .

[Heisenberg]

This is for anyone familiar with the iPhone, since I know there are a few people on this board that have experience with the phone.


If I were to switch to AT&T and get an iPhone would I not be able to use my Jabra bluetooth headset when making calls?

I can't seem to find any information on this and I really don't want to shell out more money for another bluetooth headset.

[Heisenberg]

Mad Mike or any other of the resident Apple guru's don't have an answer to this?

[hockeysc23]

Yes you can use that headset. Apple does support bluetooth headsets.

I usually use macrumors.com to double check as I don't have that particular headset, I went with the Apple one, but it should work just fine.

[Heisenberg]

Have you been happy with your iPhone?

[hockeysc23]

Hey,

As a JMU Alum 06', first let em say lets go dukes!

Yes I have been very happy with my iPhone. I bought it the day it came out. It does leave some things to be desired but I love the upgradeability of it. Everytime a concern has come out iphone has released an update for it soon after. I currently run mac computers so having an iphone that syncs perfectly with my calender, and itunes is great.

I think it depends what you are getting it for. I hardly use it as an MP3 player. Mostly I use it to surf and check scores when out on the town, address book/calendar organzation, get maps and weather, and have a movie or two should I get stuck at an appointment somewhere.

I think if you have Cingular and want to combine most of your devices all in to 1 it is a great device.

[Novus]

Yes I have been very happy with my iPhone.

I have AT&T and I've been due for a new phone since August. I was hoping for another price decrease of the iPhone in 2008 or an iPhone nano, but alas they just released a software upgrade.

I might spring for the burgundy Blackjack II now. I just can't see myself spending $400 for a phone. I can do $100, though.