Just to clarify, the HT820 works as advertised with my LG8600 (sound and controls with music and phone calls are perfect), and it works with the NaviPlay IPOD BT adapter too. As I said, all the fwd/rwd, play, play buttons and answer call buttons work with those. I can even use the headset profile with my 6600 while playing music via the ipod, and it will interupt the music to let me take a call with either setup. Just the error when trying the stereo headphone connection with the XV6600.

The IOGear do a slow fwd/slow rewind when I use the buttons, instead of jumping imediately, but they also can use both profiles (headset and headphone) with my LG 8600, or can use headset with the XV6600 while listening to ipod music. The problem I had with them is that they randomly disconnect from the headphone connection, so I gave them to my daughter for her LG chocolate.

The SE2300 work just like the HT820 with my LG 8600 and ipod (i.e. all the buttons work right), just without the headset feature that doesn't come with them. If a call comes in, I remove ne of the earpieces from my ear and put the phone to my ear to take the call. I like the 2300 because they are light clip on earphones and sound good, but most of the time I use them with my laptop using the tiny ipod BT transmitter (like a thin stick of gum). I don't tend to use them with the phones, and I use the naviplay transmitter for my ipod, not the creative (the SE2300 and naviplay are compatable and since the naviplay adds control funtion it makes sense).

I just got the Bluetake iPhono RX450 mini and will post a report after I am done playing with them. So far I like them better than my HT820 with my LG8600 but they have 6 hours battery vs 12 hours, so we'll see. Also, after listening to my LG8600 just now for about 20 minutes I am gettings occasional skips/jerks in the music. If they work with the Naviplay transmitter for ipod and with the creative transmitter for my laptop/mp3 player I'll let you know. Nothing else seems to work with the IOGear transmitter yet.

My other daughter has the $36 logitech MP3 headphones with ipod transmitter, but they don't support A2DP as far as I know, so I never messed with them. I'll have to check that out too, and see if they will pair with the naviplay or the LG8600 to use the fwd/rwd controls.

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