How To Listen To Music In Stereo Using A Bluetooth Headset

There have been a number of comments that the last batch of Symbian phones, including the N80 and the I-Pod killer phone the N91, do not have the Bluetooth A2DP profile. This profile enables phone owners to use Stereo Bluetooth Headsets to listen to music on their phones. If you were to pair a bluetooth headset with the N80, you would hear your music in mono, which in many cases is far from acceptable. Therefore, most of us have had to rely on a pair of wired headphones which can be a nuisance at times.

I have found a workaound, where you can use a bluetooth headset in stereo, allowing you to enjoy your music wirelessly. I-Tech, an Asian firm which specializes in Bluetooth devices, has released a couple of bluetooth enabled headsets. Nothing new I am sure. Whats interesting is that they have bundled the said headsets with a bluetooth dongle, which, when attached to the Nokia Pop-port connector allows you to use those headsets in stereo mode. And by golly, they sound pretty good too! The bluetooth dongle can even be used for other sources (ie: TV sets, Mp3 Players, DVD players), so the headset can be used for more than just your phone.

Some quick specs:
Listen to your music without wires
Pick up calls at the touch of a button
Flexible foldaway design
Quality stereo sound
Adjustable volume
Padded earphones for comfort
Rechargeable battery
Works with compatible Bluetooth devices for making and receiving calls (Check Compatibility List)
You can find the link here - http://www.itechdynamic.com/en/products_spec.asp?cid=3&pid=03010

It is also supposed to come with Blueplayer software so you can listen to your music in stereo on Nokia Symbian phones (Series 60 version 2 only) (Check Compatibility List). If you don't have it you can find it here- http://www.robertwebbe.nl/A2DP.html