Filed under: Accessories, iPhone
Apple iPhone accessories and prices
Apple today published a page listing all Apple-branded iPhone accessories and their prices. A brief overview:- The Bluetooth Headset falls in line with the rumored $129 price tag, and also comes with an iPhone Dual Dock and the Travel Cable. The headset "delivers up to 5.5 hours of talk time and up to 72 hours of standby time."
- The basic iPhone Dock will set you back $49
- The "Dual Dock," which plugs into the iPhone and charges the Bluetooth Headset also costs $49
- The standard stereo headset will set you back $29
- The iPhone Bluetooth Travel Cable, which lets you charge your headset while you're syncing your iPhone (it connects to the bottom of the dock connector): also $29
- And the iPhone TTY Adapter, designed to accommodate the iPhone's recessed headphone jack and let you plug in any .5mm headphone into the iPhone is a simple $9 [Update: Reader Mike corrects my stupid mistake: the TTY adapter is designed to work with TTY systems, "which allows the deaf to communicate via telephone." But it can double as an adapter for headphones.]
Also on the page are details about compatibility with current iPod accessories: Many accessories, like chargers and speakers, will work, even if they haven't been "certified" for use with the iPhone. The iPhone will warn you when you plug in an "uncertified" accessory, and will offer to switch to Airplane Mode, which would eliminate possible audio interference from the accessory -- but also prohibit you from making calls.
Check all the deets at Apple's site.
Thanks Fraser Drew!
![TUAW [Cafepress]](http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.tuaw.com/media/tuaw-cafepress-promo.png)
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Chris Coleman said 10:16AM on 6-29-2007
I wonder if the standard headset will work with my SLVR. The SLVR came with an adapter to hook other headphones into its USB port. I have a bluetooth headset, but frankly it's big and I look like a jackass wearing it, even though I only put it on to talk.
Reply
Mike said 10:33AM on 6-29-2007
The TTY Adapter isn't to let you use headphones that don't fit. It's to allow you to use the iPhone with a TTY system, which allows the deaf to communicate via telephone.
Reply
Mike said 10:51AM on 6-29-2007
Although, looking at it more closely, it looks like the TTY adapter could double as a headphone adapter...
Reply
IGB said 1:37PM on 6-29-2007
Could iPhone work as a speakerphone connected to the iPod adapter in my car?
That would push me to purchase.
Reply