Brando offers A2DP adapter for iPhone & iPod touch

Has anyone tested the iLuv i151 BT dongle with the iPod Touch or the iPhone? I can't find any info whether it works.

Thanks!

I don't understand, though. Is this a software problem, or hardware? Will my 3G ever have A2DP without a dongle?

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I have a iPhone 1.0 and have been using the iCombi adapter from Oakley- i use it in combination with Lubix LC1 headsets which is great because I can skip tracks (forward and backward) volume, and pick up/end calls without touching my iPhone. I am very picky with my music, but I am willing to sacrifice a little on audio quality- apple was never known as the best mp3 player for quality anyways.

My Lubix rivals my Sony Nudes in audio quality- i dont get the bass or the highs as well on the Lubix but in general they sound great. The music I listen to is a lot of reggae- foundation, culture/roots/conscious and R&B which are not very demanding.

For superior quality I use my Creative/Sony Nudes (I want to try Shure, but am lacking funds currently) combination and use those when I am on long trips or I really want to listen to a particular album.

the Lubix/iCombi situation is ideal for public transport/commute/college life. It was truly ideal for my study abroad in Germany on the Sbahn. The battery life is sufficient- the iCombi itself uses the iPhone and is not self-powered. On Airplane mode you can still use the Lubix because it is the iCombi itself that is supplying the bluetooth. It is necessary for the bluetooth to be on however for the Lubix to be used as a headset. I would recommend the Lubix/Icombi for iPhone users...the Lubix is also easier to pair than the Motorola S9.

I use BT on my iPod Touch virtually every day. I alternate between different kinds of dongles, two of which slot straight in like the one pictured, and two slot into the earphone jack. The latter are powered by their own batteries, which makes the iPod battery last much longer, and themselves take around 6 hours to drain. For listening to music at the best possible quality I use in-ear earphones, but I also use the iPod to listen to the news, podcasts and so on, during which hearing every belch and creaking chair would actually be detrimental to the experience. Used with the Motorola S9 headset I don't mind listening to music, either. Curiously enough, as I type this, a song by Liu Fang is coming through loud and clear on the speaker in the kitchen, from my iPod in the bathroom.

However, I see no reason they can't make a smaller dongle, as they have done for the USB ports on PCs, instead of the standard paddle hanging off the iPod pictured.

Does this mean you could use voip with the iTouch? Because it lets you have an audio in.... right? Maybe I missed something, but that feature alone makes me want one for my current iTouch.

I want this in a dashboard mount with a GPS chip in it for the iPod Touch so turn-by-turn GPS software can be added along with bluetooth cellphone connectivity and a FM transmitter (standard features on modern GPS devices). Just clip in your iPod and you have turn by turn GPS, your music through your car stereo and hands-free phone calls. Are you listening, 3rd parties?

The $64,000 question is: How much battery time does this eat up? I don't want one if it means my battery life is down to an hour.

iAgree with the quality part, but i think they did not activate this feature because it drains the battery, and we know how good battery life is with the 3G.
Even do the quality is not up to par with wired , i would love to have the abillity to use a wireless Stereo head set, wich i also can use to answer phone calls with, and the tech is in the phone it's just not activated, so i hope there will be a hack, or even better een official update from Apple to activate it.
I don't use my iphone for High quality audio any way , because of the lack of space , so i don't mind if the quality of BT is a little less then wired,so i rather be able to listen to music and answer my calls without having to take out my phone.
Apple PLEASE open up de BT stereo on the 3G. ;-).

Open letter to Apple:

Apple, PLEASE will you add a speaker and camera to the touch? Pretty please?

I already have a cell phone(BB) from work. I don't need a second phone. But I just love that you can take pictures and mail them with the iPhone. And surfing while listening to music via speaker is neat.

Please...

Thanks. That will be all.