Apple iPhone 3G Headset
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Our take on the Apple iPhone 3G Headset
The Apple iPhone Stereo Headset is a wired white earbud headset made for early iPhone models. It combines stereo earbuds with an inline microphone and a single control button for answering calls and pausing music. It suits owners of older iPhones or anyone who wants a simple plug-and-play wired headset. Compared with modern wireless earbuds it lacks noise cancellation, volume controls and a 3.5 mm jack, so it only works with Apple's older 30-pin iPhone connector.
- Inline microphone for calls
- Single button for calls and playback
- No battery or charging needed
- Lightweight white earbuds
- Proprietary 30-pin connector, not a 3.5 mm plug
- No volume or track controls
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$19.88+ $5.99 shippingChecked Nov 8
About the Apple iPhone 3G Headset
Apple iPhone Stereo Headset - headset
Specifications
- color
- WhiteSource
Questions and answers
- Which iPhones does this headset work with?
- It uses Apple's 30-pin dock connector, so it fits the original iPhone, iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS. It does not fit iPhones with a Lightning port or a 3.5 mm jack.
- Does it have a microphone?
- Yes. The inline microphone sits on the cable for hands-free calls.
- Can I control volume from the headset?
- No. The single inline button handles call answer and end and music play and pause, but not volume or track skipping.
- Is it wireless?
- No. It is a wired headset that plugs into the iPhone's dock connector and needs no charging.
- What is in the box?
- The headset with its inline microphone and control button on a fixed cable.
- Will it work with a newer iPhone through an adapter?
- Not reliably. The 30-pin connector carries audio and microphone signals in a way newer Lightning and USB-C phones do not support through simple adapters.
