[sc6804]

I switched from the Storm to the Tour today (how many VZW customers will be saying that in the coming weeks??!?). With the Storm I could use any standard set of headphones (without a mic attached) and hear music. This Tour won't recognize any set of headphones lacking a mic, but works with a set of "body glove" mic/stereo headphones I bought to use while bike riding (both kinds, they make good earplugs while on a motorcycle, BTW). Anyone else try a standard set of headphones and experience the same issue? Is it time for a cool set of bluetooth cans for the subway?

[sc6804]

Holy impulse buy, Batman! A Motorola S7HD Stereo Bluetooth Headset will be on my ears within a week, so since I answered question #2 for myself, the answer to my first question is diminishing rapidly...

[nosidam]

I've been able to use a standard set of iPod headphones and Shures without issue.

[jgb@etree]

I'm using my shure e3c's and they work just fine. I saw a post about someone who had to swap out their device because of a faulty headphone jack - you might want to get a new one.

[sc6804]

That is a little disheartening. iPod headphones were the second standard set I tried. Still looking forward to untethered listening over a trip to the Verizon Store.

[kurichan]

I had a funny behavior the other day - plugged my BB into a cable jacked into Aux in my car and it kept bringing up voice dialing...

Worked eventually, but, how stupid is that?

[ace2001]

I used my existing Sony headphones with no problem.
Is it weird that I sleep with my new Tour?? LOL

[Mattywalnuts]

Originally Posted by ace2001

Is it weird that I sleep with my new Tour?? LOL

Slightly weird.

Depends on what type of app you are running while in bed