Stereo headset and charger at the same time (cables)?

[smithph]

I have a new Q9h from AT&T and I would like to use may noise canceling headset with the Q9h at the same time I have it plugged into a charger. Has anyone found a cabling adapter option that would permit this on the Q9h? I also have a car which has a 3.5mm audio in plug for connecting MP3 players that I could hopefully use the same adapter to connect the Q9h directly to the car stereo input.

The adapter included with the Q9h supports both now but I cannot charge the device while the included stereo adapter is connected to the micro USB port.

Thank You,

[mexiken]

Originally Posted by smithph

I have a new Q9h from AT&T and I would like to use may noise canceling headset with the Q9h at the same time I have it plugged into a charger. Has anyone found a cabling adapter option that would permit this on the Q9h? I also have a car which has a 3.5mm audio in plug for connecting MP3 players that I could hopefully use the same adapter to connect the Q9h directly to the car stereo input.

The adapter included with the Q9h supports both now but I cannot charge the device while the included stereo adapter is connected to the micro USB port.

Thank You,

This has been asked before.

No, there is no adapter to allow 2 simultaneous connection at the same time to the Micro USB plug.

For future reference, a search will help save you the time of typing out a message.

[smithph]

I did a search and was hoping I had just missed a solution by not using the correct search keys.

It would appear a Motorola T505 is in my future for Car use and I will just suck it up and use the included adapter for my noise canceling headset.

Thanks, this is a great technology forum.

[mexiken]

Originally Posted by smithph

I did a search and was hoping I had just missed a solution by not using the correct search keys.

It would appear a Motorola T505 is in my future for Car use and I will just suck it up and use the included adapter for my noise canceling headset.

Thanks, this is a great technology forum.

Good luck with that.

And dont worry. At least you searched

[josephpalozzi]

If you use a stereo bluetooth headset you can use both. The Jabra 3030 that was advertised on this site works well with any 3.5 mm headphones (although noise cancelling headphones will drain the BT headset battery faster). There are others as well, such as the Tritton AX Bluestream. Good luck.