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Originally Posted by martin_j001
From looking at the headset jack, it looks like the older (i730 and earlier) jacks that used a circular "tab" that went all the way around the connecter--it served as another connection to the headset jack that allowed for control of the DC button to be located on the jack. It would be crappy if Nextel was giving these headsets advertising this feature and in reality you had to buy another headset to use it....but I haven't tried my included headset either--bluetooth is better, IMO. :D
As for your issue, str8--most people probably don't find a "one touch" DC feature to be something that is worth buying or not buying a phone over, or even getting upset about really, its a blackberry afterall. I tried this feature when I used my i730 and absolutely hated it...every time I sat down I ended up DC'ing my wife without knowing it--pissed her off real good too... Its not that great a feature, and certainly the BB has far more useful features than this as well....
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I personally think ringtones are stupid, why do you need it to play a damn song. It comes with many tunes on the phone. But yet people are in an uproar that the phone doesn't have them.. And why?? Because they said it does. Same reason I am mad. What's not important to you is to others, and it's the fact, that they say it has the feature, but doesn't. I don't complain that it doesn't have a full keyboard like the 7520 does, even though I would like to have one. Why am I not mad, because they never claimed it to have it, so I know what I am buying when I decide. And it just so happens that the One Touch DC was a deciding factor for me when I broke my 7520 and had to make the decision to upgrade.
I personally think the DC on a headset is useless, since I don't use a headset, but if they say it works, and it doesn't, then yep, I'm pissed about that too.
7100i and Earbud with Direct Connect Button
