Wow, can't seem to reset my mind from thinking that I want one ...

Can it be used with a Mac? I've got Bluetooth 1.2 hardware on my Mac - so can I pump any sounds my computer can make out through the headphones? The Mac effectively acts as the little broadcasting box that comes with the headphones.

Logitech don't seem to mention this capability.

The article _does_ say that the adapter and headset are paired at the factory. With a special key combination on the headset to re-pair (no pun) it to another transmitter, I would say you are out of luck.

Since there can be many Bluetooth devices in over lapping networks (this wireless mice in an office environment) they are sometimes paired to a known transmitter to reduce the possibility of syncing to the wrong computer.

if the adapter and headset are paired at the factory?
It would be cheaper for Logitech to use an HF transmitter.

I guess the headset can be used with other BT devices...

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Since there can be many Bluetooth devices in over lapping networks (this wireless mice in an office environment) they are sometimes paired to a known transmitter to reduce the possibility of syncing to the wrong computer.

While I admire Logitech's ingenuity, I really don't see a point in purchasing these beautiful yet expensive headphones. If the iPod were a stationary object like a home stereo where moving about was hampered by cords, then these babies would work wonders. However, because the iPod is itself portable, there's no real need to "break free" from cords if the device is going to be going with you, besides tangling.

Perhaps if they reduced the price point I would reconsider, but as of now I'm just not convinced that such a device would be entirely useful for the very mobile iPod.

I like! However, I am looking at this bt headphone instead.
http://www.expansys-usa.com/product.asp?code=121119
It has a mic and can be used with my bluetooth phone.
Also It can connect to my computer for music.

here in the office, where I sometimes nearly pull my iPod off my desk if I absentmindedly turn to get something out fo the credenza behind me. Still, on an airplane (where I use my iPod most) these headphones couldn't be used at all!

Oh...and to answer Biff above, I use a bluetooth mouse AND keyboard.

$150!!!!!!!!!!!, these headphones are great but 150 is way too much, im not sure if im gonna get these because of the price.

does the wireless you list work with an ipod?

My G5 iMac recognizes the headset through bluetooth, but does not say they are connected and the headset does not appear when I go to sound preferences. Also, when I plug in the iPod adapter into the headphone outlet in the back of the iMac and hold it in, the sound works through the headphones.
Does anyone know how to get the headset to fully work with computer???

My G5 iMac recognizes the headset through bluetooth, but does not say they are connected and the headset does not appear when I go to sound preferences. Also, when I plug in the iPod adapter into the headphone outlet in the back of the iMac and hold it in, the sound works through the headphones.
Does anyone know how to get the headset to fully work with computer???