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Any such wireless headphone cum mic that could be connected to the iPhone's headphone/speaker<br />
port with the mic connects to the iPhone's lightning port (or audio input port) in the market?
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Any such wireless headphone cum mic that could be connected to the iPhone's headphone/speaker
port with the mic connects to the iPhone's lightning port (or audio input port) in the market?

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If not, any bluetooth gadget that could perform the 2 functions wirelessly to recommend?
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If not, any bluetooth gadget that could perform the 2 functions wirelessly to recommend?

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I'm looking at the above: if the Macbook or iPhone or Android is left in the room, does it allow the <br />
person wearing the headphone to speak &amp;&nbsp;listen beyond say 1 wall of 5&quot; thick.<br />
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Is the quality of the signal better than those of equivalent Bluetooth sets?
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I'm looking at the above: if the Macbook or iPhone or Android is left in the room, does it allow the 
person wearing the headphone to speak & listen beyond say 1 wall of 5" thick.

Is the quality of the signal better than those of equivalent Bluetooth sets?

Non-bluetooth wireless headphone+mic for iPhone / Macbook / Android phones

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