• Hands-free lapel or boom mic
• 2.5mm headset to dual 3.5mm minijack adapter
• Adapter plugs into the 3.5mm microphone and headphones jacks on your soundcard or PC case.

Now you can use your mobile headset and its hands-free lapel or boom mic on your PC with this 2.5mm headset to dual 3.5mm minijack adapter. The adapter plugs into the 3.5mm microphone and headphones jacks on your soundcard or PC case.

Use it with a 2.5mm headset on my computer for video conferencing. Works great and the audio and mic both are very good.

I am looking for a similar product that works with the iPhone headset. The 2.5mm jack is too small for the iPhone headset - I think it would need to be 3.5mm

This is great - I still use a "cord" headset for my cell phone, and now I can use it also for my laptop/skype by carrying this tiny accessory. very pleased. My $10 routine cell phone headset even gave OK performance in a speech-to-text program on my laptop (dragon naturallyspeaking; it accepted eight or ten sentences at 100% accuracy) although experts say the best headset possible is to be used for text to speech work. In short, this little connector device has several uses and is very tiny and cheap.

I use this little adapter with my laptop and my Blackberry headset in order to use VOIP (my company's OCS, Skype, VonageTalk, etc.). It lets me make hotspot calls more discreetly since I don't have to pull on a jumbo headset. I can hear others clearly and no one has complained about my voice quality. It certainly beats toting around multiple headsets.

I am surprised on how hard it is to find this type of adapter. I can now use my phone headset with my computer and only need to carry one headset.
Get the Motorola 2.5mm `Mono Hands-Free Headset' it is dirt cheep and small, great as a spare or for travel or combine it with the T-Link if you are hearing impaired. Now you have a solution for your computer that is as good as the T-Link is for your phones.