A lot of HTC devices have only a special micro USB port for charging cables and headphones. Special headphones are mandatorys. Regular headphones are only usable with a special adapter.

IMG 1701 300x225 Audio Adapter for HTC Micro USB

IMG 1700 300x225 Audio Adapter for HTC Micro USB
The bended adapter doesn’t bother at all.
The device even displays the symbol for an attached adapter.
The bended adapter doesn’t bother at all. The device even displays the symbol for an attached adapter.

IMG 1707 300x225 Audio Adapter for HTC Micro USB

An additional disadvantage of the HTC USB adapter is the impossibility to attach an earphone and a charging cable at the same time. But there is a solution as well:

IMG 1702 300x225 Audio Adapter for HTC Micro USB

With this adapter it is possible to attach a charging cable and an eraphone at togehter – a little LED notifies if the device is charging.
IMG 1703 300x225 Audio Adapter for HTC Micro USB

Unfortunately it is not possible to use both adapters together as the bended adapter blocks the other port.

IMG 1710 300x225 Audio Adapter for HTC Micro USB

When attaching a normal USB cable instead of the charging one data exchange with a PC is possible.

In my opinion both cables must be shipped with a HTC device which uses such an USB port… but well….

Both adapters can be purchased via USB Fever:

Audio Jack to 3.5mm Plug Adapter for G1 / HTC (Right Angle): $4,99
HTC 2-in-1 USB Audio & Charger Adapter for HTC ExtUSB Smartphone: $8.99


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3 Responses to “Audio Adapter for HTC Micro-USB”

  1. usher says:

    My htc Mogul came with this adapter whenI bought them. I havent really used them since I use bluetooth headphone but well they are good to have anyways

  2. Atticus says:

    That’s not micro usb, it is mini usb.

  3. Tam Hanna says:

    Hi,
    actually, it is neither – it is HTCs custom standard called ExtUSB.

    All the best
    Tam Hanna

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