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Treo 650 is a Bluetooth Qualified product. This means that the Treo 650 has passed the Bluetooth Special Interest Group's test plan, performed by an independent Bluetooth Qualification Board.
Because the Treo 650 passed these tests, it will most likely work with other Bluetooth Qualified products. However, we cannot guarantee compatibility with every Bluetooth product on the market. Palm will continue to test Treo 650 with other products as they become available. Please come back to this page to see the updated compatibility list, and to download the latest patches for more devices.
The following Bluetooth devices were tested and determined compatible in
accordance with Palm’s Bluetooth® wireless technology testing standards. Note
that manufacturer changes to the specifications of the tested devices may alter
compatibility and/or functionality. Please check with your Bluetooth device
manufacturer for updates or further information.
Bluetooth Headset and Handsfree supported devices
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Nextlink Bluespoon Chameleon |
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Nokia HS-3W Bluetooth Clip-On Headset |
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Nokia HS-4W Wireless Boom Headset |
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palmOne Treo Bluetooth Wireless Headset (Jabra BT250) (support info) |
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Plantronics M3000 Bluetooth Headset |
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Plantronics M3500 Bluetooth Headset |
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Sony Ericsson HBH-200 Bluetooth Headset |
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Sony Ericsson HBH-35 Bluetooth Headset (does not support redial) |
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Sony Ericsson HBH-65 Bluetooth Headset (does not support redial) |
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Treo Wireless Headset |
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Bluetooth Headset (only) devices
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Jabra BT200 Bluetooth Headset |
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Jabra BT250 FreeSpeak Bluetooth Headset |
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Logitech Mobile Bluetooth Headset |
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Motorola HS810 Bluetooth Headset |
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Motorola HS820 Bluetooth Headset |
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Bluetooth USB Adapters for Wireless Synchronization
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Cards for Wireless Synchronization
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None currently available |
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Laptops with Integrated Bluetooth Technology for Wireless Synchronization
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Apple PowerBook |
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Dell |
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HP |
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Toshiba Portege |
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This list is for informational purposes only, and is not an endorsement of any of these products. For more information and support for the products, contact the third-party manufacturers directly.
Questions & Answers
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Q: What should I know about Bluetooth headsets before buying one?
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A: The available features and audio quality can vary between different types of headsets. Check the documentation that came with the headset to learn more about the specific Bluetooth wireless features it offers.
Some Bluetooth wireless headsets may support the Headset Profile only, as opposed to the Handsfree Profile. Headset and Handsfree are two types of Bluetooth profiles that describe what the accessory is capable of doing wirelessly. The Handsfree Profile offers more features than the Headset profile. Check with the accessory's manufacturer for more information on the Bluetooth profiles it supports, and to see if there are any upgrade patches available for the headset.
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Q: What should I know about using a Bluetooth wireless printer?
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A: The Canon i80 printer works with your Treo smartphone out of the box; no extra software is needed. The Canon i80 can print the following items from your smartphone:
- Photos
- Schedule
- Business cards
- Tasks
- Memos
Other printers may require specific drivers and third-party software to work with your Treo smartphone. Check the Software Connection for third-party software that may allow you to use additional printers.
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What to expect when using your Treo 650 smartphone with the headsets in this list:
- Incoming call alert in the headset
- Incoming call audio is automatically transferred to the paired headset
- Outgoing call audio is automatically transferred to the paired headset
- The active call is transferred from your Treo smartphone handset to your headset by pressing the headset button.
- If the headset allows it, Call Reject is supported. Refer to the headset documentation.
- If the headset allows it, Redial is supported. Refer to the headset documentation.
- If the headset allows it, Call Swap is supported. Refer to the headset documentation.
- Your Treo 650 is capable of advanced calling features such as 3-way calling and conferencing. For reliable and consistent behavior when using these features, we recommended that you always use the user interface on Treo 650. If you are using a Bluetooth wireless headset during such calls, your Treo will route the audio to the headset.
What to expect when using your Treo 650 smartphone with the headsets in this list:
- Incoming call alert in the headset
- If the incoming call is picked up on the Treo smartphone handset, the audio is not automatically transferred to the paired headset. You will need to press the headset button.
- Outgoing call audio is not automatically transferred to the paired headset. Press the headset button to connect.
- The following feautures are not supported: call reject, redial, call swap
- Your Treo 650 is capable of advanced calling features such as 3-way calling and conferencing. For reliable and consistent behavior when using these features, we recommended that you always use the user interface on Treo 650. If you are using a Bluetooth wireless headset during such calls, your Treo will route the audio to the headset.
