NON-smartphones that support STEREO headphones?
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wouldn't consider the Samsung Instinct a smart phone, nor most of the other "mp3" phones out there, all of those will support dual. reason I mention Instinct is thats what I have and I use Motorola S9's (bluetooth stereo headphones) and LOVE it. btw, renewed contract with sprint and Instinct cost me a whopping $50 
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you need to specify your carrier, most phones now a days are carrier specific where as 5 years ago, manufacturers made the same phone for most carriers. that is, unless you would switch providers just for a phone that has stereo headphones.
whats wrong with having a "smartphone" anyways if its primary function remains to be phone? it may do other things, and most of them not that great, but if the phone part works well, whats wrong? especially now that "smart phones" are the same price, or cheaper than non.
.you need to specify your carrier, most phones now a days are carrier specific where as 5 years ago, manufacturers made the same phone for most carriers. that is, unless you would switch providers just for a phone that has stereo headphones.
whats wrong with having a "smartphone" anyways if its primary function remains to be phone? it may do other things, and most of them not that great, but if the phone part works well, whats wrong? especially now that "smart phones" are the same price, or cheaper than non.
I have Verizon, my phone is an LG Env2, which sports stereo bluetooth headset support, apparently that does NOT include headphones. Samsung Instinct is only available with Sprint, AFAIK. I have nothing against smartphones, it's just that they're expensive, at least under Verizon. Case in point: The Blackberry under Verizon costs about $60 bucks a month, which requires a $30 "Data" plan tacked on.