Will these work in stereo? does the Incite support a2dp? http://www.wmexperts.com/reviews/bluetooth_headsets/review_motorola_s805_bluetooth.html

i need to replace a pair of regular headphones to replace mine that broke. since i know the incite supports bluetooth in stereo i figured i would try to find a pair for relatively cheap as i use the ones that broke on a daily basis. also, will this, http://www.amazon.com/2-4GHz-Bluetooth-Dongle-Adapter-Windows/dp/B0019SI266/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1234291753&sr=8-1 allow me to connect these same headphones mentioned above with my pc? and provide stereo sound.

Thanks    

thanks! do the headphones come with a cable that can allow me to connect regularly to the headphone jack on my computer speakers? its a regular headphone jack. if i am changing between my pc and my phone with the headphones i don't want to have to re-pair them every time so, if i can use the bluetooth for my phone and be able to use the regular headphone connection for my pc it would be great. thanks again i found those headphones for 40$ i think that is worth it;)

I don't think a dongle will work.  The BT receiver has to be in the phones--or are you trying to stream BT to your PC? 

If you want to listen directly and wirelessly to the Incite, I can say that it has an excellent A2DP profile. This is based on my experience with the Mac Leopard (OS X 10.5.6) and Motorola RAZR V3xx profiles.  I get very few (maybe one every 2 hours of listening) dropouts with my Motorola S9 Bluetooth Stereo phones.  This compares with 3-4 per hour with the V3xx and 1 every 5 minutes with the Mac (disk access and other Bluetooth devices cause lots of interference).  I know many have had problems with the S9 phones, but they have been working pretty well for almost a year of almost daily use. 

They don't run for six hours on a charge (maybe 3.5-4.5 depending on volume setting) and you should let them run down before recharging (which is inconvenient sometimes).  Motorola recommends this, and folks I've talked to who do the usual LI-Ion use-charge-use-charge cycle have had problems holding a charge after a couple of months.  The only real drawback to them is that their design prevents you from laying down while listening.  They are not called "Active" headphones for nothing.

i have a blueant v12, and works just fine.

i know it has been a while since i posted this question but, i did purchase the items mentioned and the combo worked great for what i need. the dongle worked even allowing me to connect to the pc and the headphones at the same time! now the only problem is that when i connect to mymobiler via bluetooth the screen remains on and kills my battery faster. if i could turn off the screen it would be perfect. the dongle does support a2dp so stereo sound is no problem. great stuff!