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I couldn't get Moto Connect to work with my Moto X 2014. Started using pushbullet instead. From what I hear, pushbullet has less lag and more features than connect anyway...

Man... something is either wrong with my Surface, or the adapter that I bought. I plugged in a pair of headphones into the splitter in multiple ways. One jack, other jack, both mic and phones plugged in, either one. In any configuration my headphones do not work when plugged into the splitter...

No go @sharpcolorado, same thing happens on my Asus. Bout ready to say eff it and buy a USB mic....

Interesting that the Note 10.1 2014 ranks above your SP3. Any reasons as to why? I only ask because I just sold my Note 10.1 2014 for my SP3.

If you can afford it, absolutely. As a student l, the SP3 has boosted my productivity a lot. I actually WANT to do school work just to use this beautiful machine. I also had a relatively new ultra book that was non touch that would have been OK for school, but I'm glad I threw rationalization...

Normally, yes, but I had set my computer speakers instead of headset to be the primary device for sounds.

At work currently. Will try it on my Asus Zenbook Prime when I get home.

damn. So high impedance=less sensitive? How does dB level factor in?

What does that mean? Any way to fix?

Volume=100 level=+10db Ive tried different levels....no go

Wish I was updating to say I was successful, alas, I wasn't. I bought this little guy from radio shack. The good news is my SP3 at least now recognizes that there is a mic pplugged in. However, when I go into onenote and start recording and then play back, I can't hear my voice. There is...

1) Moto X 2014 Pure Edition 2) Moto 360 3) Surface Pro 3

Thanks. The problem I for see then is that the mic will just dangle there/ hard to position it to point a certain direction. Ah well. I'll buy that one and I'll also buy this one. http://www.amazon.com/Extrasensory-Devices-ESDHW011-Headphone-Microphone/dp/B006T65CXE See whatever works best...

I'm not seeing an adapter that he posted. Are you sure you're not talking about the little microphone he put a picture up of? If they work though, they do have an option to record in mono. I might just buy one for the heck of it to see if it works.

Yes I read your replies. I know that the 4 ring ones will work, but I'm looking for a solution to get nine to work. @sharpcolorado do you think I'll run into the same issues with either one of these? What would be some pros/con's with going stereo over mono, except for larger files...

That must be it. Here's a link to the mic I bought http://www.amazon.com/Olympus-ME-52W-Noise-Canceling-Microphone/dp/B000MYPPPE/ref=cm_cd_ql_qh_dp_t The reason I liked this one is because of how compact it is and plugs directly into the jack without the need for a cord. Is there a way to get...

I think I need something like this to take mono mic and convert it to stereo in http://www.amazon.com/Extrasensory-Devices-ESDHW011-Headphone-Microphone/dp/B006T65CXE

Will do. Also, just plugged in the combo headset/mic that came with my PS4. When plugged in, it shows up under recording devices as headset mic. After selecting it and setting it as default, recordings in onenote are using the headset mic. So, the jack is working, but it's just a matter of why...

Still recording only through internal mic. Tried recording with mic plugged in and unplugged, audio is being recorded via default internal. I want to add that when I'm looking at the playback settings and plug in the microphone, it shows as headphones being plugged in. This is why I believe my...