Okay, another suggestion for future models. Can the headphones, when installed in their headphone jack, be stabilized so that when the BP is clipped on a belt and you move and bend, the headphone connection doesn't get stressed? I had a Walkman once that had sort of a short wall on either side of the headphone jack, so when they were plugged in, the headphone to Walkman connection couldn't be damaged if you bumped it. Mine has gotten damaged. A week after the warranty ran out (of course) the sound went to mono only, after a couple days of having to be adjusted just perfectly or else. My husband diagnosed a loosening BP to headphone connection. I ended up putting a mono-to-stereo adapter in the headphone jack, and it at least sounds normal, but it sticks out farther, and as the weeks have passed, it too is loosening up and skips words when things aren't lined up just so. I can foresee the end coming, and it's heartbreaking. Either I'm going to have to live without it for awhile and pay to have it fixed, if it even can be fixed, or I'm going to have to replace the unit. That's awfully hard to swallow on a unit that's only 14 months old, as much as it cost in the first place. So my point is, if the BP is being advertised as something that will become your constant pocket companion (which it is), could some thought be given to making it a little more resistant to damage due to the user's normal movement? Thanks lots. Kaari