do you use your cellphone headset to listen to music more than to talk?  

Yes I use it to listen to music, listening to messages, and so on.

That is if I have with me.

both.i use headset to listen music and talt.but most i sue headset for listening music than talk.i rarely use headset for talk.it's not practice but that good for elminate radiation with headset.i have habit if i listen mp3 from my cellpone i always use headset.

Mostly i talk with my girl friend for hours and head phone will be best to spend hours in mobile. Sometimes in travel i would use head sets to hear songs.

the only thing I would use my headset for is when I am driving and my cell phone rings, as here in Oregon, it is against the law to talk and drive unless it is hands free. I don't really have to worry about my cell phone ringing though while I am driving and I am really glad of that, as I don't have it set up right now to use the bluetooth. I really haven't had to use my bluetooth all that much since I have had it, and in a way, I am glad of that, as they are so uncomfortable and I don't like using it all that much anyway. Take care, and have a very good day.

Since using the music player can be a huge drain on the battery I only really use it when my phone is plugged in or charging if I want to listen to music. I have this thing called a radio, that I use to listen to music on. Not as old fassioned as It may seem, but never the less. It's more practial when I'm home.

well i mostly use headset for talking not for listening music... i rarely listen to music on mobile through headset. i do keep songs in memory card but just to use them as ringtone not for the purpose of listening.

Yup, I do use my cellphone headset to listen music and talk vice verse. But I more use headset to listen music. My habit is listening music wherever I go with my iphone. I do use also headset every time Im on public when I answered call.

Yes i think it can happen using the player of my phone to listen music but in general this is nto not the major puposes...surely i think my phone can substitute an mp3 palyers considering the music features..