As widely known, the iCOM VS-3 Bluetooth headset is a product of iCOM, designed for use with devices such as the IC-705 and IC-ID52.
It has advantages such as small size and stable transmission, which are widely appreciated by users of IC modules.Positive reviewsHowever, this headphone has a drawback: its charging port uses micro-USB, which makes it incompatible with other devices that use different charging standards.
Recently, a local resident named Fu Ge (Fu Ge, thank you)😚) I'd like to give a pair of VS-3 headphones for testing and evaluation.
During use, I realized that switching to a Type-C port would be much more convenient. After searching online for solutions, I found that no one had yet modified the charging port on this headphone.
However, I found a solution for modifying mice and game controllers, which all used type-C with adapters.

After studying the vs-3 headphone circuit board and its enclosure, I believe that these designs are universal and do not require modification of the headphone case after implementation.


The theory is established; now let's put it into practice!
However, I had no idea about the rate at which my skills were deteriorating. Initially, I was operating with great precision and power, but in the end, I almost damaged the board. Defeated, I managed to restore the original interface.

Fortunately, after so many years of using amateur radio, I have a wide network of friends. To address the specific issue, I found a local "cyber-traditional medicine expert," BH3WTW, to perform the "modification surgery."



"Cyber Old Doctor" solved the problem very quickly, with just a few moves; the interface was also modified in a very elegant way.

With this, the VS-3 headphone jack modification is complete. This modification scheme has been successfully tested, and others can follow suit. If anyone wants a simple solution to this problem, please contact "Cyber Old Doctor" BH3WTW.