Lumina 920 - making calls with the headphone jack

maybe this is the typical nokia phone operation, but it seems like the heaphone jack should work with a microphone headset for making calls. I've tried three different wired sets with no luck.
havig switched from an iPhone, this is a little dissapointing. Unless it's a faulty device?

Hi there,
unfortunately you may have a faulty device. From what i have heard, all mic headsets should be able to work, even if button support is not optimised (i.e. the microphone bit should work, and the other caller hear you). If it doesn't work, then you can try performing a reset of the phone by going into Settings > About > Reset your phone, or a soft reset (by pressing the volume down and power buttons together for five seconds). You won't lose any data, but always pays to perform periodic backups anyway.
Failing that, try performing a hard reset as detailed here: http://mynokiablog.com/2011/11/08/how-to-hard-reset-nokia-wps-three-finger-restart/ and if that STILL isn't working, then you will need to take your phone to your local Nokia Care point for them to inspect.
to locate your nearest Nokia Care point: http://nokia.com/support

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