The headphone jack on my laptop no longer works. Would this work to plug into my usb port, and plug headphones into the female audio port?
180506
Don't see any reason why not. The headphone contacts aren't dependent upon the microphone contact.
180507
Theoretically, yes. But I found the audio quality to be extremely poor. Would not recommend.
180508
Yes, it will; however, sometimes you have to tweak it a little bit from the sound control on windows for it to work. I got the same problem with my all lap top and it worked!Good luckJorge
1804195
Well the question is a bit confusing. I am not sure what you mean by work with these USB speakers, but yeah you can plug both of them into separate USB ports. Every time you want to use your headphones, you will need to change the audio device being used in settings manually or plug out the usb receiver for the speakers. Obviously I have never tried this myself so there might be driver conflict issues.
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Yes BUT be careful to NOT put strain on the USB female port in the headphones. I bought my daughter these headphones and she loved them so much she didn't like removing them to let them charge, SO she would sit there on the computer with the USB cord plugged in, all the time with the cord straining at the connection. It took about a year for the female jack in the headphone to get damaged and start making intermittent contact only. They still charge, but only if you align the cord & headphones just right. These are great headphones; they work well when not abused. I purchased a replacement recently. Yes BUT be careful to NOT put strain on the USB female port in the headphones. I bought my daughter these headphones and she loved them so much she didn't like removing them to let them charge, SO she would sit there on the computer with the USB cord plugged in, all the time with the cord straining at the connection. It took about a year for the female jack in the headphone to get damaged and start making intermittent contact only. They still charge, but only if you align the cord & headphones just right. These are great headphones; they work well when not abused. I purchased a replacement... » Read More Yes BUT be careful to NOT put strain on the USB female port in the headphones. I bought my daughter these headphones and she loved them so much she didn't like removing them to let them charge, SO she would sit there on the computer with the USB cord plugged in, all the time with the cord straining at the connection. It took about a year for the female jack in the headphone to get damaged and start making intermittent contact only. They still charge, but only if you align the cord & headphones just right. These are great headphones; they work well when not abused. I purchased a replacement recently. « Show Less
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I've tried both an ordinary headphone and a cellphone combined microphone/headphone. For the latter, the microphone is always recognized but the headphone doesn't always work (i.e. laptop continues using the external speakers). The same problem for ordinary headphone, sometimes it is recognized, sometimes not. It's the only irritating issue with this laptop, of course I'm not sure if I should use a specific type of headphone on this new jack.
1715421
Theres a 3.5mm headphone connector jack that you can plug into the headphone jack on the laptop.
84971
You can plug it into your laptop's headphone jack (assuming it has one). However - my laptop has a crappy built-in sound card, so the audio quality was bad. I ended up getting a USB sound card (about $50) and plugged the speakers into that - much better. I'd say try it straight in first and see if you are OK with the sound.
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Yes, if your laptop has a headphones plug-in and a microphone plug-in it works just fine!
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I did a little bit of tweeking on the windows microphone settings and it works on my laptop and It uses a combo headphone/mic jack. Obviously i dont know what you are using, but if you get a splitter that splits the cable to a mic and headphone then it should work
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I believe you will be able to use this product with your new headphones - although I do not know the type of headphones or laptop brand - however the only problem I could foresee you encountering would be if you are using a bulky phone case (I.e. Lunatik, Otterbox, etc,) the adapter does have issues plugging directly into your phone although I don't think you will have any issues plugging into a laptop headphone jack. You should be ok with this purchase based on my limited info.
136031
Yup. It also works great as a travel speaker that is better than your laptop speakers. Don't want to bother people around you? Plug your headphones into the 3.5MM jack on the side. The Laptop will show this device as both a speaker and a mic.
279059
Hi- Yes they will plug into a laptop jack. I tested mine out on my laptop. I use them with my scanner when I go to the race track. They are pretty heavy duty. I have a pair of Sony headphones that are a lot lighter that I use with my laptop
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Our laptop earplug outlet (?) stopped working so we got this so we could still use headphones. I dont think the operating system had anything to do with it. But we also had windows 7 .
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great question - not sure. I guess it depends on your computer and if the jack itself is set up for that. my laptop has separate iinputs and i dont think it would work. Probably on newer computers - especially tablets - it would work.
2178127
I am not sure about headphones, I use the jacks for external speakers but I believe the headphone jack is the same connection so I don't see why it would not work for headphones also.
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I'm not overly familiar with Apple Laptops, but I think the headphone jack also serves as a line in (wish I had one available to test that out). Failing that, you could always get an inexpensive RCA Audio to USB cable/converter.
905929
You would have to have a separate audio cable. If your laptop has a mini (1/8") headphone out, you can use a mini to rca, or whatever your audio input would require.
1222225
Yes but it may not be the best choice. You would have to plug this in your USB and also plug in the audio plug into your laptop. You can get a device that plugs into the USB and connects to the sound through your USB, not through the audio cable. That would be the better way to go. It would be a USB Bluetooth dongle, something like the IOGEAR Bluetooth 4.0 USB Micro Adapter.