Can you pair these headphones with a computer that uses Bluetooth 2.1? From what I've read, it should be backwards compatible.
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Yes, the headphones are backwards compatible. You should have no issues pairing these to a device that has Bluetooth 2.1
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Dear Sarah,Thanks for your interest in our products. We are glad to tell you that if the Bluetooth version of your laptop is or higher than V2.1, you could use this headphone with your laptop.Any other problems you may have, please feel free to let us know.Best RegardsLuguLake Direct Customer Service Team
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Hi Russel I,m not sure but I've paired them together with my tablet,laptop and my phone and it work and sound great.
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No, they only work with Apple products.Please, Please,please don't let that keep you from buying them.I bought them as a Christmas present for my 20 year old son as an alternative to Beats.There is nothing the matter with Beats it's just that EVERYONE has them and he wanted something different. He absolutely loves theses headphones.When they die,I will absolutely buy him another pair of Sennheiser headphones.
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It's bluetooth so they should be compatiable. I'd recommend spending more for a better pair though. I returned mine the day after I received them. They're very bulkly and cut out often.
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Best way to determine if this is compatibility issue is to plug the headphone jacks into another computer. or device. Also, make sure you're plugging the jacks into the correct location.
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I have connected them to my PC (Windows Vista) and it works. I used the Rocketfish Bluetooth adapter to pair them to my PC.
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Hi Claire, Thanks for reaching out to us and your interest in our headphones. The software in our headphones is currently Bluetooth 4.0. I hope this helps but if there's anything else with which we can help, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at support@lil-gadgets.com. Have a great day, Jacquie co-founder, LilGadgets
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I dont believe so - the only cable that comes with it is a usb to micro usb for charging purposes - I do not think that you can use these headphones except for use on bluetooth devises
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The Bose QuietComfort 15 headphones are not Bluetooth compatible. They do require an audio cable. There are two cables included when you purchase these; one was designed for audio and the second was designed for Apple iPhones.
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Sound channels are wrong? Is it because you are unable to match up the proper channels to those on the card? I ran into this issue for a bit but eventually found the right channels. Part of the issue is that I don't think the coloring is universal and 2 of the channels required using conversion cables. Otherwise I have 7.1 playing pretty well through these headphones.
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They only work as bluetooth or wired with the provided cable. Today I received the Avantree Bluetooth ones which are exactly the same, just without the isound logo, red instead of blue flashing light and 15.00 less. Sennheiser, Sony and RCA make wifi ones, but not with Bluetooth. With wifi you are limited as to what you can use them with.
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These specific headphones do not have Bluetooth, but they do have a wireless version which has Bluetooth. Also if you have Bluetooth on a TV it should easily connect. The wireless ones are $60.
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Unfortunately you can't. These headphones aren't Bluetooth compatible or wireless at all.
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I've paired these with an iMac, Toshiba w/Win7, Dell w/XP, & SSG2 smartphone. They're cheap enough- I'd just buy & try. If they don't suit you, keep them & give as a gift to someone w/an iPad/iPhone...later on. :)PS- don't forget the pairing procedure here:http://logitech-en-ap.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/25975/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xMzYxMjcyMTA1L3NpZC9VNmtidWVqbA%3D%3DYou'll note that it says "bluetooth device", not Apple device?
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Well, the only thing it says it is compatible with is Bluetooth versions 3.0 & 4.0. However, (changing my answer a little) it did connect with my bluetooth v.2.1 headphones. The sound was clear without static or interruption. I'd probably give it a shot.
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Try to use normal pair protocol (turn on the units, then hold down the button for a few seconds until the light begins to flash rapidly), and see if they connect. Be sure there aren't any other Bluetooth units on nearby). I've never tried to pair headsets, but I think they may have to have some sort of router. If you don't have the manual on the headsets, try searching the manufacturer's website for one, or look for a discussion forum specific to that brand.