I was thinking about purchasing these headsets for use in a classroom. Will they pick up their neighbors ipad instead of their own?
316882
I don't think they will. I told a friend about the headphones and now he wears them in the gym and our signals never interfere
316883
I have purchased many headsets and this brand is the best. They quickly grab Ipad's bluetooth signal. They don't pickup any outside signal. They have their own volume control in addition to the Ipad's volume control. They are a BUY.
316884
I'm not sure my children have there's paired to there phones so they don't share but i do know it asks them every time if you want to pair with the device and my ipad dose the same i hope that was helpful they do work great i love this product.
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If the Ipad air is smaller then and Ipad it won't work. We use these for our afterschool homework program and they work great for the ipads.We lock them down to the leg of the table and they don't walk off.
1633867
I think they will work just fine if you are listening to voice communication. If you are you are looking for the strong sound of a battlefield then I would not suggest them.
946586
Yes they will work on non-apple devices, they just aren't as good as I expected. We returned them and bought Bose noise canceling headphones, which are significantly better.
951248
No they won't. I use them in the library and no one can hear mine. I listen to loud music.
901233
When I use them to watch videos on my iPad, the volume controls work just fine. I don't have them blue toothed to my cell phone because I don't have reception at home. Hope this helps.
1365874
Yes, they have a small "power brick" similar to a laptop. The volume that comes out of it is quite loud, and also they would need power no matter what if you were using them for their primary purpose : Airplay.
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They can get pretty loud or quite depending on what you set the volume to. They only issue you might find is controlling the volume each time you unplug the speakers it defaults to a slightly lower setting. Plus the volume control is digital button for up down and off, with no indication on how high or low you've set your volume to, other than you and your students ears
713156
They are loud but we found they only work with computers. It says they work with iPhones and tablets but we tried and they didn't work. Only with the computer.
377426
They are very plasticky and I would think that getting thrown around in a school bag they will quickly break. I would absolutely go with the Soul headset for a similar price- they are much more solid feeling and have noise reduction.
759913
Yes! Bonus, they have a mic too so could work for phone or online gaming, etc.
802139
I think they will. I use 'em with my MacBook Pro 15", and I cart it around with me while I'm doing chores - kitchen, bathroom while I shower, bedroom while I get ready for work, etc. I'm usually either listening to podcasts or watching Netflix while doing this stuff, and I don't have the volume up that high, and I can hear everything just fine. I work in a loud warehouse environment, and I took these to work with me one day to see how they'd fare hooked up to my mobile workstation, and again, I didn't have them turned all the way up, and I could hear my music just fine on Pandora and Spotify. I think they will. I use 'em with my MacBook Pro 15", and I cart it around with me while I'm doing chores - kitchen, bathroom while I shower, bedroom while I get ready for work, etc. I'm usually either listening to podcasts or watching Netflix while doing this stuff, and I don't have the volume up that high, and I can hear everything just fine. I work in a loud warehouse environment, and I took these to work with me one day to see how they'd fare hooked up to my mobile workstation, and again, I didn't have them turned all the way up, and I could hear my music just fine on... » Read More I think they will. I use 'em with my MacBook Pro 15", and I cart it around with me while I'm doing chores - kitchen, bathroom while I shower, bedroom while I get ready for work, etc. I'm usually either listening to podcasts or watching Netflix while doing this stuff, and I don't have the volume up that high, and I can hear everything just fine. I work in a loud warehouse environment, and I took these to work with me one day to see how they'd fare hooked up to my mobile workstation, and again, I didn't have them turned all the way up, and I could hear my music just fine on Pandora and Spotify. « Show Less
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I took them to work with me once while working 3rd shift. I went to another room and could hear my movie just fine. I'd say it was about 20-25 feet away from my iPad, and through a wall as well. The sound was never distorted. I've also used them with my android phone in my back yard, with the same distance, no problem there either.
694623
They work great. I bring them to school everyday, they are very durable and have nice noise isolation. You can improve the noise isolation with better ear cups if you want, it is very easy and cheap to do.
749673
Yes, these work great. But you must use an adapter to convert Apple's headphone jack to a standard 3.5mm jack. I use Headset Buddy Smartphone Adapter (from Amazon), but cheaper options are out there. See the mics in action, with an iPad, here: http://stltoday.com/entertainment/television/gail-pennington/st-louisan-leads-team-on-ultimate-survival-alaska/article_b2f78461-376c-514d-8615-8c4bd0bcd1b0.html?
505653
if they use just a pair of earphones w/the small jack ,should be ok. but if you need volume/mic stuff i dont know.been using mine with a sony walkman playing cassetes.
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pcuz, Pretty much no. I've just tested them with an iPhone 6 at about three-quarters volume, so if someone is sitting close enough to hear then they're probably inches away. At about half volume, sitting about a yard away, I can't hear anything. Considering all the office noise you get, they should be fine. As I say in my review, they can get a little warm if worn for too long, and I don't like that there's a degree of incidental noise from headphone cords rubbing on a zip or being touched with a hand or something: I tried them out on a hike and they were pretty rubbish, what with all the jostling they get - as a runner they're just not a very good idea. That said, in an office environment they'd be fine. You'd hear the phone ring (on your desk), but not the lads talking about the weekend's football results about 5 yards away. Have fun.