I have an Android phone and an iPad on which I regularly use FaceTime.Why are there two models with microphones?Will one model work with both? Which?
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I found this on another site's Q&A--from Bose: answer 8 "Thanks for your question. If you plan to use a mix of Apple and Non-Apple devices, the standard QC20 headphones would be your best choice for a single headset to work with everything. The QC20i is designed with exclusive volume controls for Apple products and it may or may not work correctly on Android, windows or other mobile devices. The QC20 would have no problem working with your Apple devices also, however." http://reviews.bestbuy.com/answers/3545/product/9154082/bose-quietcomfort-20i-acoustic-noise-cancelling-earbud-headphones-questions-answers/questions.htm (this is probably too late to help you, but it might still help others like myself who are still asking this question now!)
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Best I know, the 20i model will control (volume/track) an iPhone or iPad. The 20 won't. Both will work acoustically on all devices. I recommend that you call Bose customer service to confirm if you have mixed devices.
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Certainly have a microphone, if face time supports bluetooth, you may use it with
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This microphone support ipad/iphone and PC. You need to ensure you are in the headset mode with Amber/Blue flash light alternatively for the pairing. Just press and hold the on/off button, you will see the mode changing with different light indication. However, you need to ensure your apps support Bluetooth Microphone. For the voice recording apps, you can try "Voice Recorder HD", "Audio memos" and others.. you can find from Apps store. For voice capture on video recording, it is not easy to find these apps. Maybe, Apple can explain the reason on this so far..
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Yes. I've used it on FaceTime only, so I'm sure Skype calls would work as well.
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That's pretty strange, M.J.I just uninstalled Italk and then reinstalled it - no problems.Is it possible to keep going somehow after the "this app requires a microphone" message.After all, you will have a microphone when you plug it in!
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It has a built-in Mic, but placement is key. I have it on my dash but have to speak fairly loud. The calls ring through the speakers and the on-screen display allows you to answer or ignore. I however have an android and not iOS, but there are specific options for Apple-based products. Hope this helps!
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We use the iOS app on an iPad attached to a mic to control the GoPro when we want to record our band performances. The iOS is much better, IMHO, because it allows you to really see what you are shooting.
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As an Android user I have no idea what will and won't work with iOS sadly. Though I will reiterate, odds are your phone's built in mic is probably just as good as this.
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Hey, Joshua...I use my Mic for voiceover work straight into my Ipad and track onto my basic-version Twisted Wave app. 'Wave is easy to use...check it out if you're not familiar with it. That's as much as I know. Thanks for mentioning those apps. I'm now curious and want to check them out. Good luck...Maybe call Sweetwater. They know a lot. marv g
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Yes. There's a volume and other controls for i-devices and mic for use with iPhone. It doesn't work as a mic for my android phone.
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NO that is false, My wife has had this on her iPhone 5s for a few months now and has no problem using face time with my sister in law.
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If your I pad has blue tooth capability, the speaker does as well and they can communicate. I have not as yet used facetime.
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You should be able to, but you'll have to buy a 3.5mm headphone/microphone splitter. iPad devices use the hybrid jack (I forget the proper name) and will not recognize microphones unless you use a splitter. This will also allow you to use headphones at the same time for monitoring the audio, if your recording app supports that.
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I have use this on an iPhone and iPad only..i dont hear my own voice through the mic....hopefully it will be the same with the Mac as well....!!!!!!
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this is a super mic for recording anything (vocals, instruments) and works as a replacement for your ipad's internal mic for most applications where the internal mic is used. however, i'm not sure if it will enable you to record BOTH sides of a skype conversation. that, i think is app specific, and maybe not possible on the ipad. check out this link (http://lifehacker.com/5827360/how-to-record-skype-calls-on-your-iphone-or-ipad) for more info, and if i learn more i'll post again.
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Just tried it on my iPad with Facetime (video and voice-only) and it worked great. I assume it will work with other applications such as Skype as well.
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Yes, this should work fine with any app that uses the integrated headphones/mic, but each app is unique. I haven't found a specific app yet that it doesn't work with.I used it successfully with the Smule Sing! app.