Are this On-ear or around-ear headphones? Is output loud enough for an iPod?
1559977
They are on ear. I use them to play guitar when I need to be quiet. The sound quality it pretty good.
1559978
Unless you have very small ears they sit on top of the ears. As far as volume they aren't gonna raise the roof but do have decent sound.
1559979
I would say they are on the ear - very comfortable. Volume output would be sufficient.
1076723
As long as the iPod has a 3.5mm headphone jack, which is the normal standard for such things, it'll be fine. If not, or if you want to use it with other devices, then you'll need a jack adapter. These are really lightweight but not necessarily "fragile" so you're hardly aware you've got them on and the sound is really good.
2154348
Yes of coarse. I love the headphones they sound great and I own more speakers then you can imagine. Also that simple plug together at ear bud feature is awesome cause it helps them not get tangled in my gym bag. Its a standard 3.5 plug I think which plugs in all ipods and phones
1111706
Hi! I'm not a specialist but if they can hear ok with ear buds they can hear OK with the Nano as the volume is plenty loud enough.Hope this helps
750270
Well yes, but they have no special mic or anything, you would be able to use them but they wouldnt do anything fancy like normal Mac earphones. Like how the beats earbuds have a volume control that you can use with your ipod but these dont. They are very good headphones though and have been using them for a few days now :)
259514
I'm not sure what you are asking. My PC speakers are silent when I have my headphones plugged in. Settings vary on different models. But I use these Philips ear buds with my iPod which has no built in external speaker. It would be nearly impossible for anyone else to hear my ear buds while I am listening to something.
1111707
I don't know about this from personal experience. However, I bought this for my father a year back and he seems to have very little trouble with it. The ipod itself should be fine. I imagine that it would all be relative to factors besides the ipod such as choice of earbuds vs, headphones, how large the hearing aids are and how acute one's hearing loss is. Of, course I'd recommend headphones rather than earbuds simply because -depending on the quality of the headphones- they are much more comfortable and also have a more balanced sound quality than earbuds tend to have. I hope this helped.
2260025
My son is using these with his iPod touch. Some cases need to be removed before you can plug mini jack.They sound pretty loud to me.Not sure if it drains battery faster or not.
480100
They will work in your ipod just fine. These headphones work will with all my portable devices.
29894
It depends. These headphones are really great quality in sound, despite such a cheap price. If you have these on on full blast on lets say, an Ipod: then people will hear you, BUT, only if they are REALLY close to you. But if you have these at a medium level of sound, nobody will hear them. I wear these in public a lot on full blast sometimes and no one has made a comment or asked me to turn them down. So its fine :)
894413
They do. I definitely get sufficient volume when I plug them into my iPod. On louder tracks, maximum volume is too loud, and on soft tracks (e.g. pianissimo passages on classical recordings) I can hear details clearly. That said, it also depends on how mobile you want to be; my HD 380 Pros live at my desk because they're simply too bulky to carry around everywhere, the cord is too long, and so on.
2097581
Yes, I can understand totally of not using earplugs. It has speakers. I am so grateful because I have been always using plugs with my older iPod.
573928
I agree, the auxiliary input is where the wire enters from your iPod or whatever goes. Maybe there is such a thing as a Bluetooth input/adapter that you can buy separately? That said, the wire isn't more annoying than any other headphone and these really are great, especially if you have other Tek4 stuff!
1123656
The only "apple earphone"s that I know of, are standard 3.5mm jack earphones, which work with this just fine. But I don't know what you have exactly, and if I'm right, you won't be able to turn the volume up and down.Basically, if you have earphones that would plug into any iPod, or any audio plug on a computer, it'll work.
1089401
I used mine on an airplane to listen to music from my ipod. I also use these when I sometimes watch movies on my laptop. Of course these aren't noise cancellation headphones, but the ear cups fit so well over your ears they might as well be. Sound quality is great and they have good, deep bass so I don't see you having any issues hearing movies. They're also very comfortable for long term use.
1348491
No they don't. And l'm bad about having the volume as loud as it will go on my IPod. Love them!
1650349
Hi John, u clearly can save ur money because you get punchyer bass out of much cheaper earphones. This one is great in hearing the details, it feels like the iPod is connected to the brain directly "Super great details and presence" but overall is not the best comfort hearing solution and money wise is big waste if not used